Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 434, Section 428: Her name is Nagini.

After shouting those words, Belmont's body began to glow, and his only remaining arm gripped Voldemort's shoulder tightly, as if afraid that the other would escape.

Then a destructive power suddenly rose within him.

Most wizards would be lying in this situation and would struggle to leave, but Belmont wanted to see that panic in Voldemort's eyes.

However, he was disappointed.

Voldemort's eyes showed no panic or fear, only contempt, and even the large snake coiled around him displayed the same expression.

Why?

The next moment Belmont "saw" it. He opened his mouth, trying to say something, but it was too late.

The light emanating from his body had already enveloped him and swallowed up his surroundings.

Boom!

The enormous sound was deafening; the earth trembled, the air vibrated, and the massive explosion engulfed the two bodies, the smoke and dust obscuring everything ahead.

Blow up!

Belmont, fueled by magic and using his body as a vessel, chose to self-destruct and perish together with Voldemort.

A very forceful approach.

An ordinary wizard would probably have died in this explosion, but he chose the wrong opponent.

Voldemort was no ordinary wizard; he was a terrifying figure who made the entire wizarding world fall silent about his name.

As the smoke cleared, Voldemort's body was revealed to be completely unharmed, even his clothes were exactly as they were.

Belmont's sacrifice was all in vain.

Voldemort clapped his hands to brush off the dust, and muttered to himself in a very soft voice.

"I do fear death, but...not everyone can threaten me."

"No matter how many of those trashy cats and dogs come, it's useless. Their strength is not even as great as the traps set by that wizard Dursley."

This is both praise and indirect proof that Belmont's self-destruction at the cost of his life was not even as powerful as a magic grenade.

Then his gaze shifted to the other vampires: "Since the vampires are unwilling to submit, then they should all die."

In an instant, dark green light rose up continuously, like fireworks in full bloom. However, hidden beneath these fireworks was a monster that devoured life, taking the lives of others and illuminating the surroundings.

"The lives that have passed away are truly beautiful colors."

Voldemort watched the vampires vanish into thin air, then grinned again, letting out a laugh that sent chills down the spines of the Death Eaters: "Hehehehehe."

There is no point in resisting Voldemort unless you are stronger than him. Otherwise, it is best to run away when facing him.

His abilities far surpassed those of wizards of this era.

In less than a quarter of an hour, all the summoned vampires were killed, and the clumps of ashes on the ground were proof of their existence.

Suddenly, a whirlwind swept up from the ground, scattering dust everywhere, and even the proof of existence disappeared.

Having done all this, Voldemort slowly turned around and looked at his servants who were already prostrate at his feet. A hint of dissatisfaction flashed in his eyes: "You have disappointed me greatly. You can't even handle this group of rotting 'corpses'."

Voldemort's first words terrified the Death Eaters so much that they all collapsed to the ground.

Are these vampires strong?

Overall, it was actually quite good, but unfortunately it ran into Voldemort, who was most skilled in dark magic.

The common understanding is that the best way to deal with vampires is to use silver weapons, garlic, crucifixes, holy water, and sunlight. In reality, none of these are useful. Silver weapons have the same effect as ordinary weapons; they can be dealt with with just a healing spell. Garlic and sunlight are just physiologically repulsive. Crucifixes and holy water are completely useless.

Furthermore, the so-called "white magic" in the wizarding world (to be precise, there is no such thing as white magic) cannot kill vampires. The Patronus Charm can only drive away Dementors and cannot cause any harm to vampires.

The most effective magic against vampires is actually black magic.

Aside from vampires, the same applies to dealing with werewolves, giants, banshees, and other dark creatures; they don't have any so-called resistance to dark magic.

To put it simply, a Killing Curse can send all of the above away.

Voldemort, who possesses countless powerful spells, has a hundred ways to kill vampires.

That's why Voldemort can deal with these vampires so easily, turning them to dust with a flick of his finger.

However, although Voldemort expressed his dissatisfaction, he did not actually punish his subordinates.

The weaker his subordinates are, the more his prowess is highlighted. Besides, his subordinates are not so incompetent; at least when dealing with the Transylvanian Ministry of Magic, they are quite formidable.

However, necessary warnings are still needed.

"Lucius and Avery have successfully recruited our 'allies,' and they will be joining us soon. I don't want you to do anything else that would embarrass me."

"Especially you, Rodolphus! Learn a thing or two from Barty Jr."

"Your stupidity has exhausted my patience."

Rodolphus, who had been singled out by Voldemort, was so frightened that he broke out in a cold sweat and lay on the ground, too afraid to move. He didn't even dare to offer an explanation.

"I've taken care of the main force of these disgusting bloodsucking corpses. You guys handle the rest. That should be fine, right?"

The Death Eaters dared not haggle at this point and immediately responded in unison.

"Oh, right." Voldemort, who was about to leave, suddenly stopped and spoke. He gently stroked the large green snake that was wrapped around him, as if he were stroking the most intimate person in the world.

Her name is Nagini.

"From now on, seeing her will be the same as seeing me. I hope you all remember this clearly, and I don't want to repeat it a second time."

After saying this, he led the giant serpent named Nagini into the castle, leaving behind a group of Death Eaters who remained prostrate on the ground, too afraid to get up.

Everything then proceeded smoothly. With their chieftain and main force gone, the vampires were left with only the old, weak, sick, and young. These vampires would face a brutal and inhumane massacre by the Death Eaters.

The cruelty of the Death Eaters was also fully revealed at this moment.

They cruelly tortured and killed their children in front of their parents, and tortured their husbands to death with the Crucifixion Curse in front of their wives, as if to vent all the anger they had suffered. In short, they are the epitome of evil.

In just one month, the vampire settlements of Transylvania were almost completely wiped out, with only a few managing to escape and survive alongside the scattered vampires around the world.

(End of this chapter)