A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 759 I Hate Sirens!

It takes seven or eight well-trained dragon tamers to restrain a rampaging adult fire dragon in order to subdue it.

So, if it were a Kraken with tentacles nearly a hundred meters long, how many Aurors would it take to withstand it?

You don't need much magical knowledge to know this:

The Austrian Ministry of Magic alone certainly couldn't stop the Kraken, that ferocious beast.

Their country is small, their population is small, and their wizards are even fewer... They are small and sparsely populated, and they are just lining up to die... that's all.

And that was indeed the case. The blows landed on Kraken as if it were a joke; it didn't even break his defenses, let alone feel a single touch.

The Avada Kedavra method of biting into a melon did work, but aside from a certain degree of burning pain, it had no other effect.

The Muggle army, on the other hand, suffered more pain from the imported weapons they brought in—Italian cannons.

But the pain only fueled Kraken's ferocity. It raised its head and let out a piercing roar that shook the ground for kilometers around.

The tentacles lashed out haphazardly, tearing the streets into deep trenches.

Seeing that the magic was having no effect, an Austrian Auror decided to attack the large yellow eye.

If its whole body is so hard, surely its eyes can't be that hard too, right?

He appeared in phantom form, but as soon as he appeared on the face of the octopus-like monster, his legs were entangled by the surrounding tentacles.

A slippery, dark tentacle curled up and inserted into the wizard's mouth, secreting a large amount of viscous liquid.

Moments later, the tentacles ripped open the wizard's belly, dismembering him completely.

Its tentacles even scooped out a blood-soaked heart from its chest cavity and rolled it into its mouth, as if it were eating a small candy.

Many Aurors were utterly horrified by the tragic deaths of their companions.

After a brief exchange of glances, the six or seven wizards rushed toward the Kraken without hesitation.

Several of the Aurors were smashed to death by the wildly dancing tentacles, while many more were rolled up and stuffed into mouths.

The last Auror was terrified and was about to flee when he was struck by the water spewed by the giant monster and drowned in the surging river.

The Kraken roared, its enormous yellow eyes darting around, and continued crawling toward the Hofburg Palace.

Its route was incredibly simple and brutal... it was to find Grigorovich!

As for anything that blocks its path, then let's destroy it!

The towering National Opera House was knocked down by this monster, the stone building looking as if it had been cut in half.

As it approached the golden hall, it violently coiled its tentacles, and the ancient concert hall, which had stood for over two hundred years, collapsed with a deafening roar.

The Kraken, its ferocity flaring, swept up many more wizards and swallowed them whole.

It emitted cries of ecstasy and satisfaction.

This horrific scene is truly shocking.

Many timid Muggles had already fainted from fright, and a large number of tourists were scattering and fleeing.

Is this the end of the world, or hell?

Or rather, the scene before us is more cruel than any religion's brutal depiction of hell.

An old monk wearing sunglasses, holding a megaphone, and dressed in a cheap robe seemed to have gone mad.

He stood on the fire hydrant, lifted his robe to reveal his thighs, and waved the book in his hand.

It was not a Buddhist scripture, but a Bible.

The old monk was somewhat agitated, and exclaimed loudly, "This is the Buddha and Christ! This is the Dharma-ending Age!"

He clasped his hands together and chanted a Buddhist prayer:

"Believe in God and you will have eternal life! If you don't go to hell, who will?"

If William and Hermione were here, they would definitely recognize the old monk:

Two years ago at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, he was an old priest; last year in Venice, he became an old imam; unexpectedly, he has now become an ascetic monk.

He actually represented all three major religions.

It is clear that he is either a master who integrates the three religions, or an old swindler.

But the two of them are not here at the moment.

After receiving Missandei's notification, they appeared in Phantom form on the Roman Gate of the Street of No Shadows.

The two were utterly horrified by what they saw.

"William, it's Missandei!" Hermione suddenly pointed to a spot.

Missandei is on a boat, seemingly rescuing people.

But the ship was spinning and unable to leave when one of the giant octopus's tentacles slammed down on it.

Missandei watched helplessly as the tentacle rushed towards her.

Suddenly, William appeared at the bow of the ship, his wand raised high.

When the tentacle was still half a meter away from the ship, it could no longer descend, as if it were blocked by an invisible wall.

However, due to the enormous impact, the entire ship began to sink violently, with its stern rising high into the air.

The group huddled together in a sorry state, looking pleadingly at the young man standing at the bow of the boat.

William raised his left hand, and magic surged and spread, controlling the surface of the water.

Under his magical control, the large ship floated on the vast ocean, swaying and rocking, yet it neither capsized nor fell over.

The tentacles finally left and swung to the other side.

William turned his head and quickly instructed, "Missande, Hermione needs to go to the Ministry of Magic. You lead the way and rescue Gregorovich."

After escaping death, Missandei gasped for breath a few times, then nodded instinctively.

Hermione pulled the Glaling carriage out of the safety watch and called out to William, "Be careful!"

Missandei climbed into the carriage, and Hermione gave a gentle flick of the reins, sending the carriage flying toward the Hofburg Palace.

Grigorovich is the Kraken's target; once he leaves Vienna, the monster will naturally leave as well.

William's task was to temporarily contain the behemoth and prevent it from causing further damage to Vienna.

Just then, Minister Soros appeared beside William.

William didn't look at him, but said, "These Muggles are yours. Have the Aurors withdraw too. I'll hold off this monster."

Soros gave William a deep look. He wanted to ask, "Are you sure you can do it?" but the words that came out were, "Please."

He came here to ask William for help; he had no other choice!

William nodded, and his figure vanished into thin air.

The ship full of Muggles was utterly shocked.

To actually witness a superpowered person in person?!

Minister Soros remarked softly, "I think I understand the complex feelings of Clegane and Rivers."

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With the minister's order given, all the Aurors withdrew from the battle to help the Muggles in the ruins.

But they've retreated. Who will stop that giant monster?

Are we just going to let it run rampant in Vienna?

But everyone quickly came to an answer.

An excessively young wizard stood alone, proudly blocking the giant monster's path.

Compared to Kraken, he was as insignificant as a pebble, yet he raised his wand and faced the behemoth.

Black flames burst forth, the tongues of fire thrashing violently like eels.

William conducted the flames with the grace of an orchestra, eventually converging them into a massive black fire dragon that emitted a series of roars.

Then it paused briefly before charging towards the Kraken with unstoppable momentum.

The river surface instantly turned into a sea of ​​fire, and the high temperature caused a large amount of water vapor to rise up, forming a circular white curtain.

Kraken's limbs twitched, convulsed, and trembled, and he let out an extremely pitiful scream!

The pain contained in that sound was so great that it could cause a wizard with a weak mind to faint on the spot.

William's hands hung naturally at his sides, and his originally loose sleeves gradually tightened and pressed against his arms.

He tilted his head back and said calmly:

"I hate sirens!"

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(End of this chapter)