Hogwarts: From Selling White Peppers to Becoming a God

Chapter 297 Beating People Up Through the Internet Cable

Chapter 297 Beating People Up Through the Internet Cable

While the Watchers were raiding Oak Hill, a purge was also taking place in Gringotts.

Now that he has killed a member of the largest goblin family, and that member was the president of Gringotts, the conflict between Murphy and the goblins can no longer be resolved through ordinary means.

Next, you either have to wait for the other party's endless retaliation and harassment, or you have to strike first and uproot the other party completely.

Unfortunately, fairies aren't just found in Britain; they can be found all over the world. The Brin family has also spread too far, and Murphy couldn't wipe out the entire clan. So he could only eliminate the branch related to Guleus first.

To Murphy, wizards meant magical materials, valuable assets, and he was generally reluctant to use them.

But fairies—these guys are just like a certain Judah tribe from my previous life, nothing but disgusting people, and he has no psychological burden at all when killing them.

All the goblins in Gringotts were given truth serum by Rahim and interrogated one by one.

This trial was significant. Rasim was astonished to discover that his master had not wronged them—of course, his master was wise and powerful and could not possibly have wronged them—but he really hadn't expected to obtain "evidence" so easily.

However, the truth is that nearly a third of these fairies harbored rebellious thoughts, and quite a few of them had actually participated in the fairies' underground gatherings in secret.

Those who are close to the Brin family are all rebellious, and they have even plotted to overthrow the wizard government and establish a fairy regime more than once. They have even made several versions of the assassination list.

Rahim was shocked but also overjoyed. This time, he had not only framed someone, but had caught them red-handed.

Meanwhile, the watchmen who had broken into the castle also realized this.

The fairies here are all fully armed!

They even encountered fairies fighting with magic wands!

Although most of those wands looked old and worn, and some seemed no better than a wooden stick, and the fairies were not very good at using them in battle, and their spells were very inaccurate, they were definitely wands!

This discovery instantly convinced the Watchers, who had initially been skeptical of the mission, of the Commander's words.

These fairies are really preparing to rebel!

They dared to hoard magic wands! They even hoarded weapons!

This is a blatant violation of the Wand Act!

Their rebellious intentions are now crystal clear, without a doubt!

What else is there to say?

No one hesitated to use the Killing Curse anymore, and a one-sided massacre began.

Although the fairies did have some fighting ability, they didn't make much of a splash in front of a dozen or so battle wizards when they got serious.

Half an hour later, after the wizards suffered two serious injuries and three minor injuries, they leveled the entire fairy castle and captured its master, Weller Longhand.

Then the Watchers withdrew from the castle, leaving the chubby goblin with Murphy.

Weller Longhand was tied to a high-backed chair, his nose broken and crooked to one side. Upon seeing Murphy emerge from the shadows, he immediately began to plead.

"Mr. Darkholm, there's a misunderstanding. There must be some misunderstanding. I am not your enemy. I can offer half of my assets in exchange for your understanding."

"Half?" Murphy scoffed.

"All of it! I'm willing to give up all my assets! Mr. Darkholm, I'm a fairy, and I know better than anyone how to use wealth. Keep me, and I'll create even more wealth for you..."

This guy is quite pragmatic.

Unfortunately, Murphy wasn't interested in his financial management skills.

A banker whose thinking is still stuck in the 17th century? I just randomly picked a finance graduate from a Muggle economics school, and my ideas are hundreds of years ahead of yours, okay?

Moreover, Murphy spared its life not for money.

Gringotts is all mine now, why would I need your paltry sum?

Murphy waved his hand, and a phantom battle flag appeared before Wheeler. "What is this?"

Weller was startled. "You, what's wrong with you...?"

"So, you've seen it before." Murphy had been observing his reaction.

"I didn't, I didn't..." But before he could finish speaking, his eyes suddenly widened and his whole body began to convulse.

A crimson light suddenly entered Murphy's eyes, as if a lantern had been lit under Wheeler's skin, the light emanating from his eyes and mouth.

The fairy seemed to be undergoing horrific torture, her whole body trembling violently, and she was emitting terrifying screams.

Murphy frowned as he watched, and at the same time, a dull ache throbbed in his head, as if the "nail" that had pierced his head earlier was trying to invade again.

However, this time he was prepared. "Call upon God for protection!"

A silver raven perched on his shoulder, and the protective power calmed his mind. The invading force was instantly shut out and had no effect on him.

According to the theory of the mind pathway, a wizard's mental core is an absolute domain that belongs exclusively to the wizard. No magic can truly forcefully break through this domain. To penetrate the mind of another, one can only use roundabout methods such as deception and illusion to influence the subject's mind and make the subject willingly accept it.

Therefore, no matter what kind of mental magic it is, as long as you strengthen your own will and your own protective ability, you can keep it away from the core of your mind.

The moment the stinging pain disappeared, Weller's screams also stopped. It suddenly lowered its head, blood flowing from its eyes, nose, and mouth.

"Come here," Wheeler suddenly said, "kill him, then come find me..."

Have you switched to a new main account?

However, Murphy stepped forward and kicked Wheeler in the face, knocking him to the ground.

"What a pretentious charlatan. Possession? Horcrux? Well, it seems to be something like that..."

"But you only possessed the bodies of Guleus and his father... The Brin family bloodline is somewhat special to you, isn't it?"

"Let me guess... The Brin family has fairy royal blood, so in that picture you are sitting on the throne... But the fairy kingdom perished nearly a thousand years ago."

"You also want the Sword of Gryffindor..."

"You wouldn't happen to be that idiot Ragnar who forged a sword for someone and then tried to steal it back, would you?"

"Shut up! That's mine! The sword is mine! All the treasure is mine!" Wheeler suddenly roared, "They're all my creations! I am their master!"

"Heh..." Murphy looked at him as if he were an idiot.

"You...I'll kill you..." Wheeler saw the piercing look in Murphy's eyes, and it stung him. "You think you've won? No! Foolish wizard! You're finished!"

"You slaughtered the Brin family! The Fairy Council will never let you get away with this! You started the war! And I will be reborn from the war, and then..."

"Then?" Murphy sneered. "I won't wait that long for you."

As he spoke, he raised his wand and pointed it at Wheeler again. "Guess why I'm wasting so much time talking to you?"

In the State of Su, more than 3,000 officials at all levels suddenly collapsed and convulsed.

Their brains were working at high speed under the influence of the sudden outbreak of the Mind Seed virus. In just two or three minutes, the temperature on their foreheads soared to 41 or 42 degrees Celsius.

At the same time, thousands of crows once again formed an array antenna, raising Murphy's mental resonance, increasing its frequency, compressing its wavelength, changing its phase, until it was all tuned to the magical spectrum of the "mind" attribute.

The ever-increasing magical energy level caused the surrounding matter to begin to disintegrate and twist into a chaotic mess, following Murphy's mental image.

This is the "domain" predicted by the spiritual pathway, that is, the manifestation of the "spiritual singularity" after it has broken through its original core and expanded into the outside world.

"Mind magic, a telekinetic attack, right?"

Murphy's eyes shone with divine light.

"You think I wouldn't just hit someone through the internet cable?"

"Get the hell out of here now!"

"Capture the spirit, grasp the mind!"

(End of this chapter)

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