Harry Potter's Catastrophe

I went back to the room and got on the computer and found that a meteorite had indeed fallen, but no meteorite was found, only craters, and the area was surrounded by tape.

Carney was wondering whether to make some preparations, and put special training on the agenda. The content of the special training was to fight the Hornet. In fact, it was unilaterally letting Carney be a target.

I wanted to try those magics to see if they were useful on Transformers. I originally wanted to rest for a few days.

The wand was spinning between Carney. He had always had the habit of spinning pens. In the wizarding world, there were only quills, so of course the only thing that could spin was the wand.

The school report cards had been sent over a long time ago, as well as letters from Harry and the others. Thinking of Harry reminded him of the villain Voldemort. He couldn't passively be beaten. He might as well take the initiative and wait for Voldemort to hit him.

I was thinking in a daze, and I was brought back to reality by the sound of a car starting when I was about to defeat evil and save the world.

When I looked out the window, my father's car was gone, except for a snow plow that just drove away.

It must be that his father has something to do and goes to the company again, Carney thought, and then he frowned, what kind of car did his father drive?

"Mom, what are you going to do?" Carney quickly ran downstairs and asked his mother who was playing with the cat.

"He answered the phone and went out. There must be a problem with the project or..." My mother said nonchalantly. My father was often busy during his vacation.

Before his mother could finish speaking, Carney ran to the garage. The family car was still there, but the Camaro was driven away.

"Oops." Carney looked at the family car. He couldn't drive, and he didn't have any magic in this area. He took out his bicycle from the corner of the garage and rode out.

The car didn't get dusty when I hadn't used it since I went to Hogwarts. When my father wiped his own car, he always wiped the bicycle as well.

"I'm going out for a moment." Carney shouted into the house and was already on the road.

"Why are you so anxious?" The mother muttered, holding the cat and closing the door.

"I hope nothing is wrong." Carney thought to himself. After all, it is impossible for Decepticons to run all over the street, and it is impossible to just bump into a Bumblebee. If you bump into it, you may not necessarily find that it is a Bumblebee. After all, not every Decepticon has the same function. So complete.

Even if he discovered Bumblebee, he could still run away with his father. Although Carney thought comfortingly, his legs kicked very fast.

The pedals were turning almost in a circle. There was a speed limit on city roads, and the car could not be driven as fast as a car. He knew his father's company, and he should be able to keep up with this speed very quickly.

His father's company was already in sight, but he still couldn't see the shadow of the Camaro. The traffic police behind him was already following him, calling him for speeding.

His father did not go to the company, and Carney walked around the parking lot without seeing the bumblebee. He shook off the pursuer and started walking around the streets of London.

If the company doesn't have Nakani, I don't know where to look. Maybe it's in a cafe or restaurant. Talking about work will always be in those places, but Kani doesn't know where.

He rode through the streets in a hurry, hoping to encounter them. He also thought about using magic, but he closed his eyes and sensed that there were at least a dozen wizards around him.

When did London become so densely populated with wizards?

Carney looked around, and saw a few wizards using newspapers as cover to look at him. They were Aurors, and Carney could tell by looking at their faces.

There were at least four Aurors here, and Carney rode past them slowly and calmly. Their eyes must have moved with him, and Carney knew it without looking.

He looks serious and meticulous, wears a windbreaker or leather coat, and a hat with eyes shooting cold arrows. He looks like a dark wizard to everyone.

It could also be that he was riding a bicycle like he was flying and attracted attention, but he didn't find any traces of using magic and didn't show any sign. Anyway, he just stared at Carney, as if he would use magic at the next moment.

There are also ordinary wizards. I heard Ron said that there are rewards for reporting. After all, he has been in the newspaper and it is normal for him to be a household name. Carney thought that they might be thinking about this.

But no matter what, he can't use magic. I hope there are more Aurors in London. If there is a fight between Transformers, they might know about it.

"Yes!" Carney thought and immediately knew where to go. His legs began to pedal quickly again, and the car speed increased in a moment.

The Aurors behind them immediately turned the corner and disappeared, appearing at the street corner in front of Carney, holding newspapers and staring at Carney as he rode by, taking out their wands and pointing at Carney's bicycle.

Carney thought he was going to attack him, but he didn't see any movement from them until he rode by. Maybe they were checking whether he was using magic.

Carney ignored them and rode all the way to the Leaky Cauldron, with the Auror following him.

When he got out of the car, the chain fell apart and the pedals fell off. Carney entered the bar and waved to the owner Tom.

"What do you need?" The hunchbacked Tom looked at Carney carefully, and then his eyes lit up. He recognized it. "Mr. Stern, it's not a good day to go out these days, but I still welcome you. Are you staying in a hotel? Or are you going to Diagon Alley to buy something?"

"No, please help me repair my bicycle and give me the Daily Prophet for the past few days." Carney took out a silver coin.

"No problem." Tom wiped Yinkexi and stuffed it into his pocket with bright eyes, and called the assistant to move the bicycle and parts in.

The bar was very deserted, there was no one there, no wonder I asked such enthusiastic questions, I was afraid that I was going to run out of business.

Carney sat in a chair and read the latest Daily Prophet. The Daily Prophet must have said about the falling meteorite that wizards knew much more than Muggles.

There might be traces of Transformers. He didn't order the Daily Prophet for his family because the pictures in the daily newspaper were all moving. He didn't order it for his family just to cause unnecessary trouble.

He rarely read newspapers. He just wanted to read other people's papers. Ron only read them. He would rather read something from the Daily Prophet than read a book in the library.

After reading the newspaper, it turns out that wizards do know more than Muggles. At least they have determined that it is not a meteorite but an alien life form, and there are photos of it.

The biggest headline in the newspapers from the day before yesterday to today is that alien creatures have landed in London. Alien lifeforms are attacking London. The Ministry of Magic has made arrangements immediately. How should Muggles respond to the arrival of alien behemoths?

There are even theories about alien beings wiping out Muggles, and one of the newspaper illustrations captured one of the nearest ones in London.

It is taller than the house, has a huge body, and its eyes are shining. It is too dark at night to see its true face. It comes out of the hole and wanders around for a few times before disappearing. Wizards say that the alien creature can become invisible.

You can't tell who it is from the appearance. The Transformers were all bare metal when they landed on the earth. They don't have any particularly obvious features. I hope they are just small.

But this is bigger than Bumblebee, can't it be Little Red, Shockwave? Sound waves?

There wasn't much information in the newspapers, and they didn't know the whereabouts of the Transformers, maybe.

(Gan, I got confused yesterday morning. I got the third volume of chapter 315, but I forgot to get it in chapter 316, and then the two chapters were confused. Sorry)