Hogwarts: I am the White Demon King

The storm roared through the valley, a frigid chill mingling with scorching flames. The sky looked like a torn canvas, with each curse acting as a razor slicing through the fabric.

Each collision of spells triggered a thunderous roar that echoed through the valley, shaking the surrounding boulders and sending them tumbling down. The entire giant camp felt like the end of days.

Hagrid stood on a distant hillside, his eyes wide with disbelief. He gripped Olimpe's hand, muttering under his breath, "Merlin's beard, this is too much."

Before this, he only knew that Sebastian was powerful, after all, the latter had personally rescued Harry from Voldemort's hands, but if he had to describe how powerful Sebastian was, he really couldn't say.

Only now, witnessing Sebastian fight Voldemort with his own eyes, did he gain a direct understanding of Sebastian's strength.

For the first time, he regretted not studying harder when he was at school, to the point that his vocabulary was too poor. Apart from "Merlin's beard," he couldn't think of any other words to express his shock.

Madame Maxime was also shocked by everything before her: "Voldemort's power is undeniable, but Sebastian... These giants should really see what kind of monster just knocked them out."

It's true that giants hate magic, but that doesn't mean they aren't afraid of death. If they weren't afraid of death, they wouldn't have been driven to these remote mountains.

Madame Maxime was certain that even without physical persuasion, seeing this earth-shattering power, over ninety percent of the giants would choose to submit.

She paused, forcing herself to look away, no longer focusing on the battle in the sky, but instead looking towards the giant camp.

"Hagrid, stop watching them fight, let's go help at the giant camp, lest these giants be crushed to death by boulders while they're unconscious."

However, Madame Maxime was clearly overthinking it. Apart from Golgomath and Karkus, Sebastian hadn't used much force at all.

In addition, giants were thick-skinned, extremely resistant to blows, and had good recovery abilities. In the intense tremors, they woke up one by one.

Their dazed gazes gradually regained focus, and after looking around, the giants' faces were instantly filled with horror. The camp was already a mess, with broken giant trees, cracked rocks, and scorched earth emitting white smoke everywhere.

And in the sky, that strange half-giant was fighting another powerful wizard with magic, and everything around them was caused by the two of them.

The giants swallowed hard, lowered their heads in unison, and dragged their massive bodies, fleeing like a tide without looking back.

In just a moment, the huge camp became empty, leaving only the unconscious Golgomath and the deeply sleeping Karkus.

"This is troublesome," Hagrid said with a bitter face, "The giants have all run away. I thought that with Sebastian here, Dumbledore's mission would be successfully completed."

"Don't think so much," Madame Maxime advised, "Let's protect Karkus. As long as he's here, we can definitely gather the giants again."

Hagrid nodded, no longer saying anything, and carefully followed Madame Maxime to the giant camp, then secretly hid Karkus in a safe place.

As for Golgomath? Who's that? Don't know him!

Sebastian fought more and more happily, in contrast, the expression on Voldemort's face became more and more unsightly. He found that the other party's spells were becoming thicker and thicker, and the power of the spells was increasing at an alarming rate.

Damn it, this must be the effect of the Gryffindor wand. That hateful Sebastian is actually using me to break in this wand.

He can't go on like this. He must find a brand new, powerful wand as soon as possible. If possible, it's best to find the legendary Elder Wand.

Voldemort had the intention of retreating. He didn't want to stay here and be Sebastian's sparring partner, so he snorted coldly and disappeared directly into the sky.

"Hey, is he gone?" Sebastian maximized his magical perception, but after sensing for a long time, he didn't find any trace. "That's too sudden, isn't it? Not even saying goodbye."

The Dragon Bone Wand was only a sliver away from reaching its most perfect state. What a pity, why did he suddenly leave?

Forget it, there will be plenty of time in the future to fleece Old Voldy bald.

He shook his head and flew towards Madame Maxime and Hagrid's hiding place.

Seeing Sebastian appear unharmed before their eyes, the stones in Hagrid and Madame Maxime's hearts completely fell. Next, only the giant problem remained.

"Sebastian," Madame Maxime frowned, "The giants woke up when you were fighting earlier, and then fled in all directions. I vaguely saw McNeil's shadow in one of the directions. I'm worried..."

"I know, about a dozen giants ran away with McNeil."

Sebastian nodded slightly. During the battle, he had noticed McNeil's little actions. This guy was doing everything he could to win over the giants, obviously hoping to gain Voldemort's favor.

However, if he attacked McNeil, Voldemort would never stand idly by while Hagrid and Madame Maxime were in danger. For the sake of their safety, Sebastian didn't interfere too much with McNeil's actions.

Soldier against soldier, general against general, was a tacit understanding between the two.

"If those giants don't show up again, then so be it. If they dare to appear on the battlefield in the future, I don't mind letting them become experience points for the warriors."

Sebastian's tone was flat, but the iron-blooded nature within was unmistakable. Hagrid opened his mouth, wanting to say something, after all, those were his distant relatives.

However, before he could open his mouth, he heard Sebastian ask, "Hagrid, what about your brother? I remember you have a brother, Grawp, right?"

Brother?

Oh yeah, what about my brother?

Hagrid was stunned, suddenly remembering that he had a brother who was bullied by the giants. He had been planning to take him away when he left earlier.

He looked at the devastated giant camp, and his face turned completely pale.

He no longer cared about those distant relatives, and ran towards the giant camp in a panic, shouting with his loud voice as he ran.

"Grawp, where are you? Grawp, if you're alive, make a sound. It's safe now."

Looking at the rough Hagrid, Sebastian smiled wryly. He sensed it slightly and immediately found the little giant hiding in the woods.

So he waved his wand and used the Levitation Charm to float Grawp over, scaring the latter into crying.

In Grawp's eyes, the giants in the tribe were all towering existences. Usually, hitting him was like playing around, but those giants were no match for Sebastian at all, and they were all easily knocked down with one punch.

At this moment, he was controlled and flew in front of the other party, and he couldn't help but cry.

Hagrid ran back happily, showering Grawp with concern.

The little guy was lucky. During the previous chaos in the camp, because he was too small, no giant wanted to pay attention to him. Later, when the giants fled in all directions, no one cared about him. He had been hiding in the woods until now.

Originally, he had no affection for Hagrid, his brother, after all, they had never lived together since they were young, and coupled with the fact that giants were naturally not too concerned about family ties, he was too lazy to pay attention to this brother.

However, when he saw Hagrid at this time, he immediately seemed to have found a support, trying to hide his body behind Hagrid, for fear that Sebastian would see him, but his body was a whole size bigger than Hagrid, no matter how he hid, it was useless, making him hum anxiously.

Hagrid was pleasantly surprised by Grawp's transformation, and immediately put on the airs of an older brother, trying to hug Grawp in his arms, comforting him again and again.

Sebastian smiled slightly, no longer paying attention, but walked to Karkus, and stretched out the Dragon Bone Wand to aim at the other's face.

"Aguamenti!"

Stimulated by the water, Karkus shuddered and woke up suddenly.

"I'll only say it once," Sebastian raised his fist and shook it, "Next, you must listen carefully to Madame Maxime and Hagrid's arrangements, understand?"

Karkus nodded repeatedly, his eyes were clear and clear, and there was no trace of anger anymore.

There was no way, in the giants' rules, the one with the biggest fist was the boss. He couldn't even withstand one punch from the other party, so naturally he had to listen obediently.

"Understood, you beat me, now you are the new Gurg, everything is up to you..."