Hogwarts: Bourne Returns from Warhammer

"Calling God to Guard!"

"Armor protection!"

Without reciting any spell, Dumbledore silently summoned a silver phoenix patronus and three shields formed by magic.

One side for each person!

Moreover, the shield summoned by Dumbledore is different from the translucent magic shield summoned by ordinary wizards using the "Armor Protection Charm".

The shield he summoned not only had a silver metal body, but there was even a Hogwarts school emblem engraved on the surface of the shield.

Newt Scamander was just about to admire the professor's continued prowess, but Bourne's actions immediately surprised him so much that he couldn't even utter a word.

First of all, the appearance of the wand in the little wizard's hand changed dramatically, turning into a weapon similar to a Muggle firearm, and the shape of the muzzle was very similar to a ferocious fire dragon's head.

"For the Emperor!"

With a loud slogan, Bourne pulled the trigger of the "big gun" in his hand.

However, because of his better eyesight, Newt saw that before he pulled the trigger, a beam of scorching heat spurted out from the muzzle of the "big gun", just like the dragon's breath from the mouth of a Hungarian Horntail Dragon.

Moreover, this "flame" seems to be more powerful and longer-lasting than dragon's breath, and the temperature is also incredibly high!

Although he didn't know what "Machine Soul Joy" was, he also didn't know that the temperature of the bluish-white flame was much higher than that of the orange flame.

However, at the moment the flames burst out, Dumbledore waved his wand again and chanted the "Armor Protection Charm" to add another protective shield for them. This action said it all.

Newt: (⊙o⊙)?

He originally thought that the little wizard had been brave enough when he waved his wand, used the strange "petrification spell", and fired terrible chain lightning.

However, after just over a year apart, Bourne's performance at this time forced him to re-examine the meaning of the word "brave".

At this time, Bourne was actually also surprised. He knew how powerful the destructive power of the melta rays fired by the loyal melta gun in his hand was!

If a normal lead box was shot by the melt gun, it would probably be vaporized immediately. However, at this time, the lead box containing the [Eye of the Weaver] was only partially melted on the surface, just like a large piece of chocolate being heated in a water bath.

"You dare to resist!"

Bourne was immediately furious.

"As expected, there are only wrong names, but no wrong nicknames. The guy called Fate Weaver like that sub-space bastard is a shun bird that must be dealt a heavy blow!"

With this thought, Bourne instantly transformed into the form of a Primaris Astartes. While continuing to fire with the melta gun, he reached out and picked up the chainsaw sword on the table, and roared again -

"Burning the treacherous and corrupt, and exterminating the ugly race!"

The loyal chainsword began to roar, and the sharp toothed blade was madly eager to touch and tear apart all the hateful enemies of man.

Soon, its loyalty was rewarded.

Bourne raised his chainsword and chopped down on the lead box from top to bottom.

"Bang, bang, bang—"

Bourne couldn't help but admire in his heart: Even when he was hacking at the bandits ferociously, the sound of the loyal weapons was still so polite and graceful!

As if it felt his praise, the blade of the chainsaw sword turned faster. The blade teeth, which were made of fairy iron instead of single-molecule materials due to limited conditions, became harder and sharper.

Just like using a hot knife to cut butter, the chainsaw sword gradually cut into the lead box that was burned red by the melta gun, and kept approaching the big eyeball with a damn name inside, trying to crush it into mud.

Every time Bourne slashed hard, the chainsaw sword would get closer to the target, and the splashing hot lead water hit the magic shield in front of him, making a continuous "ding-dong" sound.

Because the lead box was placed on the headmaster's desk, the sturdy table made of magical sycamore wood also suffered bad luck.

Every time Bourne hit the desk, the legs of the desk would come into close contact with the floor. Fortunately, Hogwarts Castle had been reinforced with magic, otherwise, even if the desk was not broken, the floor of the principal's office on the eighth floor would have collapsed.

This behavior, which was similar to destroying a house, naturally caused exclamations from the magical portraits of past principals hanging in the principal's office.

They were all very worried that the melta guns, which emitted terrifyingly high temperatures and the hot lead water splashing everywhere, would accidentally ignite the paintings they were placed on.

Even Dumbledore, who was also wary of a dark magic item secretly "blackened" in the wallet of a young Hogwarts wizard who was a shapeshifting lizard and wanted to destroy it at all costs, had to consider the feelings of his predecessors.

So the old wizard quickly waved his hand and called the fire phoenix that was standing on the perch watching the fun over.

"Fawkes, merge with my Patronus," Dumbledore said as he called over the silver Patronus he had summoned with magic, and overlapped it with the real Phoenix.

"To the Room of Requirement!"

He snapped his fingers, and with a "snap", Fox, whose feathers were shining with hundreds of silver spots, flapped his wings, releasing countless silver specks of light.

They enveloped the three people in the principal's office and the lead box that was being constantly and violently "greeted" by Bourne.

The next second, when the Fire Phoenix performed "Phantom Shift", the people and objects that had just been stained by the silver light also disappeared.

The scene flashed before his eyes, and Bourne realized that the surrounding environment was no longer the headmaster's office, but the Room of Requirement, which was also located on the eighth floor of Hogwarts Castle.

Because it was Headmaster Dumbledore who brought them here, the appearance of the Room of Requirement at this time was in line with Dumbledore's needs.

First, it becomes big enough.

It should show its full appearance, as evidenced by the piles of debris in the distance. The area closer to them is more spacious. Dumbledore did this to prevent fire.

Secondly, around the more than ten-meter-long isolation zone, there is a circle of various strangely shaped miscellaneous items.

These "clutter" did not appear there randomly, they were also chosen by Dumbledore.

For example, a large piece of velvet curtain with half of it scorched and stacked up.

For example, the two upright blackboards must have been splashed with some magic potion. Not only are there pits on the surface, but there are also a lot of carbonization marks.

There are many similar things...

All in all, there are more or less traces of burning on these miscellaneous items.

These things have actually been through fire.

Just like the half-burned curtain, it was originally the curtain used by Hogwarts students when performing the pantomime "The Fountain of Good Luck". At that time, Kettleburn was responsible for providing a giant "earthworm" for the pantomime, and he used a magically enlarged fire ash snake.

The ash snake then exploded on stage, filling the auditorium with smoke and scenery debris, and laid many giant eggs at the foot of the scenery, eventually setting the stage floor and curtains on fire.

The two bumpy blackboards were originally the blackboards in Bourne's Potions classroom when his grandfather Horace was teaching.

The reason they looked like this was because in Horace's class, a little wizard named "Duke" who was sitting in the front row was brewing a potion when something unexpected happened. Flames spurted out of the potion in the crucible and splashed onto the blackboard.

Later, after graduation, the young wizard ran the family business - Honeydukes Candy Store - and also launched a best-selling candy called "Pepper Urchins".

However, the two blackboards he destroyed were taken away by the house-elves and have been thrown into the large storage room of the Room of Requirement ever since.

The reason why Dumbledore's "need" summoned the curtain, blackboard and some other burned items was actually because they all contained some "fire-proof" magic to a greater or lesser extent.

After all, in a place like Hogwarts, professors and students all know magic, and most people's first reaction when encountering a fire is to take out their wands and chant spells.

In addition to using the "Clear Water Like Spring Mantra" to summon water to extinguish the flames, there are definitely some people who use spells to suppress flames to put out the fire.

When using the second method of fire extinguishing, some magic that can suppress the flame will naturally remain on the burning object after the flame is extinguished.

At this time, these unused wastes with residual "fire-proof" magical effects became extremely effective "firefighting equipment" and were directly taken away by the Room of Requirement for secondary use.

All is ready except for the opportunity.

Dumbledore's eyes narrowed, and he waved his wand, casting a spell on the lead box that was being "disassembled" by Bourne.

"Dissolutio!"

As the spell was recited, the lead box, which had been slashed and burned violently by Bourne but had remained stubbornly motionless, suddenly made a "snap" sound like a top being whipped, and then it actually spun several times under Bourne's chainsaw sword.

"I invented this spell a while ago. It can apply magic power to the internal structure of magic items and alchemical items, gradually dismantling their magical and physical connections, making it easier to dismantle some things..."

As Dumbledore spoke, he repeated this spell, and the sound of "pa pa pa" continued to be heard in the Room of Requirement.

“…Niko once taught me alchemy. He taught me to disassemble more alchemical items so that I could better understand the essentials of alchemy.

It was just because I was young at that time and couldn't stand the loneliness, so I invented such a spell to be lazy, but it seems to be just right now. "

Even when he was dismantling a dark magic item that looked somewhat dangerous, the legendary old wizard still maintained his elegant demeanor. He even had time to teach Bourne and Newt on the spot how to use the "little" spell he invented.

On the other hand, his elegance combined with Bourne's violent dismantling did produce the effect of 1+1>2.

The lead box that exuded the evil aura of black magic was quickly opened by them: the patterns on the surface of the lead box that were filled with green light gradually dimmed; then, the [Eye of the Weaver] that was previously placed in it suddenly passed through the lid of the lead box and floated in the air.

"careful!"

Bourne suddenly spoke up to remind him.

When it comes to the sophisticated use of magic, he is no match for Dumbledore; and when it comes to understanding of magical creatures, ten Burns put together may not be able to compare to one Newt Scamander.

But Bourne also has his advantages. That is his keen intuition in battle. More than 300 years of experience in the Warhammer universe has endowed him with unparalleled combat intuition. Seeking benefits and avoiding harm has become a survival instinct engraved into his genes.

While reminding the two old wizards, he also held the chainsaw sword across his chest.

At this moment, a beam of emerald green light instantly shot out from the gem called the Eye of the Weaver, which was made from the eyes of the cockatrice. It pierced through the solid metal shield summoned by Dumbledore and accurately hit the broad spine of the chainsword.

With a soft "ding" sound, a piece of stone appeared on the spine of the chainsaw sword.

"This is the curse ray of the cockatrice!"

This time, the first person who noticed the clues and spoke out to warn was Newt.

The reason is simple. He can tell at a glance the difference between the petrifying curse ray of the cockatrice and other magical beasts that can also use the petrifying curse (such as the basilisk). Only a master like him who is very familiar with the characteristics and habits of various magical beasts can tell at a glance the difference between the cockatrice and other magical beasts that can also use the petrifying curse (such as the basilisk).

At the same time as the material of the [Eye of the Weaver] was recognized, this black magic item suddenly began to spin like a light ball in a disco.

Green rays of petrifying curse kept blasting out of it like machine gun bullets, and Dumbledore quickly cast a more powerful armor protection spell to protect the three of them from the curse.

With the protection of these more solid magic shields, the curse of the cockatrice could not hurt the three people for the time being, but many of the curse rays that were shot randomly around fell on the "firefighting equipment" piled up by the Room of Requirement.

Those "unlucky" things that had been burned by fire before were now cursed to be petrified. They were either pushed out by the force of the curse or turned into stone sculptures in the blink of an eye.

In the blink of an eye, seven or eight "firefighting equipment" were all destroyed and turned into a pile of rubble, including a large piece of velvet curtain, two blackboards that had been placed in Horace's potion classroom, a half-burned plaster sculpture of a wizard, and a crown worn on the sculpture...

He hadn't had time to pay attention to it just now, but now Bourne saw clearly that this crown was the Ravenclaw crown that he had seen before but didn't take away.

Moreover, he remembered that the crown was currently occupied by an external "uninvited guest". To be honest, it was quite difficult to kick "that person" out.