Hogwarts: Bourne Returns from Warhammer

It's like an assassin wants to kill a mage in the back row, but not only does he find that the opponent is a mage tank, but he is also controlled and attacked by the mage.

These seven Dementors didn't check the almanac before going out. They were just charging through an IV drip - they're so stupid.

Dementors, oh Dementors, why would you mess with a wizard who can use the Patronus Charm to summon the man sitting on the Golden Throne?

But it was too late to say anything now, because after dealing with the seven Dementors in the cabin, Bourne decided to go to the deck to take a look.

It’s definitely not like he hasn’t done it for a long time, he’s just getting into the urge to hack.

Rather, it was because the chainsaw sword had been in the shapeshifting lizard's wallet for too long, and the loyal machine spirit was extremely eager to move.

As the sword bearer, Bourne has the responsibility to provide some necessary care for the machine spirit. After all, caring for the mental health of the machine spirit is the responsibility of every fighting brother.

There's not much to say about this.

Without awakening the Fire Dragon Ring or activating the Fire Dragon Armor, Bourne simply put on an "Iron Armor Protection Spell" for himself, turning into a Primaris Astartes over three meters tall, and then rushed out of the hatch of the "Morden".

"For the Emperor!"

With a roar like thunder, the little wizard, who looked stronger than the troll, stepped onto the deck of the "Morden" with a chainsaw sword in one hand and a psychic scepter transformed from a magic wand in the other.

The main reason why he didn't turn his wand into a melta gun was that the magic ship looked a bit old.

He was afraid that if he fired the gun it would catch on fire, and then Headmaster Karkaroff would come back with the lantern to assess the damage and ask him to compensate Durmstrang for the antique.

Of course, those are all afterthoughts. Now all he has to do is...

As soon as he got on the deck, Bourne shouted, "Professor Ripa, get out of the way!"

As he made this battlefield announcement, a lightning bolt as thick as a goose egg, like the spear of Odin, instantly hit the face of a Dementor that was wandering in front of Alfonso Ripa.

If it had.

Then, the lightning bolt split apart and turned into electric snakes that kept moving around. They automatically searched for other Dementors and launched indiscriminate attacks on them.

Only when wisps of green smoke emerged from the bodies of all the Dementors on the deck did this abnormal version of "petrification of all" complete its mission.

"Whose general is this... Um, that's not right, who is this half-blood giant wizard, and why is he calling me professor?"

Alfonso Ripa was not only confused by Bourne's shout, he was also amazed by the wizard's powerful "Lightning Chain" spell.

He didn't know that what Bourne used was just "petrification of everything", and thought it was some kind of powerful ancient magic.

However, he soon realized why this "half-giant" wizard looked so familiar.

To be precise, Alfonso recognized the psychic scepter in Bourne's hand - the weapon that Bourne had shown him when he got on board, which he had mistaken for a "Warhammer".

"Frigga's wool socks!" he shouted in surprise, but before he could call out to the little wizard who had somehow turned into a "half-blood giant", Bourne gave him a whole new shock.

As a mortal, he saw how the Astartes fought - fortunately, he did not see this scene in the Warhammer universe.

The Dementors were electrocuted by the lightning chains and smoke appeared, but it was only painful at most.

It is not as serious as the golden patronus summoned by Bourne. Just by seeing that great figure, dark magic creatures like Dementors will be "melted" and transformed into magic power without distinction between good and evil, leading to their death.

So, now they are still drifting around on the old sailing ship with strange steps and distorted appearances, trying to attack Bourne from all angles.

Their existence casts an ominous shadow on this once glorious magic ship.

However, Bourne was not afraid of the challenge of the Dementors, and he... uh, his loyal chainsword was even a little excited.

Although generally speaking, the aura emanating from Dementors can make humans unconsciously feel fear and feel that their happiness is being stripped away.

But Bourne was clearly different.

Not to mention the hardcore experiences he had in facing his fears and overcoming them by force while slaughtering demons in the Warhammer universe.

After becoming a Primaris Astartes, Bourne had several new enhanced organs in his body compared to his previous ordinary Astartes form.

One of these organs is the "Hymphalocele", a leaf-shaped implant about the size of a human thumbnail, located at the core of a Primaris Space Marine's brain.

The greatest effect of the Hymn Pituitary is to amplify the existing organs in the Primaris Space Marines, especially the strengthening of bones and muscles. This is why Primaris Space Marines are generally taller than ordinary Space Marines.

It is worth mentioning that this implanted organ was originally designed by the Emperor himself for the manufacture of the Primarch. Dora Kaur himself only kept the part implanted in the right brain hemisphere, and the drawings for the left brain hemisphere had long since disappeared.

Bourne's transformation into a Primaris Astartes was not accomplished through surgery, but was more akin to (but not quite) the "Maggs" talent of wizards in the Harry Potter world.

Thus, Bourne's Hypostasis was in its full form, the organ fulfilling its original capabilities: enhancing not only the bodies of the Primaris Astartes, but also their minds, enabling them to confront certain aspects of the Warp that even the Astartes were better off not touching, let alone studying.

The "aura of fear" that the Dementors had for mortal souls could not break through the protection of the Hymn Pituitary, let alone touch Bourne's soul.

In short, the Dementors' natural AOE damage cannot penetrate Bourne's magic resistance.

Then...what the hell are they still playing?

Bourne gripped the sword tightly in his right hand and started the chainsaw sword in first gear. The rustling sound made in the night wind seemed to indicate that he wanted to cut something - whether it was flesh or soul.

The psychic scepter in his left hand, the Imperial Sky Eagle Scepter, also emitted a faint blue light, which was a symbol of clearing away dark forces.

As the battle was about to begin, Bourne's breathing began to become rough, and fighting spirit boiled in his blood.

A Dementor slowly rose in the moonlight, raised its head, and revealed its empty "eyes" on its faceless face. Its eyes were like an abyss, able to snatch the souls of the living.

Bourne moved instantly, and the chainsword slashed towards the dark abyss like lightning. The Dementors waved their chicken claw-like hands, trying to stop the attack, and its rotten body made a dull sound in the collision.

But in the face of the violent power of the Primaris warriors, this corrupt body was vulnerable.

The psychic scepter was tightly held in the warrior's other hand. As he thought about it, the scepter released powerful spiritual power, forming beams of light that illuminated the surroundings.

In this dazzling white light, the Dementors looked even uglier and more terrifying. Every time Bourne swung his sword, the Dementors screamed as they were cut by the sharp chainsaw sword and their souls were hurt by the fiery and pure faith in loyalty.

As the battle escalates, Bourne's violent style becomes more and more intense. He is like the eye of the storm, fighting a life-and-death battle with the Dementors on the old sailing ship in a way that seems almost crazy to Alfonso Lipa, an eyewitness.

Of course, Bourne lives and the Dementors die.

Although there were many Dementors, they became more frightened under the killing of Bourne, the violent warrior. They tried to escape, but were chased by the chainsaw swords with faster speed and fanatical fighting will.

In this ocean, Bourne uses his indomitable courage and powerful strength to fight against the evil creatures that try to erode people's souls at all times.

Every wooden board on the sailboat seemed to be covered with the passion and anger of the soldiers, becoming the stage for the drama of "Dementor's Death".

Finally, after Bourne chopped down more than twenty Dementors, the remaining Dementors, even though they knew there were delicious little wizards in the cabin, did not dare to take the risk of hunting again. They were also afraid of dying here.

So, like antelopes being chased by lions, they fled at the speed of light, gathering and dispersing like the wind, without leaving any "wounds" on the deck.

Bourne did not pursue them.

He simply opened his shapeshifting lizard wallet and took out the "Omega Box" that had made its debut in the Ministry of Magic not long ago.

One piece, two pieces, three or four pieces, five pieces, six pieces, seven or eight pieces, nine pieces, ten pieces, eleven pieces.

There was a snap——

It disappeared even after being put into the box.

These Dementors were not completely dead and could still regenerate. By putting their remains into the Omega Box, Bourne planned to keep them for fun later... er, no, for training.

In addition, he can also do some research on these Dementors. Headmaster Dumbledore has experimented with them and created an environment similar to the "Exorcist's Dead Zone", and Bourne also wants to try it.

As for the basilisk that is currently living in the Omega Box - Bourne has asked it about it, Dementors cannot have any effect on the basilisk, and their most deadly "Dementor's Kiss" cannot break through the basilisk's thick skin that has extremely high resistance to magic and physical attacks - so Bourne thinks it will have no objection to these new residents.

Finally, Bourne picked up a hand that belonged to an unknown Dementor, disinfected it with a liquefied Patronus potion, and then put it into his mouth...

This is not pica, but a normal process required for the Astartes' genetic detection nerves to function.

Four special nerve sheaths are connected between the spine and the stomach wall of the pre-placed stomach, which can be used to read and absorb the memory experience fragments recorded by the genetic cells consumed in response to changes in the external environment, and then upload them to the brain for processing.

In other words: As long as the Astartes do not have too many genetic defects, they can actually learn by eating!

Bourne ate a piece of Dementor's tissue, and in the next few milliseconds, the monster's life flashed through his mind.

It was born in a black pool beneath Azkaban prison, just like any other Dementor.

Every day it relies on absorbing the emotions of the prisoner wizards to maintain its "feeling full". Occasionally, it participates in the execution of a particularly heinous prisoner and absorbs the latter's entire soul at once, which is equivalent to enjoying a big meal.

The memory that Bourne wanted to find, that is, the answer to why he and his companions left Azkaban and wandered on the North Sea, happened yesterday.

Yesterday, someone escaped from Azkaban prison again. Why is it called "again"? Because Peter Pettigrew escaped once before, but was later caught by the Aurors and locked up in a special cell that restrained his Animagus transformation.

However, just yesterday, that guy escaped from Azkaban prison again. In addition to Peter Pettigrew, a prisoner who was just escorted to Azkaban yesterday also ran away with him!

From the Dementors' memory, Bourne saw the wanted poster brought by the Ministry of Magic. It was a moving photo.

There were two people in the photo: one was the haggard-looking Peter Pettigrew, and the other was someone Bourne also knew, the disguised "prophet" Fang Thomas.

Seeing this, Bourne couldn't help but feel a little surprised: "Is this also part of that person's plan? The reason why he deceived Minister of Magic Fudge to deal with Dumbledore and hired assassins to assassinate Harry Potter was actually because he wanted to go to Azkaban prison?"

"It smells a bit like that stupid bird."

"Since I have previously cleaned up the cancer left by the 'mind scum' like Slaanesh in this world, maybe because of my time travel, some of Tzeentch's characteristics have also appeared in the Harry Potter world."

"So……"

Bourne's eyes turned golden, and he began to use psychic foresight to view the long river of time from a unique perspective.

After a few seconds, Bourne finally saw the "thing" he was looking for - it was a two-headed chicken-bodied snake-tailed beast, or "cockatrice" for short - this dark magic creature was the "god" that Fang Thomas mentioned, and it was it that revealed the secrets of wizards and magic to the latter.

Bourne saw how the cockatrice conveyed its will to Fang Thomas through suggestion and illusion, allowing the Muggle thief to help it perform some tasks that it was inconvenient to do.

For example, Peter Pettigrew was rescued from Azkaban prison again, because the cockatrice seemed to have predicted that Peter Pettigrew would be able to escape from Azkaban prison this year and Voldemort would be resurrected again.

Although Bourne could not use his psychic powers to foresee its true purpose, he could see that the cockatrice and the resurrected Voldemort were standing together.

This seems to indicate that the cockatrice is not satisfied with its cooperation with Fang Thomas, and it seems to be hoping to form an alliance with the resurrected Voldemort...

Realizing that if he used his psychic foresight to spy again, it would most likely cause some reaction from the cockatrice, Bourne turned his gaze to another place that interested him.

He found the cockatrice and where it was hiding.

There are towering cliffs on both sides, the fjord is deep and long, the pine trees hanging on the cliffs are quietly watching the blue sea, and the waves are beating white foam between the rocks.

Obviously, this is a fjord.

On the surface of the fjord, several cruise ships passed slowly, rippling the water. From time to time, fish emerged from the water, stirring up the water.

At the end of the fjord is a bustling and noisy city with all kinds of ships docked at the port, some loading and unloading cargo, and some being cruise ships for tourists.

By the harbor, rows of colorful cottages are hidden among the green trees, which seems to be a museum.

Bourne saw the name on it: Viking Ship Museum.

Not far away, there is a tower rising into the sky, and the words on it clearly show that it is Oslo City Hall.

In the port, a creature that had been stowed away from faraway Britain was hiding on a cargo ship, glaring at the bustling city with its cold eyes.

And Bourne, with the help of psychic foresight, saw everything its eyes saw.

"caught you."

A smile appeared on Bourne's lips. The target location had been determined, and this place was obviously in Norway - what a coincidence, the Durmstrang School of Magic he was about to go to should be nearby.

"That's very convenient," Bourne thought. "I should have some spare time during the Potions Tournament. I can Apparate to Oslo and get rid of the dark magic creature that is suspected to be affected by Tzeentch's characteristics."

However, thinking about Peter Pettigrew's escape from Azkaban - although in the original book, this guy didn't actually cause trouble for Harry this year, but now he has Thomas Fang by his side, so everything is uncertain.

So, Bourne decided to write a few letters and have them sent to Hogwarts by owl.

Not only will he send it to Harry and Headmaster Dumbledore, he will also make predictions for several other friends and remind them of the potential dangers they should pay attention to.