Mastering Lightning from Hogwarts

Meanwhile, Xiatia, who had been clinging to Anduin's shoulder, immediately turned her head upon realizing she was finally safe. "Haha! You dead waste, weren't you just yelling about how we'd come to a bad end? Look at you now, you're like a plucked rooster, or a Flobberworm that's just crawled out of a ditch!"

Xiatia was cursing with great relish now, acting like a smug lackey, venting all her pent-up dissatisfaction and anger. →Read

It wasn't until Anduin, still panting from exhaustion, reached out and tapped Xiatia that she finally shut her incessant mouth. Although Anduin enjoyed hearing her berate the Thunderbird, she was just too noisy, giving him a headache.

While Anduin rested, the four people beside him slowly spread out, encircling the Thunderbird.

"Blue Fiendfyre, it's been a long time. I didn't expect to encounter it again here. You seem to be someone important," Newt said, glancing at the cloak on Anduin and the bat on his shoulder after dealing with the Fiendfyre, before turning to the Thunderbird with interest.

"You remnant of the Silver Spears, surrender! Britain is not a place where you can run rampant," Amelia said, holding up an activated 'Anti-Apparition Jinx,' her face stern as she looked at the Thunderbird.

"That's right, you have nowhere to escape. Don't make things difficult for yourself and force us to act," Bianca, the Head of the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, similarly shouted at the Thunderbird.

Clearly, both Heads of the Department wanted to capture this person alive, as he seemed to be a high-ranking member of the Silver Spears.

Tina, who had also come to help, remained silent, simply pointing her wand at the Thunderbird.

But Anduin, who saw this scene, shook his head speechlessly. Why are you wasting so much time talking when you want to capture him alive? Just attack! Knock him out first, can't you? Unfortunately, he was too exhausted to speak, and he was also embarrassed to directly contradict these allied forces who had come to support him.

"Heh... hahaha..." The Thunderbird chuckled upon hearing their words, and the chuckle grew louder and louder, eventually turning into a sky-shaking laugh.

"You're called Anduin, right? Sorry, I've never bothered to remember your name. I didn't expect I'd be defeated by you today." The Thunderbird completely ignored the four wizards surrounding him, staring intently at Anduin in the distance.

"I lost this duel today. Although you used methods I despise, as a duelist, losing is losing. I didn't expect that in this isolated island nation, there would be a powerhouse like you. I naively thought that Dumbledore was the only one in Britain worthy of my respect. It seems my arrogance has backfired." The Thunderbird shook his head self-deprecatingly, finally able to face his defeat at this moment.

"However..." The Thunderbird raised his head again. "There won't be a next time, Anduin. I've remembered you. When we meet again, I will definitely avenge this defeat!"

The four wizards surrounding him had initially wanted to hear what the Thunderbird had to say, hoping he might reveal some information, but upon hearing this, they all sensed something was wrong. Was he so sure he could escape?

To be safe, the four wizards fired spells at the Thunderbird almost simultaneously, each one fast and ruthless.

But the Thunderbird didn't seem flustered. He pointed his wand at himself, and soon an ordinary-looking teacup appeared from his spatial equipment.

Then, the Thunderbird lightly touched the teacup, and he vanished into thin air.

"What, a Portkey? How did he get his hands on one of those?" Amelia exclaimed in shock, not expecting the Thunderbird to have a Portkey.

The methods for creating Portkeys were almost entirely controlled by the Ministry of Magic. In the past, you could find black market dealers offering Portkeys, but they had basically disappeared in the last decade due to the international wizarding community's crackdown.

Anduin in the distance was also shocked. He had finally exhausted this guy to the point of almost losing his ability to resist, and yet these people allowed him to escape right in front of them, knowing he was about to run?

Could they not have used a levitation charm or a summoning charm to knock away the teacup? Could they not have used high-intensity Legilimency to disrupt his mind? These four guys only knew how to fire a few stunning spells with trajectories?

These wizards' decisions were too rigid. Anduin felt incredibly frustrated, almost spitting out a mouthful of blood. If he wasn't so exhausted, would he have let this guy escape right in front of him?

The Thunderbird was very strong, both in combat awareness and as a wizard. Anduin had never encountered a wizard he almost couldn't defeat, especially since this guy was his enemy. Now that he had let the tiger return to the mountain, he didn't know if he would ever get another chance to catch him.

"Anduin, are you alright?" Amelia and Bianca approached Anduin after examining the Thunderbird's location and confirming that he had escaped. They couldn't imagine how this young man had managed to survive the blue Fiendfyre.

"Director Bones, I'm fine. Thank you. If it weren't for your timely intervention, I wouldn't have escaped so easily. This guy's codename is Thunderbird. Moody and the others are still fighting smugglers at the beach, and there's also a Silver Spear there. I don't know how they're doing. If possible, please hurry over there to support them. You should be able to find them by following the traces of the Fiendfyre."

Although Anduin was speechless about how these people had let the Thunderbird escape, and he wanted to complain, they had appeared in time and saved him, so he responded quite politely. At the same time, worried about Moody and the others, Anduin hoped they could hurry over to check on them.

"Don't worry, Scrimgeour's Auror squad has already gone ahead to support them. We sensed a strong magical reaction here and came specifically. And just now, I received a message from Moody that they are safe now."

Amelia's opinion of Anduin rose even higher when she saw him still concerned about others despite being injured.

"That's right, you should rest here. Amelia and I will first clear away the Fiendfyre along the way. These flames will cause big trouble if they aren't extinguished in time," Bianca, who had also come closer, echoed.