Study Days at Hogwarts

Looking at the hundreds of Aurors surrounding them from three directions, this group of dark wizards who had just escaped from the sea of ​​fire and experienced a round of death bombings finally broke their last nerves and tried to use Apparition to escape from here. After the failure, several frightened dark wizards ran wildly in the direction where there were no Aurors, and were swallowed up by the dead darkness. The remaining dark wizards all gathered around Voldemort with pale faces, pinning their last hope on this man. The Dark Lord instead of running away with the others, because that was what the Aurors wanted to see.

Voldemort was not afraid of the Aurors' encirclement and suppression, but the expression on his face was extremely ugly, because he knew very well that he was being plotted by that **** Mudblood again.

Nurmengard Prison was a trap carefully prepared for himself by that **** Mudblood from beginning to end. The guy knew that he was looking for the Death Stick, and even guessed that he would come to Grindelwald.

So, I went to Grindelwald in advance and convinced the old guy to disgust me.

If this is the case, Voldemort is almost certain that the death stick he just got is a fake, or just an ordinary wand.

Even though Voldemort had such a premonition when he got the wand, it was still difficult to accept it when he needed to face the cruel truth.

 Because he has sacrificed too many men for this and cannot accept that he is being played like a monkey.

It is a pity that the Aurors did not care about Voldemort's complex psychological activities at this moment, and selectively borrowed the purpose provided by Kingsley - kill without mercy.

 As an Auror, who doesn’t have a few enemies? If you don’t kill them now, will you wait for the enemies to come back to take revenge on you?

This is also the main reason why everyone is willing to stand up and fight against Voldemort. With the Dark Lord's ruthlessness, God knows what horrifying things they will do after recruiting this group of bold dark wizards. They will definitely be the first to be unlucky.

 Aurors are more terrifying than dark wizards when they are murderous.

 Because the threshold for becoming an Auror is much higher than that of a dark wizard, not to mention that Aurors have received formal training.

After the Aurors approached the dark wizard, Kingsley's deafening shouts rang out in the darkness. He asked the dark wizard to put down his wand and surrender.

The Aurors never expected the dark wizards to surrender directly to them. The moment the shouts sounded, it meant that the battle had begun.

Under the cover of loud calls to surrender, Avada's Kedavra came out from the mouths of the Aurors one after another.

The eerie green light completely illuminated the sky above Nurmengard Prison, followed by a series of explosions, completely engulfing the dark wizards surrounded by them.

After the green light of death dissipated, there was no one left standing in the ruins of Nurmengard. The dozen or so dark wizards who were originally surrounded all fell to the ground, their eyes wide open and they could not rest in silence.

Until they died, they never imagined that those shameless Aurors would directly use the Killing Curse on them, let alone that they would be used as a shield by Voldemort to block the curse.

Won?

The Aurors never expected that they could so easily deal with the group of prisoners trying to escape, and even kill the famous Voldemort.

That was Voldemort, dying like this?

When the Aurors helped to collect the body, Voldemort's body was not found. How could the guy escape under such a tight siege?

 How Voldemort escaped from under their noses, no one knew, but in any case, this operation ended successfully.

 As for whether Voldemort will take revenge on them, it is not something that Aurors should care about.

Anyway, the Aurors participating in tonight's operation came from all over Europe, and there were so many of them. Even if Voldemort really wanted to take revenge, they would definitely not be the first to suffer misfortune.

To this end, various countries held press conferences overnight to declare the operation a complete success.

In order for Kingsley to come out to help them stabilize Voldemort's hatred, the Ministry of Magic of various countries did not hesitate in their praises and gave this Voldemort expert a lot of face. To this end, the Order of the Phoenix also received a large donation of funds to support the British rebels and those oppressed by Voldemort, and to bribe Kingsley.

"Many people think that Aurors' use of the Killing Curse violates the laws set by the International Federation of Wizards, but our enemy is the murderous Lord Voldemort... Oh, don't worry, that guy has just escaped and will definitely not dare to come here directly to find me. The trouble. I mean if you want to push Voldemort back into the coffin, you must have enough awareness."

When faced with reporters' tricky questions, Kingsley's attitude was particularly tough: "If you have any objections to my views, I suggest you go to the UK. As long as you can come back alive, I believe you will have some opinions on my actions." A big improvement.”

"It seems that they gave Kingsley a payment for taking the blame." Albert asked Fred with a smile.

"About two thousand galleons." Fred heard Kingsley mention this. The money had been exchanged for various supplies to improve the Order of the Phoenix and the Sanctuary.

"They are not at a loss either. The International Federation of Wizards has made enough money to make a name for themselves. No one will probably mention the fact that they are controlled by Voldemort. Even if the money given is a bit less, those guys are still too stingy."

 Albert could guess the purpose of those people just by thinking on his knees.

　　"Kingsley's not at a loss, anyway, everyone is determined to die, but they have to be more careful when going out in the future." Everyone didn't care much about the money issue, but felt sorry that Voldemort actually slipped away from the Aurors' eyes.

It would be great if we could take the opportunity to kill Voldemort.

"Kingsley asked me to ask you..." Fred paused, and then said after everyone quieted down, "Do you know how the mysterious person slipped away from under their noses?"

Even if Voldemort cannot be completely killed, it would be good to buy everyone a few more years.

Facing the possibility that Voldemort may be resurrected at any time, I believe that all countries will be happy to directly kill Voldemort's supporters.

 Without the dark wizards under his command, Voldemort's threat would not be as great as it is now.

"If it were me, I would probably use the door key." Albert closed the newspaper and speculated: "Of course, the mysterious man may also have other means. For a powerful wizard, as long as he has a wand in his hand, It is not particularly difficult to break through the seal that prohibits Apparition."

“However, using a portkey or asking a house elf to help should be the fastest way, because other methods require time, and the mysterious man did not have that time at that time.”

If it were Albert himself, he would have summoned the house elves and asked Dobby to take him away.

 In fact, Albert guessed it right.

 Voldemort did use house elves to escape.

In that situation of being surrounded by layers of layers, there was not much choice at all. Fortunately, the way Albert entered and exited Hogwarts provided them with inspiration. Voldemort himself also controlled a house elf in case of emergencies. needs.

When they were completely enveloped in green light, Voldemort pulled the ruins of Nurmengarde buildings and other dark wizards to make a curse block for himself, and then summoned the house elves controlled by his Imperius Curse. Escaped from being surrounded by hundreds of Aurors.

 In that case, it looks like nature has disappeared.

The controlled house elf, after completing the task of saving Voldemort, became Voldemort's punching bag.

Yes, Voldemort killed his savior, even though house elves were not considered human in his eyes.