Harry Potter: From Muggle Cousin to Conceptual Wizard

Chapter 525 Activating the No-Fly Zone! Guardian Spells Unleash Their Power! Dividing the Space Batt

Once inside Hogwarts grounds, Grindelwald knew he had fallen into a trap.

No, this wasn't a scheme; they were simply misled and never expected Hogwarts to have such methods.

Just like how the Hogwarts side thought they would just rush in, but they didn't expect them to create an army of undead and cast a weakening curse.

But since things have come to this point, the only option is to continue relying on sheer numbers to launch a fierce attack.

"Send a group of people from each direction to hold off the resisting white wizards. The rest of you, charge! Fly to the center and destroy Hogwarts Castle first!"

Without hesitation, Grindelwald decisively issued the latest attack order through the Saint's Mark.

He still stood on the flying boat that the tree had turned into, above the rear half of the army.

At the same time, he began to cast a dark spell on himself to temporarily enhance his eyesight and mental perception, hoping to see Dumbledore, whom he longed for, in the noisy and chaotic battlefield.

But when he and Dumbledore locked eyes from a great distance, Dumbledore made the same choice as Grindelwald.

The same principle applies: prioritize commanding the battle first, then consider other matters.

"Dali, activate the no-fly zone. Then, mobilize all the Twin Wand wielders to the northern front and crush their strongest force!"

Dumbledore not only looks young now, but his demeanor and spirit are also incredibly youthful and sharp, even more so than he was decades ago.

This caused Grindelwald to momentarily lose his focus, even though he couldn't hear Dumbledore's magically encrypted voice transmission.

But as Grindelwald was distracted, another unexpected turn of events occurred on the battlefield.

"Ban it!"

Dudley gave a soft shout and waved his hand to activate the large-scale no-fly zone that the white wizards had previously set up.

In the blink of an eye, the large amount of black smoke floating in the sky fell down like dumplings being dropped into a pot.

During the fall, the black smoke transformed into a human body.

Elite saints with quick reflexes can cast a cushioning spell in time to land relatively smoothly, but most saints don't have that ability. Although they don't die immediately after landing, they are all dazed and injured.

The Black Lake defense line to the south is even more interesting.

The saints flying in the sky did not land, but fell into the water.

The dog was brutally beaten by the mermaid tribe in the Black Lake, the giant squid, Newt's horse-shaped water monster and other aquatic magical creatures, as well as the white wizards wearing close-fitting magical bubbles.

Meanwhile, Grindelwald himself, who was maintaining his flight using Polymorph and Levitation, was also affected and had to fall to the ground.

The no-fly zone, improved by the white wizards, not only prohibits flight magic from the dark magic realm, but also allows wizards who rely on white spells and flight aids to ambush others.

However, animals that are born to fly or magical creatures, such as Dementors, are not affected by no-fly zones.

Grindelwald landed in the chaos of the battlefield, his face grim. Magic could help him dispel the surrounding smoke and cold, as well as the commotion among the saints and magical creatures, but it could not dispel the sense of defeat in his heart.

The next second, his sense of frustration intensified.

Hundreds of starlight converged from various locations to the white wizard's defensive position in the north, landing and transforming into a neatly arranged squad of twin wand holders.

Almost simultaneously, more than 450 twin wands pointed to the sky, accompanied by a loud chant:

"Take the God's Protection!"

With the blessing of the double spell of the Crown of Wisdom, each person's guardian deity was born in the form of twins, and the number of guardian deities automatically doubled to more than nine hundred.

More than nine hundred silver-white animal spirits soared into the sky, carrying a protective energy wave that seemed capable of annihilating all darkness, heading straight for the large swarm of alien Dementors flying and attacking from the front.

Among these guardian spirits are Harry's male lion and Ginny's female lion, which are different from the stag and horse in the original story;

There are Malfoy's snow leopard, Neville's badger, Seamus's horned lizard, and Cedric's beaver, which were not mentioned in the original story and cannot be compared with the present.

It features Hermione's otter, Ron's Jack Russell Terrier, Cho Chang's swan, and Luna's hare, all in the same style as the original story.

Now, no matter what form these guardian deities, which embody the wizard's personality traits and emotional state, take, they are all pretty much the same to the foreign Dementors who have boarded the pirate ship.

Because they can't withstand it, they're going to die.

With a tenfold power boost and double casting, and cast by an elite white wizard team comprised mostly of powerful individuals, such a Guardian Charm's concentrated attack would obliterate even tens of thousands of Dementors, let alone hundreds or thousands.

Whether they were flying high or had swooped down to bite people, none of them escaped; they were instantly reduced to ashes in the silvery-white protective energy wave.

The lingering power of the Guardian Curse, still potent from the concentrated attack, suddenly descended under the White Wizard's control, unleashing its full power.

Instantly, the humanoid magical creatures and elite saints on the northern battlefield were blown to pieces.

Then, the team of twin wand wielders continued their attack, simultaneously activating the previously added Gryphon House heritage magic - Sword of Courage, which was still dual.

Each person wielded two Courage Swords, their power amplified tenfold. Initially, they flew into the sky as a small array of over nine hundred swords, but in the blink of an eye, each sword multiplied into ten, forming a large array of over nine thousand swords.

Moreover, as the sword split, the blade trembled and emitted a loud sword cry.

The sound of swords ringing out reached the ears of the allies, invigorating them and boosting their morale.

What reaches the enemy's ears is a terrifying psychological attack, demoralizing them and leaving them dizzy and disoriented.

Just as the enemy's morale was dampened, more than nine thousand magical flying swords had already taken shape, like ten thousand swords returning to their origin, and plunged into the enemy's ranks.

As expected, Grindelwald's most relied-upon northern army suffered heavy casualties, with less than four out of ten surviving.

Even he himself almost couldn't withstand the attack of the flying sword tide and was injured.

Fortunately, Eckeris, who was in charge of the west flank, led nearly 20,000 saints who had just been healed by a healing spell and approached the Twin Wand wielder's defensive position, drawing the White Wizard's subsequent firepower and giving Grindelwald's side a chance to catch their breath.

Grindelwald seized the opportunity to disperse his group of saints and powerful magical creatures, who had been forcibly filtered by the White Wizard's magic, as much as possible. At the same time, he also mixed in with his teammates on the west side to close the distance with the White Wizard and launch a concentrated attack on him in a scattered but orderly manner.

"Dali, activate the Starry Sky Maze to divide the battlefield!"

Dumbledore knew that numbers were still a major weakness for his side, and with the Dark Wizard closing the distance, it was time to move the battle to the next stage.

Dudley remained silent upon hearing this, channeling his magic to unleash the primary power of the Starry Sky Labyrinth.

In an instant, all intelligent beings within the Hogwarts grounds, except for the castle area, were shocked to discover that their surroundings had undergone a sudden change.

Not only was the space greatly expanded, with the distant horizon becoming a deep space backdrop, but the ground beneath their feet also became desolate and unfamiliar, as if they had gone to the surface of another planet.

At the same time, the gravity on the ground instantly disappeared for all the people and magical creatures on Grindelwald's side.

They were thrown into the air, and before they could react, they felt dizzy.

When he came to his senses, he had already changed positions and spaces, and fell heavily to the ground.

I tried, but I still couldn't fly using the Smoke Flight Spell.

He got up to assess the situation and found that although there were many teammates around him who had experienced the same thing, their faces and numbers were completely different from before.

Looking further around, there was no trace of Hogwarts, and it didn't even seem like the original planet, but rather the surface of a desolate small celestial planet.

Immediately afterwards, streaks of starlight descended from the sky, landing lightly and transforming into white wizards from the Hogwarts side, standing opposite them.