Chapter 51 Did You Bring Food (Revised, Rewritten Twice, Typos Have Been Corrected)

Then, he turned his head and glanced at the spider room at the other end of the tunnel, and the direction of the Indian wizard just now. After hesitating for a few seconds, Alan used his wand to clean up the obvious blood stains on the opponent's surface, and then used the floating spell to direct the body to float in the air. In front of him, he used another petrification spell to make him present a typical posture with hands and feet together, and then returned to the long and deep corridor again, walking lightly towards the stone room where the Jewish and Indian wizards were just now.

Allen blocked the bound Jewish wizard in front of him and pushed open the door. The Indian wizard Rajesh heard the stone door open, let go of the wooden frame, got up and turned around to see Howard walked in with his head bowed. Just when I was about to ask a question, I was suddenly taken aback. Howard's posture was not right.

But the time difference gained was enough for Allen to take advantage of. Before the Indian took out his wand and put his hand on the handle, a spell shot out from the wand port that suddenly appeared under the armpit of the Jewish wizard in front of him, hitting his chest chest.

The tall and strong Indian wizard stared wide-eyed and jumped up, then fell to his knees on the ground with a howl, his head thrown forward.

A petrification spell followed by Allen stopped the howling of the Indian wizard, and the whole person put his hands and legs together, and fell straight on the ground with the end of his intestines between his hands. Allen pushed away the body of the Jewish wizard in front of him, and let him fall to the ground with a snap as his eyes stared randomly. He walked towards the Indian wizard, and took the wand from the Indian wizard's hand expressionlessly. out of his hand.

Under the effect of the petrification spell, the handsome face of this Indian wizard, who had no beard, looked distorted and ferocious. His thick black eyebrows looked like two wriggling reptiles. His orange turban was scattered on the ground, exuding a strong smell of curry. , mixed with the smell of food residue and feces in the room, it is very pungent.

When Allen saw that Borgin Bock used the gut-extracting spell, he deliberately found relevant research materials. This spell was invented by Urquhart Lahalo in the 16th century. Its purpose was to treat diseases. The person's intestines are pulled out of the body, healed and then plugged back with a counter-curse. But if you don't use the anti-spell for a long time or if you don't care about the other person's feelings like Allen and let the intestines be pulled out too quickly, this magic spell originally used for medical treatment will become a vicious attack spell.

Allen looked down at the Indian wizard with a blank expression. His calm and unwavering voice made the Indian wizard on the ground cold with only his eyeballs moving, "I have already obtained a lot of information by interrogating your companion. The answer you told me is inconsistent with him, then I will let you taste a more painful punishment than now."

The Indian wizard's eyes were terrified. Where did he provoke the devil? He looked so ferocious even though he was a child. He had never seen such a cruel and cruel little wizard.

Allen waved his wand, and the de-petrified Indian wizard curled up in pain, moaning in pain uncontrollably, clutching the upper and lower parts of the moon and trying to stuff back what he had leaked out.

Allen frowned watching the Indian wizard's movements: "Don't move around and scratch yourself. I'm not responsible. As long as you answer my question well, I will cast a counter-spell for you to make them shrink back. Do you understand?"

The Indian wizard immediately let go of his hand when he heard the words, and shook his head again and again to express his approval-the result was directly exchanged for another curse torture that unfamiliar Indians are accustomed to Allen.

Later, because of a misunderstanding, Allen could only maintain his brutal image, and indifferently checked the questions he had asked the Jewish wizard with the Indian wizard again, but the Indian wizard did not dare to hide anything more. Not daring to hesitate, he endured the pain to answer, for fear that if he answered later, he would invite the torture of this little devil.

"Very good, you didn't lie." Alan's wand tapped lightly in his palm.

"Can you let me and Howard go?" The Indian wizard pleaded for himself and his companions with full expectation, hoping that the boy in front of him would let them go.

But before he finished speaking, Allen's curse had fallen on him.

Allen once again used the petrification spell to pin him to the ground, and then used the counter-curse of the gut-extracting spell to force the intestines back again—this was done while his upper and lower parts were clamped by the spell. The Indian wizard's digestive organs were damaged to a certain extent, and of course, it was more painful.

After knocking down the Jewish wizard before, between going directly to save Albert or finding the Indian wizard to confirm the information to solve the hidden danger, Allen finally chose to go to the Indian wizard more cautiously instead of going directly like a little lion Save Albert, then, he took a look at what the Indians were just tinkering with.

Alan took a quick glance and recognized that these were the skins of the magical creatures plesiosaurs. They have the same ability to resist spells as horned camels and dragon skins. Although the effect is not as good, they are soft and comfortable enough. Fei's robes will sew them in key positions as defensive items-this kind of dragon-like reptiles are more common in Scotland, and the most famous is the gathering place in Loch Ness-because they were photographed by Muggles caused a stir.

Although wearing a better robe is of little use to Allen, he also put them all into the system storage space in an instant, and now comparing their interrogation results, it is confirmed that the information is true, and it is also resolved. For the Indian wizards who might have been alerted by the long-term absence of the Jewish wizards, Allen used the transfiguration technique to turn their clothes into ropes and tied them together, then used the floating spell again to command the two bodies to float in front of him, and returned to that place. A long and deep corridor, now he is going to rescue Albert from the spider room.

At the end of the corridor, there was a small wooden door that had decayed from its hinges and lay on the ground at the door, behind which was a small room.

There was a smell of dust in the air. Through the door opening, Allen saw many oval-shaped cocoons of different sizes placed inside, each of which was carefully wrapped with layers of gray silk thread, and only some were broken. From the inside of the head, some victims can be seen from the inside, covered with a layer of fur or skin residue after being sucked by spiders-of course, most of them do not look human.

There are only a few huge cocoons about the height of a human being, and the gray silk thread wrapped around the middle one in the small room looks relatively fresh. Allen guesses that this cocoon should contain his eldest brother. This also made him breathe a sigh of relief, and the nerves that had been more tense because of the choice just now were relieved.

So Allen didn't choose to rush over immediately. Although he could see the scene in the room at a glance, he didn't find any trace of the spider.

"Fluorescence flickering." The fluorescence from the port of Allen's wand illuminated the somewhat dark corridor, and he was cautious so that he did not take a step forward, but wanted to use the light to let him discover the traces of spiders or let the spiders appear , he looked carefully.

In this narrow room, where the light of the wand touched, there were some subtle silky reflections from some places behind the door.

Seeing that the spider in the room did not appear because of the light, Allen took two steps back, groped the Jewish wizard for a while, took out a dagger he was carrying, and then threw it at the spider web. Instead of breaking from it, it stuck the dagger firmly.

The wind blows, and a spider web suddenly strikes the door from the ceiling, but Allen, who has been prepared, directs the bodies of the two wizards to block in front of him. The two wizards are instantly enveloped by the spider web, and are quickly dragged into the door After leaving the room, layers of gray silk wrapped around his body, quickly wrapping them into a giant cocoon.

"The flames are raging." Bright flames shot out from the port of Allen's wand, touched the spider threads, and quickly spread along the spider threads. Those spider silks quickly touched some of the cocoons that were estimated to contain the dead rats, burned them cracklingly, and continued to burn towards the middle of the room.

But Allen did not expect that the combustion-supporting effect of these spider silks was so good, and the momentum caused by the flames would be so fast, which was somewhat beyond his expectation. In order to avoid burning Albert, who was wrapped in a cocoon by the spider silk, he hurriedly continued Casting a spell, under the action of the clear spring like water, the wand sprayed a large amount of clear water, sprinkled on these flames, and extinguished them.

There was a smell of burning and burning in the air, and Allen immediately used the "whirlwind sweep" to blow away the ashes and some hanging spider threads, but the dense, webbed spider threads were still standing firm. Hang in hallways and rooms.

Such a big movement made those spiders unable to restrain themselves any longer. They fell from the ceiling and crawled out from the sides of the room where they could not be seen. Crawl in the direction of Lun.

The figure these spiders finally showed was much smaller than the acromantulas that Allen had known, each of which was as big as a horse pulling a cart, and these acromanders in front of them The spider is about the size of a goat. Their legs are grotesquely long, with thick hair on them, and a pair of shiny claws on them. Their coat color is also different from that of acromantula, which is dark in color, while these spiders are more similar to reddish brown.

Acromantulas are native to Kalimantan and live in dense jungles. The relatively small acromantulas in front of us are probably Indian variants or distant relatives. Apart from the advantages of their webs, they are much weaker.

"Damn out!" Alan's spell hit the body of the spider crawling at the front, but the spider stopped moving and twitched a few times. The spell didn't fully work, but instead angered it, the spider continued Staggeringly rushed towards Allen.

"The spiders disperse." A white light flashed, and the dense footsteps of the spiders sounded more frequently. This mysterious man also used the magic spell on the acromantula that Hagrid raised when he was young. It was specially used to deal with arachnoid creatures and affect their behavior It fully worked, as if avoiding the basilisk that made them fear, the spiders quickly retreated and hid in the room, and the passage in front of Allen soon disappeared without a trace of spiders.

Although it won't be a permanent effect, Allen immediately seized this opportunity, carefully controlled the flames to burn the scattered spider webs hanging down in front of him, and came to the largest spider cocoon in the room.

"Torn apart." There was a click, the cocoon burst, and Albert's pale cheek appeared in front of Allen.

Albert's hands and feet were a little numb because he kept one position for a long time. He lay on the ground and opened his eyes. After adapting to the sudden light, he finally saw clearly that the wizard who rescued him from the cocoon was his younger brother: "Alan, why are you?"

"Albert, let's talk about the details when we go out. I used the Spider Repelling Curse, but the effect won't last long. Now these spiders will come around again soon." Allen helped Albert out of the cocoon, and Albert's His legs and feet are weak, and he has not eaten for a long time, so he is still relatively weak after he has just regained his freedom.

Allen took out a few bottles of recovery potions that he made while practicing potions, but Albert waved his hand and refused to take them. He took out the Aurors from the inner bag of his robe that had been cast with the traceless stretching spell. Special medicine. Allen quickly took the potion from his brother, uncorked the bottle for him, and entered several bottles of potion for healing and restoration. It will take a while...have you brought anything to eat?"

"I don't have any. Although there are some curries in other rooms, I don't think you want to eat them..." After Allen finished speaking, he handed the two wands he had confiscated to his brother, and pointed his chin at the new cocoon that was just made by the spider. Nodding, "Try it, it's the wands of those two wizards, and see which one you use more smoothly."

Albert tried to wave these two wands one after another, and chose to hold one in his hand: "It's a pity that my own wand is made of aspen wood and unicorn hair...Ollivander must blame me..."

Seeing that his brother was selected, Allen put Albert's arm on his shoulders, trying to lift Albert up—but now that his hands and feet have basically recovered, Albert broke free and took a few steps to indicate that he was not question.

At this time, the rattling sound from the ceiling approached again, and the spiders that had been driven away by the spell before surrounded them again.

Seeing these spiders crawling out continuously, Allen glanced at the layers of spider webs, thinking of how he was quickly burned by the fire before, a string of flames came out from the port of Allen's wand, since the eldest brother has been killed After being rescued, Allen had no scruples. He wanted to burn all these spiders to death with raging fire.

But as soon as the flame emerged from the tip of the stick, it was extinguished by a stream of clear water cast by Albert.

"There are living people in those cocoons around... at least the newest one. We can't use the Blazing Curse recklessly, so as not to burn them to death." Albert stopped Allen's actions out of a sense of Auror responsibility, and he ordered , "Alan, you continue to disperse these spiders, I will take a little breath and finish them."

Allen drove the spiders away again, but there was no other exit in this room after all. The spiders kept crawling over from a distance after the spell expired, and some spiders blocked their way while escaping.

"Speaking of the wand maker Ollivander, I remembered that he had a motto - if you want to find integrity, you must first find it from the owner of the poplar wand..." Allen then intuitively felt that the wand represents the character of the owner Well, aspen is a trustworthy, forgiving, powerful wand of consistent strength, best suited to wizards and witches with clear morals.

In this repeated confrontation, after Allen used the Spider Repelling Curse for the third time, a green light shot out suddenly, and Albert used the Avada Kedavra Curse to shoot a spider over at once. The reddish-brown spider was on its back, and several huge The jointed limbs kicked a few times in the air before returning to silence.

Allen glanced at Albert, the effect of the potion equipped by the Auror was faster than that of ordinary potions.

"Alan, you must not try to practice and use this spell on weekdays. This is an unforgivable curse. Once it is used on people, it is a serious violation of the law. Special treatment, spiders are not considered human...don't practice it yourself..." Albert told him seriously while casting a spell, in his eyes, Allen was just a child, if he didn't know the importance Using this kind of magic on your classmates, even if you don't have enough magic power to make your classmates just bleed some nosebleeds, it will be a big trouble.

Although he knew his brother's concern, Alan, who knew that he was being treated as a bear child, rolled his eyes angrily: "...Of course I won't try to use it on people! This kid saved..."

Soon, just like the Indian wizards persuaded the Jewish wizards, these spiders as pets, as long as they carefully avoid the spider webs that spray from time to time, without the cooperation of the wizard as the master, these spiders are far inferior to the real eight-eyed giants. The spider guys were all quickly dealt with when Albert had the wand in his hand.

"It's too dangerous here. I'll send you out first, and I'll go back to the ministry to bring in reinforcements..." Albert collected all his wands and turned to his younger brother, "Alan, how did you find me?"

"I reckon that after I started to take elective courses in the third grade, my grades in divination should be pretty good? I came to have a look after I had a prophecy dream and dreamed of your position." I told my brother what happened just now.

When Albert heard Alan's reason, although he was a little skeptical, he didn't ask too much. In fact, he was a little happy. The children of the wizard family showed some special abilities to this kind of family members from time to time. As usual, although the Harris bloodline is more likely to produce the two talents of Parseltongue and Disguise Magus, among the recent relatives, there is also a grandmother with a weird personality who has a talent for prophecy beyond ordinary wizards.

After that, it wasn't until Albert noticed that Alan had solved the two adult wizards by himself just now. Albert was very surprised. After hearing the specific spells used, he opened his mouth and tried to persuade his younger brother not to be too aggressive when he was too young. Addicted to black magic, but the long words in my mind finally turned into short sentences: "I didn't expect the magic spell to be so powerful at such a young age. You must have read about the dangers in it with such a good memory..."

After finishing speaking, Albert used his magic wand to pull away the cocoon that trapped the Jewish wizard and the Indian wizard. Facing the two wizards who were still under the petrification spell, they covered their heads with their own clothes. Eyes, and then used the Amnestic Charm neatly to make them forget the memories generated in these few hours.

Eliminating the hidden danger for his younger brother, Albert put his index finger on his lips and made a silent movement, beckoned and Allen returned to the corridor lightly.

"Remember not to tell others that you have used this kind of black magic on people...Although it is not a crime in this case...but it will be very bad for your reputation. The building is the same as Hogwarts, and it is forbidden to use it. The apparition barrier, we have to leave the gate first before I can send you back..." After Albert finished speaking, he explained his captivity in an extra sentence, trying to maintain his brother's image, "In fact If it wasn't for that, it wouldn't have been a big deal for me to run away... well, I mean, if it wasn't for these nasty spiders attacking me with the cooperation of their masters, those Indians alone wouldn't be able to deal with a well-trained man like me Professional Aurors..."

"Then why don't we just go in and deal with them? There are only five of them now, how many can you deal with?" Allen scoffed when he heard his brother's explanation, but then he became cautious because of the task and didn't want to give up. ——After all, Albert, unlike ordinary wizards, is an elite trained by professional Aurors. In addition, Allen himself has some cards, so as a member of Raven's Claw, his greed makes him not want to give up the opportunity to get the Moon Gem .

"Don't talk nonsense! I have to send you back first!" Albert was a little impatient, but then he realized that his attitude was a little harsher and then softened his words, "Listen, Alan, I appreciate you taking the risk to put I rescued him, but this is a battle for adult wizards, I can't let you continue to take risks, otherwise how can I explain to my parents? Please, please stop making trouble and let me send you back..."

"But Albert..." Allen paused to organize his words, "After you send me back, I will notify the Ministry of Magic... By the time you return, they should have discovered the attack on the two members. Get away before you get here..."

Albert shook his head stubbornly: "No but, your safety is not as important as they escaped. You are so talented that you should understand how important you are to our family..."

Allen nodded resentfully and agreed to Albert's arrangement. As a child, even if he is talented, it is difficult to influence the thoughts of an adult. What's more, Allen himself has to admit that his brother's words It was only a moment of greed that made him think about it.

But ****—when they returned to the corridor, the door in the middle was opened.