Chapter 300 Battle and Nightmare

Aiwen knew that he had to hurry up, so he ordered Buckbeak to rush over directly.

The few acromantulas in front of them were nothing, but when the other spiders in the territory gathered, it would be even more difficult to save Malfoy and Crabbe.

Aiwen is not keeping his hands, and the strength he has improved in the recent period has been perfectly displayed.

He chanted the spell quickly, the end of the wand had a bright silver light, almost without a pause, every swing could kill an acromantula.

Thanks to the precious collection of magic books he brought back from the Black family and his hard work in the past few months, Ivan is now completely capable of dealing with ordinary acromants. This has to be surprising, knowing that the last time he was here at the same place, he was still very strenuous in fighting the giant eight-eyed spider, and in the end even his whole body's magic power was exhausted.

The speed at which Aiwen's strength improved was not unpleasant, even he himself was a little surprised. He quickly harvested the life of the giant acromantula, and there were still a few powerful magics in his hands that he hadn't used, not to mention the taboo black magic that he had mastered.

However, he knew that he had actually taken advantage of it.

This is not a fair duel, he now only needs to think about attacking instead of defending and dodging the opponent's attack.

Riding Buckbeak and flying in mid-air allows Ivan to ignore all attacks of the acromantula, and they can't touch him at all.

To him, they were now nothing more than a swarm of moving targets.

These acromantulas are perfect for honing their spellcasting skills. If it weren't for the safety of Malfoy and Crabbe, he really had no scruples.

But if they all hide, Aiwen has no other choice but to go down to the ground and fight them, but in this way, the current advantage will completely disappear.

Just as Ivan was getting more and more successful in the Vietnam War, Malfoy, who was tightly pinched by the giant spider and hid behind the spider group, looked at him with a complicated expression.

He seemed to finally recognize the gap in strength between himself and the opponent.

Speculation and discussion about Aiwen's true strength has always been a hot topic in the castle.

He was just a second-year student, and he was born as a Muggle. He had never been exposed to magic before coming to Hogwarts, so he shouldn't be too strong.

But thinking of Aiwen's past achievements, especially the fight against the basilisk and catching Peter Pettigrew alone, everyone dare not underestimate him.

For talented wizards, strength and age are not absolutely linked.

There are not many opportunities for Aiwen to publicly use magic and show his strength in the school, but every time he leaves a deep impression on everyone.

After several discussions, everyone has recognized that Ivan is the best genius at Hogwarts in recent years, no matter whether he is willing or not.

It is generally believed within Slytherin that his strength should be very close to that of a senior wizard who has passed the ordinary wizarding level examination.

Although there are rumors that Aiwen's strength has grown so fast because he is studying black magic, this may be a taboo and bad news for other little wizards.

But to the students of Slytherin house, this is nothing. Many Slytherins are secretly studying the dark arts.

Because of this, they expect more from Aiwen. If it were not for Aiwen's Muggle background, some people might already be preparing to join him.

In the traditional understanding of many ancient pure-blood wizards, magic is power, and power and strength often complement each other.

Slytherin's internal opinions on Aiwen's handling have always been contradictory, and there are voices of solicitation, suppression, and support.

Nobody wants to offend a rising star, least of all savvy Slytherins.

Malfoy originally strongly supported the suppression of Ivan, and he advocated treating Ivan like the savior Harry.

But since the ambush that night, he had changed his mind.

Aiwen's magic that goes straight to the depths of his soul has had a great impact on him.

Since then, he has been afraid of Ivan.

Although he has already overestimated Aiwen's magical strength, judging from the current situation, he still underestimated. Being able to suppress more than a dozen acromantulas at the same time, Aiwen's true strength completely exceeds the magic level that Hogwarts students should have.

Seeing Ivan who was like a god of war descending to earth in front of him, and thinking of that palpitating magic again, what Malfoy felt this time was not fear, but the hope of salvation.

"Help, help!" He yelled loudly, waving his arms, completely ignoring that he had just been bitten by an acromantula.

Although I am still puzzled deep in my heart, I am very curious about why Aiwen is so powerful.

However, Malfoy has no time to explore the source of Aiwen's magic now.

On the contrary, he hopes that Aiwen can be as strong as possible, because this will directly affect his life.

When Malfoy expected this, the acromantulas also recognized Ivan sitting on the hippogriff, and recognized that he was the god of death a few months ago.

The fire a few months ago killed an unknown number of Acromantula elites.

They hate Aiwen terribly now, but they are also terribly afraid.

Click, click, click...

The large pincers of the leading acromantula were dancing rapidly, and it was ordering everyone to retreat. It has seen that several of them are not Aiwen's opponents at all, and there is no point in a stalemate, not to mention that they can't even attack at all.

After receiving the order, the acromantulas no longer entangled with Aiwen, they quickly retreated and fled, and their eight furry spider legs danced at the fastest speed.

"No, no, stop, you monsters!" Crabbe screamed, "Help me, save me!"

He struggled violently with all his strength, slowing down the speed with which he was carrying his acromantula.

A moment later, Buckbeak flew in front of them with Ivan, a red light flashed, and the acromantula that clamped Crabbe dropped him and flew backwards.

Crabbe lay on the ground panting, but Ivan didn't stop, a rope emerged from the end of his wand to tie him tightly, and the other end was tied to Buckbeak.

Amidst Crabbe's screams, the hippogriff flew towards Malfoy with them, looking grotesque.

Malfoy originally planned to resist like Crabbe to buy time for Ivan.

But a sense of weakness came from the wound on his arm bitten by the giant eight-eyed spider. He didn't have the strength to struggle at all, and could only watch helplessly as he was brought to the huge depression in the center.

The depression was foggy, and Malfoy could only feel that he was being carried down quickly, and the friction with the sand and stones on the ground left his body covered with scars.

A few seconds later, the warm milky white mist dissipated in front of his eyes, his eyes widened suddenly, and he saw a huge spider web covered with bloody corpses in horror.

The corpse of the centaur above is the most eye-catching. His stomach was torn open by the giant arachnid, and the flesh inside has been hollowed out, leaving only a skin and skeleton, which is densely covered with disgusting maggots.

The centaur's empty eyes were facing Malfoy, and several small spiders crawled out hurriedly from inside.

Caught off guard, seeing such a horrifying scene, he was so frightened that he burst into tears.

It's a nightmare for anyone. (To be continued.)