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Aberforth had already waved his wand, summoning his goat Patronus.
Unfortunately, even among the Aurors, who were known to be the most elite wizards in Britain, not all of them could summon a physical Patronus. Those Aurors who knew how to use the Patronus Charm had just been summoned by Aberforth.
As soon as they heard Aberforth's shout, they imdiately ca back to their senses from their astonishnt, and the words Aberforth said to them erged in their minds. They waved their wands and summoned their own patronus before the Dentors broke into Hogsade.
Once the Dentors break into Hogsade, the difficulty of summoning the Patronus under the pressure of the Dentors will increase by more than one or two levels.
Moreover, if they fail to expel the Dentors in the first place, they will be completely at a disadvantage in the subsequent confrontation with the dark wizards.
When the enemy is on guard, the Death Eaters' three axes may not be effective.
It's undeniable.
For wizards who have not mastered the Patronus Charm, Dentors are undoubtedly extrely deadly. However, if the opponent notices the Dentors' attack and summons the Patronus in advance, it will be the Dentors' turn to be in trouble.
The black tide of death composed of a large group of Dentors, like a surging wave, hit the reef called the Patronus and was directly bounced away by an invisible force.
After just one confrontation, the Dentors were defeated and were chased everywhere by the Patronus.
Hogsade beca warm again late at night, but the Aurors did not feel any joy. They all knew in their hearts that this was just the beginning.
Sothing seed to flash in the sky, and then a house in Hogsade village was suddenly blown away by a spell that ca out of nowhere.
When the Aurors all looked up, more lights flew towards them from afar, like fireballs drawing elegant parabolas. A series of violent explosions shocked the Aurors into a trance.
"Defense barrier!"
Aberforth growled at the Aurors.
But his voice was obviously not enough to drown out the deafening explosion in his ears.
Fortunately, Aberforth had received training when he arrived, and had already told the Aurors what problems they would face. Therefore, the Aurors soon realized that these explosions were just to disrupt their own rhythm and cover the dark wizards' sneak attack on Hogsade. Unless they wanted to flatten Hogsade directly, they would not continue to pour firepower here.
Although this round of sneak attacks did catch the Aurors off guard, especially when the enemy attacked, the Aurors still could not suppress their inner fear and anxiety.
It's not that the Aurors are incompetent, but that they have no intention of fighting from the beginning. Even if most Aurors are experienced in battle, they still cannot be a match for the enemy.
Not only was it because Voldemort's minions far outnumbered the Aurors gathered in Hogsade, but the group of Dentors just now also had an impact on these guys with weak wills.
After all, they are just cannon fodder recruited by Albert, and their will is far less strong than that of Dumbledore's Army.
If it weren't for the fear of suffering terrible consequences of failure.
It is estimated that the Aurors gathered here have all run away and will not stay here to fight. ….
After all, Voldemort would never tolerate those who resisted. No Auror would be willing to take such a risk, and most importantly, Aberforth could not give them confidence at all.
If Albert were in command, the situation would definitely be much better than it is now.
Everyone knew that even if they couldn't defeat the Death Eaters, Albert would definitely find a way to lead them to a resounding victory, and then take them back to Hogwarts Castle from under the Death Eaters' noses.
Well, Aberforth's orderly command did play so role. At least everything he ntioned to the Aurors in advance happened, which ant that everything was still going according to Albert's plan.
Aberforth was the first to raise his wand and point it at the sky. Along with one spell after another, magical power continued to gush out from the tip of the wand, gradually forming a milky white light curtain in the night sky.
A small number of dark wizards who successfully broke into Hogsade tried to stop Aberforth and his gang, but they were soon held back by the Aurors. They watched helplessly as the milky white light curtain in the sky gradually closed, completely forming a translucent magic barrier that enveloped the entire Hogsade, intercepting most of the dark wizards outside the magic barrier, creating an absolute advantage for the Aurors in Hogsade village to outnumber them.
The situation of those dark wizards who turned into black mist and "shot" towards Hogsade was not much better. They probably didn't expect that it would directly cost them their lives.
Anyone unlucky enough to fail to brake in ti and be caught off guard by the protective barrier light curtain will be directly evaporated by the power of this "ultimate protection" spell.
It’s over!
The dark wizards who broke into Hogsade village beca completely desperate after the defensive barrier covering the village was closed. They were horrified to find that they were trapped.
The Death Eaters' crappy sneak attack plan had no effect at all.
Not to ntion that the Dentors failed to attract the Aurors' attention, the fireball bombing did not distract them either. The sneak attack had already been anticipated by the enemy, which resulted in the dark wizards being intercepted by the Aurors as soon as they entered Hogsade village, and the surprise attack failed to achieve the effect at all.
Especially after the magic barrier isolated the dark wizards outside, most of the Aurors finally found the ti to wipe out the few dark wizards.
With the advantage of strength and superiority in numbers, the Aurors easily defeated the group of dark wizards.
only……
"It's war ti now, what are you keeping them for?"
Aberforth noticed that the Aurors did not kill the dark wizards directly, and imdiately reminded them that this was a wizarding war and they should not be soft on their enemies.
"Besides, we may have to retreat from here later. Do you plan to let them go like this, and then wait for these bastards to wake up and join Voldemort's team to continue attacking Hogwarts?"
The Aurors were speechless. It’s not that they didn’t kill all the dark wizards, they just didn’t like massacres… Well, they actually hoped that soone else would do it instead of themselves massacring others, even if they were evil dark wizards.
“Let do it!”
A voice suddenly sounded, and Nelson Tobin appeared from nowhere.
Under the watchful eyes of all the Aurors, the group of dark wizards whose lives and deaths were unknown were nad and killed one by one.
Aberforth glanced at the group of Aurors who were shocked by Nelson Tobin's decisive killing, and stepped forward to help finish off the enemy.
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