Harry Potter's Bastard

"Flashing fire!"

The incomparably familiar spell blurted out, and the target was the opponent's staff bearer. Solim had some concerns, so he didn't kill him, but when faced with a hostile adult wizard, don't expect Solim to keep his hands back.

The Flame Flicker is a unique spell developed by Elrond, which is very concealed and lethal, and ordinary wizards, they are not aware of what is happening.

There is no counterspell for the Fierce Fire Flash, or is it too late to cast the Counter Spell, and no matter how fast the spell is, it can still be faster than the speed of the Burning Fire? The Fierce Fire Flash, like the Drill Heart Spell, works directly on the target, and the biggest feature of these spells is that there is no process of flight, so it is extremely difficult to defend.

The wizard's reaction was not bad, but it was only good. He knew that Solim had done something to him, it was a spell he had never heard of, and the best way to deal with an unknown spell was to dodge, the wizard was indeed quick to act, and while dodging, he also fired a stun spell at Solim, but the flicker of fire was directly formed on the target, and when the stun spell was just fired, the entire small arm and part of the wand of the witcher's wand disappeared without a trace - nothing was left under the burning of the fire.

Solim turned to one side nimbly, dodging the stun spell he was all too familiar with. Then, without hesitation, he slammed the petrification spell on the wizard's body. Solim didn't let up at the sorcerer as he lay upright, and then added a petrification charm, which now looked like the stone carvings in the Hogwarts cloisters.

The battle had already been decided, and Solim had won because he was ruthless enough. Both sides actually had some scruples, but they didn't care about things the same: the wizard cared about not hurting anyone, while Solim cared about not killing people. The difference in starting point gave Solim a big advantage, and if he used normal spells, the final result was really hard to say. It was the unconventional spell of the Flame Flashes that gave Solim an instant advantage.

What happened in the room panicked the onlookers at the door, and immediately several people ran out of the crowd, presumably to report the news.

"It's a big deal. Sylna whispered as she approached Solim's side.

"It's okay, he shot first, so many people are watching. Instead of putting away his wand, Solim watched the crowd at the door, alert for a possible sneak attack.

"There are few people who can modify their memories without being noticed. Unless these spectators outside the door are wizards who are proficient in memory magic, the truth cannot be concealed. Solim didn't sympathize with the stone-carved wizards on the ground.

Yes, maybe Solim overreacted a little in the conflict just now, and used an extremely dangerous lethal spell at the beginning, after all, this hapless wizard only used a Imprisonment Charm, and a non-lethal spell was fed back with a lethal spell, and it can indeed be said that Solim is unreasonable and ungraceful. But don't forget, Solim is still an underage wizard, and in the face of an adult wizard taking the lead, Solim will be in charge of whatever he does.

Finally, after getting the news, Selwyn, Greif, and the "victim's" family finally arrived at the scene.

"You're going to give us two an account!" a wizard who looked to be about Elrond's age lifted the witch's petrification spell, and looked at the wizard with half an arm left, unable to hide the anger in his words.

"Explain?" Elrond took over with a glance at his father, as if he had received some kind of affirmation.

"I don't think we should give you anything. Elrond said, "On the contrary, you should give us an explanation." "

The people of the two families of Wilkinson and O'Brien exploded in an instant.

"It's ridiculous!"

"You hurt our people, but you want us to give an account?"

"Don't be too arrogant, this is not a country. "

"What about the Graves? Won't you come out and speak fairly?"

Coldly looked at the group of people chattering, including men and women, all relatives and friends of the two families. Solim silently walked over to Elrond's side and pulled out his two wands.

"The wands of the two men before. Solim said succinctly: "The wand they took out first, but I disarmed, and as for the one who was missing an arm, he also moved his hand to me first, and many people outside the door saw it at that time." "

"Hear that?" Elrond glared at Solim before turning his gaze to the group of people who had just been chattering, "How are you going to compensate us?"

"Ridiculous!"

"If it weren't for a shameless sneak attack, how could Ed be knocked down by an underage wizard!"

"Where's the Greaves?

The crowd fell silent suddenly, without warning, as if everyone had been enchanted, and they all shut their mouths.

"Why didn't you kill him?" said Levitsis, who had been silent since he entered, and before he could speak, everyone's voices were gone.

"That spell could have hit his torso, so why did you target his arm?" Levitesis looked at Solim, "Forget about those two pieces of waste outside the door, but when facing an adult wizard, you still have naïve thoughts, what are you worried about?"

All eyes were on Solim.

Solim pursed his lips and explained, "This is not our place after all, I think ......"

"You're worried that it's going to end badly?" Heath interrupted Solim directly, "Blanton, you just said that let's make the Ivy Manor our home, and Andreas said something similar when he greeted us. "

Hiss looked at an old man in the crowd, and before the old man returned, Hiss continued: "So, come and tell me, does what you just said count?"

Solim was a little speechless, and his great-grandfather was a little shameless—maybe more than just "a little". Those polite words would not be taken seriously, but Heath took them seriously, and said them at this time. What can Greif do?

Denial? This choice is not on their minds at all. Otherwise, it would be a slap in the face, and it would offend Selwyn, and it would damage Greif's already declining influence.

Admit it? Then they want to lose face with Greif? In any case, Greif is the master of this place, and what are they Greif if they admit that Selwyn is the master of this place?