Unfortunately, they couldn't!
Especially when Aberforth had just gathered the reliable members of the group, the situation on the other side was already showing signs of collapse.
With no real combat experience and no rigorous training, the rabble they had gathered was little more than a loose pile of sand. It was perfectly normal for them to fall apart at the first sign of trouble.
The problem was that they could easily drag their reliable teammates down with them.
The best proof was Dumbledore's Army. Having just regrouped, they were cutting through the Acromantulas with unstoppable momentum, completely shedding their earlier embarrassment.
After all, no matter how formidable Acromantulas were, they were utterly helpless against Charms that countered them.
Many people could not understand why a problem that could be solved with a single Arania Exumai had nearly caused the situation to collapse.
Even Albert, the one who had devised the plan, probably could not have explained that question clearly to them.
Because even he had not figured it out himself.
But Mr. Tonks, who was also on the battlefield, understood.
A large number of people completely panicked at the sight of Acromantulas as large as cars. They either turned and fled or wildly flung magic at the giant spiders, only to discover that many spells had little effect on the Acromantulas, if any at all.
Yet they had somehow completely forgotten to use Arania Exumai.
Mr. Tonks truly could not understand it. Or did they simply not know how to use Arania Exumai?
But if they did not know how to use Arania Exumai, then why had they stayed behind at all?
To feed the spiders?
He could not figure it out, so he stopped thinking about it.
Mr. Tonks clearly had no intention of wasting precious time on