Vincent and Gu Gu ate to their hearts' content, as someone was treating them.
Kenny went to pay the bill with a pained expression on his face.
But when he returned, he acted as if he didn't care at all.
Vincent glanced at the bill curiously and realized he had been too polite.
I should have just ordered king crab and lobster instead of being polite.
"See you tomorrow." Jennifer waved to him. "We'll meet at the pier after the typhoon passes."
"Good!"
Kenny pulled her away as she was about to say something.
Vincent picked up the chubby Gu Gu, "Do you think they can get past the initial novelty period?"
It shifted its large rear end, finding a more comfortable position, and Gu Gu.
"I learned it from books."
Gu Gu blinked its big eyes and tilted its little head thoughtfully.
"Okay, I really don't understand."
Although he wasn't very optimistic, Vincent still sincerely wished Kenny and Jennifer all the best.
At 3 p. m., Typhoon Iniki was about to sweep through Hilo.
Its radius of nearly 500 kilometers prompted the Magical Congress to immediately dispatch its most elite Auror.
The moment Sam appeared on the shore, the hamburger he had just taken a bite of was blown away by the wind.
"Fuck!" he cursed, raising his wand and casting a powerful Stunning Spell directly into the center of the eye of the storm.
The typhoon, which was originally heading straight ahead, paused and then veered slightly to the side.
From a distance, its diameter also appears to be a bit larger.
Sam cast Stunning Spell one after another, increasing the angle at which it deviated.
It doesn't matter what the typhoon does to Hawaii; his mission is simply to prevent Furaikan from touching land and to keep Muggle from discovering the existence of the Wizarding World.
"Stop!"
Two people appeared in front of him.
"Newt Scamander Scamander?"
"It's me." Newt Scamander looked at Tina beside him with a puzzled expression. "I remember the Auror before you retired weren't this rough."
"That's called efficiency." She approached Sam. "Young man, leave this to us."
Sam nodded like a good boy. "I'm actually in a bit of a hurry. Director Graves told me to finish this quickly."
Tina returned a knowing look. "Go on, Newt Scamander will calm it down."
Faced with a large, Fantastic Beasts like Furaikan, most wizards would choose to drive it away to another place.
As for where it ends up, that's no longer under the jurisdiction of the Magical Congress.
Sam left with peace of mind.
One is an expert on Fantastic Beasts, and the other is the former director of the Auror Office.
It's just a small place called Furaikan; it's not like it could possibly stump them.
The Magical Congress is located in the Woolworth Building in downtown New York City, and has hundreds of floors.
Sam stepped into the elevator and arrived at the Auror Office on the sixty-third floor.
Bradley is sorting through the files that are flying around everywhere.
"Get back to the South Pacific Ocean as soon as possible, another Furaikan has emerged there."
"Master, I have good news to tell you!" Sam told him about Newt Scamander and Tina.
"They can definitely handle this one and that one—"
"Damn it!" Bradley threw the documents in his hand away. "Didn't I tell you to handle this yourself?!"
Sam pouted, looking aggrieved. "He's Newt Scamander Scamander, the man who can keep Kraken happy."
"Bullshit! Nothing good ever happens when he comes here."
"Should I go back now?"
Bradley waved his hand. "I'll come over there. You sort all these documents for me."
Sam looked up. "Master, I think I—"
After a black and white vortex, Bradley's figure disappeared.
"Aaaaaahhhhh—" He screamed and crouched down, clutching his head in frustration.
I'm afraid these documents might not be sorted out by the time I get off work.
Bradley didn't Apparition to Furaikan, but instead appeared on the shore where Tina was.
Both of them were outstanding Auror in the Magical Congress at the same time, and they became the office directors based on their own merits.
"Mrs. Scamander, my father always praised you for your hands-on approach to things, and he always regarded you as a role model."
Tina recalled a rash and impulsive young man.
He is Bradley's father, Auror with an extremely extreme style of behavior.
"How is your father?"
"Yes, he was quite excited when he first heard about that vampire."
Bradley chatted with her about her recent situation, then focused his attention on the typhoon, which was clearly no longer approaching.
"What is Mr. Scamander doing?"
"Trying to get this big guy back."
Bradley's lips twitched. "Actually, another Furaikan came out."
"What did you say?" Tina's eyes widened. "There's another one?"
He nodded with a wry smile.
What will happen when two Furaikan meet?
Tina looked towards the seemingly motionless typhoon. "What if they collide—"
Bradley gasped.
More than 20 years ago, two Furaikan met in the Pacific Ocean.
They pull at each other uncontrollably, forming a super-large hurricane.
Mexico is in trouble, suffering a catastrophic landslide that has killed nearly 400 people and left at least 300,000 homeless.
The Wizarding World there suffered even greater losses, almost overnight returning to the Middle Ages.
Under their hopeful gazes, Furaikan in the distance slowly moved back the way they had come.
"Shit!" Bradley drew his wand. "Mrs. Scamander, I have to go back first!"
When Newt Scamander returned, he only saw a worried Tina.
What happened?
"Another Furaikan is coming."
If they are not stopped in time, a disaster is inevitable.
Just as Newt Scamander was pondering a solution, the Auror of the Magical Congress arrived.
"Sam, you're in charge of protecting the Scamander!" Bradley assigned the tasks one by one.
Even if a force of nearly a hundred wizards cannot stop them from getting closer, they should be enough to drive them away from North America.
After learning that Typhoon Iniki had changed course, Kenny immediately went to room 404.
Are you sure you want to leave now?
"I'm pretty sure it was our Auror who drove it away."
The wind weakens, and the diameter decreases.
If we set off tomorrow, Furaikan might end up back in the deep sea.
After discussing it with his parents, Vincent agreed that this was a very good opportunity.
The danger level had dropped significantly, and they had no reason to refuse Kenny.
After putting all the essentials into his suitcase, Wayne and his family went with him to the dock outside the hotel.
Jennifer and four other boys have arrived, and Rinne is talking to the staff.
"It's too dangerous. I personally don't recommend going out to sea now."
"I'll pay double." Rinne pulled out a gleaming gold bank card.
"But without professionals—"
"That's him." She pointed to Eric in the distance.
"A former SAS special forces veteran, handling this kind of small situation is no problem."
"Oh, you have bodyguards." The staff member took the bank card. "No problem, I'll go and process the formalities now."
Safety is guaranteed, and more importantly, there's money to be made.
He had even less reason to refuse Rinne.