Watching the Aurors surge toward the entrance of Azkaban Prison, Harry, who had fallen behind because of Neville, felt especially conflicted.
As one of the few Informed Persons, Harry had his own judgment about what was happening tonight.
Still, he simply could not understand why Nelson wanted to kill Kingsley's entire family. What purpose could that serve besides making things even more uncontrollable?
And besides...
Some of Kingsley's actions also felt utterly unfamiliar to Harry. Even though Sirius had repeatedly warned him not to get involved, Harry had still instinctively carried out the task after hearing Kingsley's orders.
If the Aurors had once dismissed the Avengers as people who only talked and never acted, then Nelson Tobin, who had already killed countless Death Eater Remnants and burned countless manor houses tonight, was undoubtedly an extremely dangerous figure in their eyes.
Thus, after entering Azkaban Prison, every Auror immediately raised their guard, watching their surroundings in case they were ambushed in the corridors.
They knew full well that Nelson would not surrender. Dragging him out of the prison would be no easy task.
If not for Kingsley's orders, many Aurors would not have wanted to enter the prison to capture Nelson. At the end of the day, they also hated the Death Eater Remnants, but constrained by their identities, there was nothing they could do.
Fortunately, Kingsley had not forced anyone. Gadwin had even told them outright: the enemy was unafraid of death and skilled at Fiendfyre. If it did not work, then forget it.
In other words, if Nelson truly used Fiendfyre, their safety came first.
After all, Fiendfyre remained an extremely dangerous form of Dark Magic to Aurors.
So, despite being mentally prepared, all the Aurors were still badly startled when black Fiendfyre surged like a tide from the