Mist Sea Siren

The radiance emanating from the four Patronus completely enveloped the entire stadium, while simultaneously keeping the Dementor twenty feet above the stands.

Soon, the professors in the castle also received the news and rushed over.

More and more Patronus flew towards the Quidditch Pitch from different places. The dazzling silver light pierced through the rain curtain, illuminating the entire pitch like the sun, while also dispelling the biting cold and making people feel incredibly safe.

Even some of the older students' Patronus Charm levels began to soar, and they naturally condensed their own Patronus.

At the same time, a new Patronus has also joined the battlefield.

The Hogwarts counterattack has begun.

As the various Patronus soared into the sky... the Dementor retreated, scattered, and began to flee in panic off the field.

Hagrid went even further, summoning two Unicorn from the Forbidden Forest for help... though this didn't do much good.

Unicorn are indeed the greatest natural enemy of Dementor, but Dementor can fly. Even if they have low intelligence, they are unlikely to float down to the ground to confront Unicorn directly.

Moreover, Hagrid had wasted a lot of time in the Forbidden Forest, and by the time he arrived, the battle was almost over.

As the last few Dementor disappeared from sight, Professor McGonagall stamped her feet anxiously in her seat.

She desperately wanted to join the battle, but she had to maintain the original light barrier to ensure the students weren't harmed. In the end, she could only watch helplessly as Dementor escaped.

"What a great opportunity! To deal with the Dementor openly and honestly, and it's all gone just like that..."

Professor McGonagall was incredibly upset; it felt like she had lost a thousand Galleon... no, it was even worse than losing Galleon.

Galleon can be earned back, but the chance to deal with Dementor might only come once... especially after Professor Dumbledore returns, there might be even less of a chance.

Thinking of this, Professor McGonagall subconsciously glanced to the side again.

If Snape had been involved, she might have been able to free up her hands to beat up the Dementor and have some fun.

A professor actually made a student take his place... tsk tsk!

When Professor McGonagall looked at him, Snape turned his head away, pretending not to see it.

It doesn't matter whose Patronus it is; as long as the matter is resolved, that's all that matters.

However, Professor McGonagall didn't waste much time on this matter and quickly looked away... She had more important things to do.

Dementor have entered the school; this is absolutely unacceptable, and the Ministry of Magic must provide an explanation...

She pressed her wand to her throat and shouted, "Everyone, quiet!"

For a moment, her voice echoed throughout the entire stadium.

"The competition is suspended. The Prefect must immediately lead the students from each house back to the castle..."

"The student council president is in charge of guarding the area. If Dementor are spotted again, immediately fire a red flare signal into the sky..."

"No one is allowed to linger outside under any pretext!"

There were no complaints from the huge stands, and not even the players from either side objected to the decision to suspend the game.

Under Professor McGonagall's direction, the students quickly left the field and headed towards the castle.

Malfoy could not possibly take Harry away, so Kyle could only conjure up a stretcher, place Harry on it, and have him carried into the castle by several volunteer Hufflepuff.

They had barely entered the Entrance Hall when the Gryffindor team rushed over, including Ron and Hermione, soaking wet as if they had just climbed out of a swimming pool.

"Oh, Harry, thank God..."

Ron exclaimed excitedly, "We saw him and Malfoy fall into the stands together, but there were too many people around, and they couldn't squeeze through!"

Don't worry, he's fine.

Kyle said, "It should be similar to what happens on the train. You just need to find a classroom with windows, stick Harry's head out, and he'll probably wake up quickly."

"Well, let's forget about that." Ron chuckled dryly. "I think Madam Pomfrey should have a way to wake him up."

There was nothing they could do on the train but to wake Harry up by splashing him with water, but it would definitely be better to take him to the Hospital Wing at school.

"Whatever you want," Kyle said. "Remember to prepare some chocolate; it'll be good for him to eat some when he wakes up."

Hermione and Ron nodded and took Harry to the Hospital Wing. Oliver Wood and the Gryffindor Quidditch Team members went along, except for Fred and George.

They approached Kyle, whose face, hidden beneath the mud, appeared exceptionally pale.

"That was terrifying..." Fred shuddered, still shaken. "I felt a chill, and when I turned around, the Dementor were less than five feet away from me."

It's as if all my happiness has been sucked away.

George took a few deep breaths. "So this is what it feels like to face Dementor without the Patronus Charm... I have to say, it was awful."

"But speaking of which," Fred suddenly asked, "Kyle, which one was your Patronus just now?"

"Why do you ask that?" Kyle said, his expression unchanged. "Maybe I can't summon my Patronus."

"That's a really funny joke," Fred chuckled.

"If this had happened ten minutes ago, we might have believed it."

George patted Kyle on the shoulder. "Don't forget, we weren't the only ones on the Quidditch Pitch. Many people saw you summon your Patronus. On the way back to the castle, we overheard at least two groups of people talking about it."

"Since you all already know, why are you asking me?" Kyle said.

"Because the versions we hear are different every time." Fred's expression was a little strange. "There are all sorts of different versions, as if you summoned all those Patronus."

"Luna also said your Patronus is the Mist Sea Siren."

"So, what is the Mist Sea Siren...?" Kyle asked, puzzled.

"According to Luna, it's a Fantastic Beasts that lives in the North Sea." George thought for a moment. "It doesn't have a fixed form; everyone sees a different one. It sounds a bit like Boggart."

"Do you believe me?" Kyle looked at them.

"Hmm..." Fred stroked his chin, muttering seriously, "It's not impossible."

Kyle was about to say something more when a commotion suddenly broke out among the surrounding crowd.

Professor McGonagall arrived, accompanied by several upperclassmen who appeared to be Prefect from various colleges.

"Professor McGonagall!" Fred asked hurriedly, "Have the Dementor all been driven away? When can we continue with the rest of the Quidditch Match?"

"We're up by thirty points against Slytherin," George said.

"I'm afraid it's not possible today." Professor McGonagall seemed quite disappointed, but she didn't explain anything, only telling them to hurry back to the common room for a hot cup of hot chocolate.

Then she stopped Kyle, who was about to leave.

"Come with me for a moment."

Although Kyle didn't know what had happened, he nodded and followed.

On the way, Professor McGonagall asked, "I heard from Diggory that you summoned that jellyfish Patronus?"

"Yes," Kyle said. "What happened now?"

"No," Professor McGonagall said, "But the Patronus Charm is a very advanced spell, very mentally taxing, and dealing with so many Dementor at once, I think it would be better to have Madam Pomfrey examine it."