But as Dumbledore had said, the wizards who had turned into Harry came under far fewer attacks. The spells fired at them did not even count as Dark Magic. Conversely, the Order of the Phoenix teams riding Flying Broomsticks took heavier fire. From what the Death Eaters knew of Harry through Snape and their investigations, they believed that when his own life was at stake, he would definitely choose the means of travel he was best at to escape.
These Death Eaters only chose to drag the Aurors into a tug-of-war, but the well-known protectors came under much fiercer attacks. The Death Eaters seemed convinced that the real Harry Potter would definitely be following a powerful wizard; the stronger the protector, the more attacks they suffered, the greater the force of those attacks, and the more dangerous their situation became.
Sirius Black's group was given special attention from the start. He waved his wand like a sword, sparks flying from its tip. This kind of exhilarating fight clearly suited his temperament—but it also quickly made the Death Eaters realize that this group, led by a godfather who was not busy escorting his godson away, had to be fake.
Professor McGonagall was also facing three Death Eaters at once. "Mr. Avery, Mr. Mulciber, I'm sorry, but what awaits you now is not merely detention." As she spoke, she neatly displayed an agility that did not match her age, drawing on the strength of a former Quidditch player to divide the distance between her opponents with speed. Then she waved the wand in her hand and used Transfiguration to turn one of them into a snail, making him slip about until he could no longer stay seated on his broomstick and began to fall. However, this also caused more Death Eaters to