The Destroyed Cabin

A strange sight appeared in the courtyard outside the Hospital Wing. The wounded, who had been struck by Dark magic and tortured to the brink of death, suddenly let out one piercing scream after another before passing out.

Other than Mad-Eye Moody, no one else could remain conscious after enduring a unicorn's Purification power.

Madam Pomfrey was terrified and ran over with a scream to check on them.

The good news was that all the injured who had passed out were still alive. Madam Pomfrey let out a long sigh of relief, and some color returned to her face.

Although their breathing had become incredibly faint, at least they were not dead. That was the best possible outcome.

At the same time, the recovered Mad-Eye did not choose to rest any longer, nor did he exchange more than a few pleasantries with Silvan. The moment feeling returned to his body, he staggered to his feet and rushed back to the battlefield in the castle with Arthur Weasley.

"I hope you can stay here," Madam Pomfrey said, looking eagerly at Silvan.

What was the most terrifying thing about fighting Death Eaters?

If this had been a Hogwarts final exam question, probably more than half the students would have answered Avada Kedavra.

But that was not actually the case.

Avada Kedavra, which could take a life in an instant, was certainly terrifying. But the spell was difficult, and very few wizards could master

it proficiently, much less use it as they pleased on a chaotic battlefield.

What truly made Death Eaters terrifying was the bizarre assortment of Dark magic they had researched themselves.

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For example, the Sectumsempra spell invented by Snape was a relatively conventional kind of Dark magic. Beyond that, there were curses that made teeth grow without end, or