Have You Ever Seen a Female Walrus with Tusks That Long?

This time, it should have counted as Kane's first duel against normal adult wizards since entering the Wizarding World. As for the fighting ability of ordinary adult wizards...

Honestly, it was a little underwhelming.

As everyone knew, once wizards left Hogwarts, the Wizarding World automatically sorted them into different ranks.

And the wizards in this circus just happened to be the lowest sort: cowardly, hopelessly incompetent wizards who did not even dare scrape by in Knockturn Alley and only dared point their wands at Blood-Cursed Beings weaker than themselves.

"But no matter how pathetic these wizards are, they're still adult wizards. They aren't something weakly magical second-year students like us can take on head-on."

So Kane decided not to use second-year magic, but magic from the Eternal Realm.

He controlled a shadowy claw that suddenly seized an incoming Petrification Curse and flung it back where it came from. Then he waved his wand, and a gigantic sphere made of tentacles appeared in the clearing not far from the circus backstage. Like something that could never eat its fill, it constantly extended tentacles to drag the surrounding wizards into its interior. One look at it was enough to make someone lose SAN.

A chaotic battle backstage at the circus that should have been thrilling and perilous was settled in less than five minutes.

After petrifying Jenkins, who resisted the most fiercely, Lupin went around petrifying the others one by one. Only after confirming that not a single one of them could suddenly fire off a sneaky curse did he turn to Harry.

"Harry, who attacked you just now?"

"Uh... does it count that you accidentally stepped on my foot when you backed up?" Harry raised his brows and stated this deeply awkward fact.

Petrified Jenkins had never imagined that his circus,