Harry Potter: My Elemental Magic Subverts the World
Chapter 52

Non-Hogwarts Faculty and Students Prohibited from Entering

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Outside the Elemental Magic Academy.

Almost everyone who had broken into the school had been driven here.

However, what agitated and dissatisfied many of them was that they could not enter the Elemental Magic Academy.

Because as they drew near, thirty magically enhanced statue warriors stood before them, treating them as enemies and ready to attack at any moment.

The poor reporters could only take pictures of the statue warriors, not daring to force their way inside.

Some wizards with other ideas mounted their flying brooms, hoping to enter the Elemental Magic Academy from the air.

But they quickly discovered that they could not do it.

A suddenly appearing wall of wind blocked them outside. Whenever they tried to approach, they were immediately blown away by fierce gusts. If they were not careful, they could even fall from the sky. It was extremely dangerous.

Watching those people fail to get close, Hagrid grinned with satisfaction.

"Professor McGonagall, how do you think Professor Kate will teach those fellows a lesson for disrupting his class?" Hagrid asked with a wicked grin as he lowered his head to look at Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall smiled at that. "I don't know, but if they can't get close, they probably won't be able to disturb Professor Kate's teaching."

"We need to drive these people away as soon as possible. Some of these wizards are setting a bad example for the students." Argus Filch hurried over with Mrs Norris in his arms.

Then Severus Snape descended beside Professor McGonagall using the Flying Spell. His cold expression made people instinctively wary of him, and no one dared strike up a conversation.

Severus Snape said nothing. The reason he had arrived later was that he had cast the Protection Spell over the teaching building and set up a

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