At that moment, Kingsley and Sirius desperately wanted to cling to each other and tremble.
But they were both straight, and there was a child watching, so they were still doing their best to restrain themselves.
The reason was simple: Tris was terrifyingly strong.
After Tris killed Dolohov, the three of them continued down into the next room. This time, a giant stood inside. They had seen no giants in the manor earlier, but the savage, ugly creature before them, eight meters tall, was undoubtedly one.
Giants were extraordinarily stupid, and the vast majority could not use magic.
It was worth noting that being unable to use magic did not mean having no magic. A few giants were born with stone skin and a roaring ability. The former gave them absurdly high magical resistance, while the latter kept them from floundering when dealing with small, agile opponents.
Even adult wizards would find giants like these a headache. Fortunately, such magical giants were extremely rare among their kind, and giants themselves were already few in number.
Even those Ministry of Magic departments that dealt with giants all day might never encounter one in an entire lifetime.
The giant Tris and the others encountered was not a magical giant, just an ordinary one. But ordinary giants were not necessarily easy to deal with either. They might be stupid, but their strength was immense.
And even without a magical giant's stone skin, their massive physiques made many spells that worked on ordinary wizards or fantastic beasts far less effective against them.
Wizards dealt with giants mainly by staying mobile and harrying them. Giants could do almost nothing against wizards who had mastered Apparition in particular.
But they themselves had placed an Anti-Apparition Barrier over this area, making Apparition impossible. Facing a raging giant