The Enemy Not Only Refused to Surrender, but Dared to Attack

That's how war is... It's rare for both sides to lay out their forces and engage in a fair battle; more often, it's these sudden, unexpected encounters.

Since it was an encounter battle, the combat strength of the two sides was naturally extremely unbalanced.

If the Death Eaters have any advantage, it's that they are numerous enough to ambush the enemy.

There were even a large number of reinforcements, as well as wizards besieging the city to intercept the reinforcements, ready to ambush the Auror at any time.

There were only three enemies.

But for William and his team, the advantages are also obvious:

That was William himself.

Not only Hermione, but even Bones thought so, otherwise she wouldn't have advocated staying as bait.

The advantage is so obvious... and the enemy not only refuses to surrender, but dares to attack?!

William, who had a very bad temper, immediately became furious.

He walked toward the Death Eaters, his shoes clicking rhythmically on the marble floor.

The sound was neither too loud nor too soft, and the speed was neither too fast nor too slow, yet it gave off a special aura... as if Stark alone had surrounded all the Death Eaters!

Dolohov wasn't the only one who thought this way; many wizards shared the same opinion.

But we can't back down. There are only three of us here. If the mission fails... how will the Dark Lord punish them?

"Charge! Kill Bones and run!" Dolohov ordered.

Many Death Eaters raised their wands together.

Without William making many moves, golden light flashed, and the wizard at the front exploded in the chest and fell to the ground dead.

Countless spells shot forth, followed by a series of dazzling flashes, as if a strong wind had swept across the open space.

William's figure had vanished, Apparition in front of the second target.

With a light tap of his wand, he struck the Death Eaters's head, shattering it instantly. The corpse flew through the air and crashed down on the third enemy.

William didn't even look. Before anyone knew it, he had his left hand gripping the sword, then with a swift twist of the blade, he lifted it upwards.

Snap!

Flames burst forth!

Another Death Eaters who attacked fired a fireball, which was easily sliced in half by the Goblin sword!

Two balls of flame hovered silently in the air, maintaining their burning posture, before hurtling towards the crowd at an even greater speed.

Before the Death Eaters could even process what was happening, William had already closed in and elbowed him in the arm.

The Death Eaters cried out in pain, his wand forced to change direction, but he had already uttered the Avada Kedavra.

A green light shot out and landed on a companion in the distance, instantly causing him to collapse and die.

William smiled slightly, cast Anti-Apparition Jinx, and disappeared from the spot again without lingering.

The Death Eaters accidentally killed his companion, but before he could think about it, a dozen beams of light shot towards him.

He wanted to escape, but he was utterly desperate because he had been subjected to Anti-Apparition Jinx.

After William used someone else to kill him, he stood among another group of people, bound the Death Eaters with ropes, and pressed one hand down.

The wizard, struggling desperately, was plunged into the fountain, creating a burst of bubbles before disappearing without a trace.

In such chaotic battles, never stay in one place for too long; you must keep moving, striking and retreating quickly, getting close and then leaving immediately.

Otherwise, they would easily be targeted and attacked by the Death Eaters ' spells.

William darted about among the enemy like a fish, constantly appearing and Apparition.

This "golden flash" behavior caused great trouble for the Death Eaters, preventing them from casting area-of-effect spells.

Wherever William goes, Death Eaters are sure to be present, and there will be more than one.

If an area-of-effect spell is cast, the chances of accidentally killing one's own people are much higher.

Although in this short time... many have already been mistakenly killed.

The Death Eaters had their reservations, but William did not.

He twirled and leaped through the crowd, his eyes closed.

Occasionally, when surrounded, he would raise his wand and swipe it a few times, unseen wind blades flying out, which would strike unlucky Death Eaters.

A large pool of blood appeared, spreading from a single point to a larger area.

The pool of blood continued to move rapidly forward as William continued his slaughter.

William's methods of killing were on full display in this battle.

Whether it's spells, Transfiguration, Dark Magic, swordsmanship... or even close combat.

All of these combine perfectly.

Through decades of experience, he learned how to kill his enemies in the most energy- and mana-efficient way.

As the number of enemies increased, William raised his wand and shouted:

"Cleared out, Death Eaters."

As the "Encyclopedia of the Human Voldemort," he had fought Voldemort many times.

William had a "slight understanding" of the Dark Lord's various profound Dark Magic.

Voldemort wasn't just limited to Avada Kedavra; he knew many other area-of-effect spells.

In Dumbledore's words:

Voldemort's magical knowledge is probably more extensive than that of any living wizard.

Once he regains his full magical power, I'm afraid even if I use the most complex and powerful spells, I might not be able to defeat him.

William took Voldemort as his teacher, and naturally followed suit without any restraint.

He raised his wand, and countless gray eagles flew out.

William then transformed into a wisp of smoke and entered the eagle's body.

Yaxley's eyes widened. He had seen the Dark Lord use similar magic before, but not with eagles, but with snakes.

Then, he instantly killed thirty wizards.

"Get out of here!" he shouted, and he had already Apparition away.

All the eagles landed in different directions.

At that moment, to Dolohov, who was trapped in a life-or-death situation, the entire sky appeared to be glowing green.

Countless Killing Curse wove a vast net, instantly engulfing the Death Eaters.

The essence of this magic lies in the fact that the caster can teleport between countless animals.

Although the magic was used at different times, it seemed as if it was cast at the same moment.

Dolohov was carried into the sky by the incredibly powerful Avada Kedavra, and they both crashed to the ground in the end.

Many Death Eaters who didn't have time to escape were thrown to the ground with their feet off the ground and their heads slammed down as if struck by a heavy hammer.

William had never had the opportunity to use such a destructive move before.

After all, even when facing the Dark Lord, they couldn't hit him.

But on the battlefield, it's a different story for these Death Eaters.

Seeing so many of their companions die without resistance, the survivors finally lost the courage to face death.

People started to run away.

Yaxley appeared in the distance, letting out a breath that still felt lingering fear.

Stark is terrifying; facing him feels like facing Dumbledore.

Just then, he suddenly raised his head, his face filled with ecstatic joy.

A bugle call echoed from the sky.

The sound was like the roar of thousands of souls; those who heard it felt as if their bones were burning, as if scorching flames were roasting their flesh from the inside out.

Even Prime Major at Number Ten Downing Street stood by the window, gazing at the sky.

He was completely stunned; his hands were trembling.

Even Prince Charles, who rushed to the scene upon hearing the news, looked at the sky with a stunned expression.

With this happening at the Buckingham Palace, am I about to become king?

William squinted.

Seven or eight Hebridean Black appeared in the sky, with a dragon knight standing on top of them.

The leading fire dragon spewed out its breath, and the famous Victoria gilded statue collapsed with a crash.