Hogwarts Raven's Claw

Chapter 105 Wild Wizard (First Update)
Mike and Helga walked through the forest from early morning to noon before they found an open space to rest. Mike, who had been starving since dawn, finally cast his hungry eyes on the small animals around Helga.

Those little animals were very smart. They hid behind Helga and started trembling.

"They are all good kids, don't scare them, Mike." Helga opened her hands in a protective gesture and said, "Are you hungry? Don't worry, I have a solution."

After Helga finished speaking, she turned around and whispered a few words to the small animals, and then the animals dispersed. When they came back, each animal had some wild vegetables and fruits in its mouth.

Helga looked at Mike proudly, as if to say, "Look at me, don't you think I'm awesome? Praise me now!"

But Mike didn't care about her. He really wanted to pounce on her and eat her, but he forced himself to hold back.

Mike swallowed hard at the food and said to Helga, "You eat first, a little of each."

Mike's distrustful attitude obviously caused Helga's dissatisfaction, but after Mike took out his wand, she still pouted and did as Mike said.

Mike waited for more than half an hour with his mouth watering, and only after confirming that Helga showed no signs of poisoning did he grab the food on the ground and start eating.

Those animals obviously didn't consider the taste of the food when they were looking for food, and the wild fruits and vegetables didn't taste very good. But Mike, who was so hungry, didn't care about so much, and stuffed it all into his stomach.

Helga was still sulking on the side, deliberately turning her head away and ignoring Mike. But suddenly Helga's expression changed drastically, and she said to Mike nervously: "Mike, Mike! Stop eating, Mr. Tree told me that he found a wizard up ahead!"

Mike almost choked when he heard this. He swallowed the food in his mouth with great difficulty before asking, "What kind of wizard?"

"Mr. Shu has no eyes, so he can't sense the details, but he told me that the man moved very fast and could chop down trees to clear a path with a wave of his hand. He must not be an ordinary human."

Mike frowned and realized that something was wrong. He stood up and was about to run away with Helga.

However, Helga did not move and said, "It's too late, he's already here."

As soon as Helga finished speaking, several large trees not far from Mike fell down with a loud bang, scaring the small animals around Helga and causing them to flee in all directions. A gap also appeared in the originally dense trees at the edge of the open space.

Mike's eyes were cold, and he quickly retreated. He did not aim his wand at the gap in the forest until he was at a safe distance from Helga.

Such behavior shocked Helga. She knew that Mike didn't trust her, but she didn't expect that Mike would regard her as an enemy at such a time. She hurried forward and wanted to run to Mike's side.

"Stand stiff and stop dead!"

Helga was hit by Mike's leg-locking spell while running and lost her balance and fell to the ground. She raised her head and looked at Mike crying, her eyes full of despair.

It's not that Mike is too cruel, but Helga's behavior is too suspicious. Judging from the fact that she knew the goblins didn't catch up with her as soon as she entered the forest, her innate ability must be very powerful.

But she raised the alarm only when the wizard was so close to them, leaving them no time to escape. This really made Mike suspicious of her.

At this time, a figure appeared at the gap. As if hearing Helga's crying, the figure suddenly quickened its pace and arrived at the open space in an instant.

Mike directly cast a killing curse. Although Mike had little education in his previous life, he still understood the laws of the Dark Forest after being in the dark for so long.

The best option under the current circumstances is to kill the wizard directly. Mike doesn't believe that there are so many kind-hearted people in this world. A boy or girl suddenly encounters a disaster and flees into the forest, encounters a powerful wizard, and then returns to human society with the help of the wizard to start a new adventure. This only happens in novels.

The wizard did not panic when facing Mike's attack. He waved his wand lightly and a red beam of light appeared.

The two beams, one red and one green, collided with each other, making a loud bang and then a stalemate occurred. However, this situation did not last long. The green beam from the Killing Curse was obviously better, and it continued to shoot towards the wizard at a slow speed, against the red beam.

Seeing this scene, the corners of Mike's mouth slightly raised. Although the AOE effect of the Killing Curse is not strong, its single-target killing power is famously strong.

So although other killing spells can block the Killing Curse, the Killing Curse is basically a sure win if the opponent is not strong enough to crush him. However, the wizard is also very experienced in combat. Facing the approaching green light, he waved his wand lightly, and the red beam suddenly became thicker and pushed the green light back a bit.

Then the wizard stopped maintaining the spell and dodged Mike's killing curse by lunging to the side.

It was only then that Mike saw the wizard's appearance clearly: a middle-aged man with a big beard.

The middle-aged man quickly got up from the ground, and while Mike had just finished casting the Killing Curse and was adjusting his casting state, he stabbed his wand into the ground.

Although Mike didn't know what kind of spell this was, his instinct prompted him to turn around and dodge.

But he was still a step too slow. A half-meter-high stone spike shot out from the ground under Mike's feet, pierced Mike's thigh and fixed him in place.

"what!"

The pain was so intense that Mike almost dropped the wand in his hand.

The middle-aged man looked unyielding and pulled out his wand, ignoring the dirt on it, and swung his hand, and another red light shot towards Mike.

Enduring the severe pain, Mike entered a state of brain closure.

After entering a state of absolute rationality, the pain on Mike's face immediately disappeared. After casually firing a killing curse to repel the red light again, he removed his thigh from the stone spike with an expressionless face.

Looking at the middle-aged man who still wanted to continue attacking, Mike whispered the spell of fire, and basketball-sized fireballs suddenly appeared, indiscriminately attacking all living things around.

The red light shot by the middle-aged man finally dissipated after breaking through several fireballs in succession. At this time, the forest also became a sea of ​​fire under Mike's fire spell.

The middle-aged man looked at Mike, who was like a demon, and Helga, who was in the sea of ​​fire and was under a leg-locking curse and was now crying and crawling towards him. He gritted his teeth, ignoring the flames that were burning him all around, put on several layers of armor to protect himself, and rushed towards Helga.

There was no fire around Mike. He had already considered his own safety when he released the fire spell, so he deliberately missed the open space where he was.

At this moment, seeing that the middle-aged man was actually going to save Helga despite his own fire spell, his heart skipped a beat.

Did I wrongly accuse a good person?

But Mike soon figured it out. Even if he had really wronged him, so what? Things had come to this point. Since the two sides had already become enemies, there was no need to hold back!
"Avada Kedavra."

Thinking of this, Mike recited the killing curse again.

On the other side, the middle-aged man was struggling to move forward under the flames. Before he reached Helga, he cast a spell to stop and removed the leg-locking spell on Helga.

Helga, who regained her freedom, was also a cruel person. She rushed into the dense forest at the first moment without even looking at the middle-aged man who risked his life to save her.

At this time, Mike's killing curse also broke through the flames and appeared in front of the middle-aged man. Because his vision was blocked by the flames, the green light was already very close when it appeared in front of his eyes, and there was no time for the middle-aged man to cast a spell to block it.

The middle-aged man looked at the dazzling green light and closed his eyes in despair.

Mike, who was not far away, saw all of this through the gap left by the killing curse across the sea of ​​fire. When he saw Helga running away alone without paying attention to the middle-aged man, a mocking sneer appeared on his face.

"This is what happens to people who are good!"

(End of this chapter)