Hogwarts Summoning Guide

"As expected, they're not as reasonable as the Aurors. Let them fight!" Bai Lin raised his wand, and Catherine promptly gave him a protective armor.

The masked lawbreaker pulled out a revolver with a long barrel and inscriptions engraved all over its silver-white body.

"Disarm!" Bai Lin raised his hand and unleashed his ultimate move. A light blue energy from his wand shot straight at the Spellbreaker with lightning speed. However, even though the energy hit the Spellbreaker, he remained unmoved. The power of the disarming spell seemed to vanish without a trace, like a stone sinking into the ocean.

"Hahaha~ pathetic rookie dark wizard! How could your little magic possibly break through the rune armor of the Spellbreaker! Die!" The Spellbreaker roared, raising his silver revolver and firing. With a spark and a booming sound, the bullet struck the armor protecting Bai Lin.

Fortunately, Bai Lin didn't rely entirely on the armor protection spell and made an evasive maneuver. Because the armor protection could only slightly block the kinetic energy of the bullet, it almost grazed Bai Lin's skin as he dodged, piercing through his shirt and nearly going straight through Bai Lin.

"Holy crap, this is bad!" Bai Lin thought in alarm, but his hands didn't stop. He knew that if the Spellbreaker's bullets couldn't be blocked, then they were even more terrifying than the Avada Kedavra curse. The Kedavra curse required building up the killing intent with each phrase, and it took a long time to fire the second shot. The rate of fire of a revolver was obviously much faster than casting a spell. If Bai Lin's instant-cast Chinese spell was already astonishing, then the attack from the speed of a revolver was practically a dimensional reduction attack.

"Obstacles everywhere!" Catherine waved her wand, and dozens of tables and chairs in the restaurant moved quickly to block the way. This was a variant of the Obstacle Charm, faster and more convenient than changing the terrain.

The Spellbreaker fired a burst of bullets at Bai Lin. Perhaps because he was wearing layers of armor, his movements were not very agile, but it was enough to pose a considerable threat to Bai Lin. He pulled Catherine back and forth, using the pillars and walls of the restaurant to avoid the Spellbreaker's gunfire.

As soon as I retreated to the restaurant's bar, I saw two dark-skinned restaurant employees huddled inside, their faces covered in tears and snot, trembling all over.

Bai Lin rolled his eyes. "I'm not a murderous demon, what's there to be scared of!"

But clearly, some tables and chairs were no match for the Spellbreaker. Although his movements weren't fast, his strength was considerable, and he easily pushed aside a bunch of obstacles. Then he loaded six more bullets into the revolver.

"Run! I think he's too weird!" Catherine whispered.

Bai Lin nodded, twirling his wand in a circle, and said, "Black mist pervades!"

As Bai Lin cast his spell, a thick black fog spread out from behind the bar, and soon the entire restaurant was shrouded in black fog. Bai Lin then cast a Shadow Dispersion spell on himself and Catherine, making them almost invisible in the black fog. Although it was not as useful as the Invisibility Cloak or the invisibility spell of house-elves, it was still enough to play a role in battle.

"Piece of cake!" the Spellbreaker murmured. He then took out a strange little box, opened it, and with a flick of his wrist, it resembled the purple-gold gourd from Journey to the West. It sucked in all the black mist in the hall, and Bai Lin's shadow dissipation spell vanished into nothingness.

Bai Lin and Catherine retreated upstairs while relentlessly attacking the spellbreakers with spells: "Stun them!" "Petrify them all!" "Shadow Bolt!"

However, the spell struck the spellbreaker and had absolutely no effect; he didn't even flinch.

"WTF! If you're so awesome, why don't you go and deal with Voldemort!" Bai Lin couldn't help but curse.

"Voldemort is dead, and you are the remnant of the dark wizard!" the Spellbreaker said mechanically.

As he spoke, the Spellbreaker raised his revolver again, and Bai Lin quickly hid on the stairs, intending to take out his "Fire Arrow" without caring whether Muggles would see him. This was called emergency evasion.

However, when he looked out the window, he saw that it was covered by a strange net. Bai Lin pointed at the net and shouted, "Shatter to pieces!" But the net, which should have exploded, remained intact, and a magical force even rebounded, causing Bai Lin to stagger back several steps and almost fall.

Oh no, we can't even get out of the window. If only Finnis were here, Bai Lin thought.

At this moment, the Lawbreaker had already walked up step by step, his footsteps were heavy, and there was a sound of metal clashing.

Bai Lin put away his magic wand and drew his jade-hilted dragon sword. Since magic was useless, he would settle things with his sword.

Seeing Pian Bailin draw his longsword, the Spellbreaker was clearly surprised. In his mind, wizards were extremely dependent on magic. Without wands and magic, wizards were no better than ordinary people.

"I didn't expect you to be a battle mage! Although this doesn't change your sins, Caesar is willing to give you a chance!" The Spellbreaker mentioned his name for the first time; it turned out he was called Caesar.

Caesar tucked the revolver behind his back, and surprisingly, a two-foot-long (60-centimeter) blade extended from the arm guards on the back of his hands.

Bai Lin let out a low shout, drew his sword, stepped forward, twirled his sword, and aimed straight for Caesar's chest.

Caesar's swordsmanship was also quite good. Although his movements weren't fast, he steadily parried Bai Lin's sword, while his other hand slashed towards Bai Lin's neck. Bai Lin was forced to withdraw his attack, deflecting the sword at his neck. He felt Caesar's astonishing strength. Even though he had consumed Professor Pomona's herbs, along with the Chaos Faction bonus and the Jade-Handled Dragon's buff, bringing his strength to 30 points—far exceeding that of an ordinary person—he was still no match for Caesar, and the impact made his hand ache.

"Opagono! (A barrage of bullets)" Catherine used the same move she had used against Antonin. Instantly, hundreds of colorful birds appeared in the air, including sparrows, larks, and crows. They rushed towards Caesar like magic bullets, fluttering and nibbling at Caesar's helmet and visor.

Although the birds couldn't cause any real harm to Caesar, they successfully blocked his view. Taking advantage of his momentary lapse in attention, Bai Lin stabbed him in the abdomen with his sword.

Bai Lin thought he could decide the outcome with a single sword strike, but he felt that his sword was not piercing a human body, but some kind of metal object. So, it only penetrated less than two inches before it could not go any further.

Caesar drew both swords simultaneously, forcing Bai Lin to withdraw and retreat. Caesar quickly dispersed the birds with a few swings of his swords. The sword wound to his stomach infuriated Caesar. His stomach wasn't the problem, but his coat, his armor, and other valuable, high-quality items had been pierced by Bai Lin.

Enraged, Caesar sheathed his two swords and pulled out two revolvers from behind his back.

"This is bad!" Bai Lin was startled. One gun was already difficult to handle, and now you've got Yan Shuangying to deal with?!

Just then, Bai Lin suddenly heard a very clear male voice: "Ice as a wall!" (He was using a strange incantation.)

Suddenly, an ice wall appeared in front of Bai Lin, five inches thick, blocking Caesar from entering.

Bai Lin turned around and saw Kaka and Phineas appear in phantom form. The ice magic just now was cast by Kaka.

Phineas held a fire-dragon doll high in the air and said, "Master, grab this doll!"

Bai Lin and Catherine exchanged a glance and quickly grabbed the fire dragon doll together. Immediately, Bai Lin felt a huge vortex appear above his head, sucking him, Catherine, Kaka, and Finis into it. He realized that the fire dragon doll was a key to a portal.