themonasnovels Chapter 759 I Hate Sirens!
Chapter 759 I Hate Sirens!
Chapter 759 I Hate Sirens!
A raging adult fire dragon needs seven or eight well-trained dragon trainers to contain it at the same time before it can be subdued.
So, how many Aurors would it take to resist a North Sea giant monster whose tentacles are nearly [-] meters away?
Without much knowledge of magic, you can also know:
The Austrian Ministry of Magic alone will certainly not be able to stop the beast Kraken.
They are a small country with few people and even fewer wizards...they are a small country with few people, they just line up to die...that's all.
The fact is also the same, he hit Kraken faintly, like a joke, not to mention breaking the defense, he didn't even feel the slightest touch.
Awada gnawed on the big melon, but it worked, but apart from a certain degree of burning pain, there was no other effect.
On the contrary, the Muggle army brought imported weapons—Italian guns—that felt more painful.
But that kind of pain aroused Kraken's viciousness instead. It raised its head and let out a roar that pierced its eardrums, and the ground for several kilometers trembled violently.
The tentacles slapped out randomly, and the streets were torn into gullies.
Seeing that the magic had no effect, an Austrian Auror wanted to attack the big yellow eye.
The whole body is so hard, but the eyes can't be so hard, right?
He Apparated, but only in the face of the octopus-like monster, his legs tangled in surrounding tentacles.
A slippery black tentacles rolled up and inserted into the wizard's mouth, secreting a large amount of viscous liquid.
After only a moment, the tentacles ripped open the stomach, and directly dismembered the wizard.
The tentacles also fished out the bloody heart from the chest cavity, and rolled it into the mouth, as if eating jelly beans.
Seeing the tragic death of their companions, many Aurors were beyond shocked.
After looking at each other briefly, six or seven wizards ran towards the giant North Sea monster without hesitation.
Several Aurors were smashed to death by the dancing tentacles, and even more were rolled up and stuffed into their mouths.
The last Auror was terrified and was about to run away when he was hit by a jet of water from the troll and drowned in the surging river.
The North Sea giant roared, turned its huge yellow eyes, and continued to crawl towards the Hofburg Palace.
Its route is extremely simple and brutal... that is to find Gregorovich!
And the things that block its way, then destroy it!
The tall National Opera House was knocked down by this monster, and the stone building seemed to be cut in half.
After approaching the golden hall, it rolled up its tentacles heavily, and the ancient concert hall that had stood for more than two hundred years collapsed.
The giant monster of the North Sea became vicious, picked up many wizards, and swallowed them in its stomach.
It uttered a cry of intoxication and contentment.
Such a tragic scene is not without shocking.
Many timid Muggles fainted from fright, and a large number of tourists fled in all directions.
Is this the end, or hell?
In other words, the scene in front of me is more cruel than any religion's cruel description of hell.
An old monk with dark glasses, a loudspeaker in his hand, and a poor-quality cassock seemed to have gone mad.
He stood on the fire hydrant, raised his cassock, exposed his thighs, and waved the book in his hand.
But it is not a Buddhist scripture, but a "Bible".
The old monk was a little excited, and said loudly: "This is my Buddha Christ, talking about the end of the Dharma era!"
He clasped his hands together and the Buddha sang:
"Believe in Allah, you will have eternal life! If you don't go to hell, whoever will go to hell."
If William and Hermione were here, they would definitely recognize the old monk:
He was an old priest in Notre Dame de Paris the year before last; he became an old imam in Venice last year; unexpectedly, he became an ascetic monk at this time.
The three major religions were taken by him all over the place.
It can be seen that he is either a master of the three religions, or an old liar.
But the two are not here at this time.
After being notified by Missandei, they apparated and appeared on the Roman Gate in Shadowless Street.
Looking at such a scene, the two were also extremely horrified.
"William, it's Missandei!" Hermione suddenly pointed somewhere.
Missandei is on a boat and appears to be saving lives.
But the boat spun and couldn't leave, and one of the tentacles of the big octopus smashed hard.
Missandei watched the tentacle rush towards her face, but she was powerless.
At this moment, William suddenly appeared at the bow of the ship, his wand raised high.
When the tentacle was still half a meter away from the ship, it could no longer fall, as if blocked by an invisible wall.
But under the huge impact, the whole ship still began to sink violently, and the stern was raised high.
A group of people huddled together in embarrassment, looking at the young man standing at the bow like begging.
William raised his left hand, and the magic power surged and scattered, controlling the water surface.
Under the control of his magic power, the big ship swayed like floating in the ocean, but it never capsized.
The tentacle finally left and flung itself to the other side.
William turned his head and quickly confessed: "Missandei, Hermione needs to go to the Ministry of Magic, and you lead the way to rescue Gregovich."
After narrowly escaping, Missandei gasped for a few times, then nodded instinctively.
Hermione took out the Graling carriage from the safety watch, and she said loudly to William, "Be careful."
Missandei got into the carriage, Hermione flicked the reins lightly, and the carriage flew towards the Hofburg Palace.
Grigovich is the target of the North Sea giant monster. As long as he leaves Vienna, this monster will naturally leave.
And William's task is to temporarily contain this giant beast here to prevent it from further damaging Vienna.
At this moment, Minister Soros appeared beside William.
William didn't look at him, but said, "The Muggles will be handed over to you, and the Aurors will also let them withdraw. I will block this giant monster."
Soros took a deep look at William. He wanted to ask 'Are you okay', but when the words came to his lips, he changed to 'Please'.
He came here to seek help from William, and he had no choice but the other party!
William nodded, and his figure disappeared out of thin air.
A boatload of Muggles was shocked beyond measure.
Can you really see a superpower with your own eyes? !
Minister Soros sighed softly: "I probably understand the complicated feelings of Clegane and Hewen."
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With the Minister's order, all the Aurors withdrew from the battle to help the Muggles in the ruins.
But they withdrew, who will stop the monster?
Should it be allowed to wreak havoc in Vienna?
But everyone soon had an answer.
A far too young wizard, alone, standing proudly in front of the troll.
Compared to Kraken, he was as small as a pebble, but he just raised his wand and faced the giant.
Black flames spurted out thinly, and the flames flicked violently like eels.
William commanded the flames gracefully like conducting an orchestra, and finally converged into a huge black fire dragon, sending out one after another screams.
Then it paused for a while, and slammed into the North Sea giant monster with an indomitable momentum.
The surface of the river instantly turned into a sea of flames, and the high temperature evaporated a large amount of water vapor around it, forming a ring-shaped white curtain wall.
Kraken danced, twitched, and trembled, and let out an extremely miserable scream!
The pain contained in that voice was so loud that it was enough to make an unsteady wizard faint on the spot.
William's hands naturally hung down on his sides, and his originally loose sleeves were slowly closed imperceptibly, clinging to his arms.
He raised his head and said calmly:
"I hate sirens!"
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(Please recommend tickets, everyone.
Thanks to "The Man under the Moon Is Gone" and "Nine-tailed Cat" for their rewards. )
(End of this chapter)