Hogwarts: I Am an Exemplary Wizard

Harry has been rescued?

Sirius was momentarily stunned, then overjoyed, and quickly turned to escape.

"In that case, we should hurry too. There are too many of them, and it will be troublesome if they catch us."

But soon Sirius realized Kael had not followed, still standing in place.

"Hurry up, what are you waiting for?" he shouted anxiously, "they’re coming right after us."

As he spoke, a mass of black mist appeared nearby, and Sirius was so anxious he almost turned back quickly, intending to drag Kael away.

"Leave? That’s out of the question."

Kael smirked, "I’m small-minded. They chased me around for so long just now; if I don’t get back at them, I won’t be able to sleep tonight."

"What nonsense are you talking about right now..."

"Fawkes, it’s up to you now."

With a crisp cry, Sirius’s figure disappeared from the spot.

Meanwhile, Bellatrix also arrived with the Death Eaters in pursuit.

"Clap, clap, clap..." She clapped her hands, speaking in a mocking tone, "How noble of you, giving others the chance to escape while choosing to stay behind, I’m so moved."

"Really?" Kael said with a smile, "In that case, why don’t you let me go too? I promise to turn around and leave immediately, not staying a second longer, how about it."

It sounded like they had heard an amusing joke, and all the Death Eaters burst into laughter.

"Let you go?"

"Do you think this is a baby car at Hogwarts?"

"We’ll torture you with the Crucio Curse until you regret not leaving earlier."

...

The Death Eaters mocked Kael mercilessly, continuously threatening him... or perhaps it wasn’t even a threat, but more of a forewarning.

"Did you hear that?" After a long time, Bellatrix finally stopped her shrill, unpleasant laughter.

"What a pity, I already gave you a chance." Kael murmured softly.

"What did you say?"

"No, nothing, you heard wrong."

"Don’t try to play tricks." Bellatrix said coldly, "You can’t escape. As for those who were sent away, we’ll extract their whereabouts from you and capture every single one of them back!

"If you confess now, you might suffer less, though I’m guessing you’re more interested in experiencing the Crucio Curse."

"How long can you last, I wager ten minutes."

"I also bet ten minutes, how about wagering a Galleon?" Kael said with a smile.

"Even ten isn’t a problem." Bellatrix grinned, revealing a cruel smile, then raised her wand.

"Wait a moment, I have something more to say." Kael raised his hand, "Aren’t you curious where I learned that Iron Armor Spell just now?"

Hearing Kael say this, Bellatrix paused.

"Speak quickly!" she shouted sharply.

"It was taught to me by the Dark Lord. He also wants me to be his successor." Kael said calmly, "Maybe in a few years, you’ll all become my servants."

"Shut up!"

"How dare you insult the Dark Lord, you’re courting death!"

"Kill him!"

Insults arose from the crowd; no one believed Kael’s words.

Bellatrix didn’t believe either, but she hesitated subconsciously for a moment.

Because among all the Death Eaters present, she was the only one who knew the Iron Armor Spell used by Kael was exactly like Voldemort’s.

Could it be... no way, that’s absolutely impossible.

Bellatrix immediately dismissed an unrealistic thought, glaring angrily at Kael:

"You’re courting death."

"I have proof." Kael said again, taking out a box and placing it on the ground in front of him after opening it.

"The Dark Lord also entrusted me with a token, it’s inside here, once you see it you’ll know."

"Such a poor lie, do you think I’d believe it?" Bellatrix said, squinting her eyes.

"How about this." Kael casually tossed his wand aside, "With so many of you here, and I’m alone and now without even a wand, isn’t that sincere enough of me?

"Of course, if you’re afraid, you don’t have to look, but if the Dark Lord gets angry afterwards... tsk tsk, think about it yourselves."

Bellatrix’s hand holding the wand stopped again, seemingly struggling with something.

Thinking of Voldemort’s ways of punishment, the other Death Eaters fell silent, perhaps not believing Kael’s words, but they dared not gamble.

What if... the wrath of the Dark Lord wasn’t something just anyone could endure.

Moreover, there was one crucial point: Kael no longer had a wand, and with so many of them, why should they fear a young wizard without a wand?

Everyone looked at Bellatrix.

She couldn’t help taking two steps forward, but as she looked at the opened box, a mysterious sense of fear suddenly filled her heart.

Intuition stopped Bellatrix, but the others’ attention was on the box, not noticing her hesitation.

Finally, a group approached the box, craning their necks to take a look inside.

The box was pitch black inside, nothing could be seen, and just as they thought they had been fooled and were about to explode in anger, one lucky Death Eater suddenly noticed something flashed inside.

It seemed like two gems, and quite rare orange gems too.

And then...

Thump... thump...

Without warning, those who had looked into the box fell to the ground one after another, motionless.

"Damn, it’s a trap!" The Death Eaters who realized it shouted, "Kill him quickly!"

"Saying it now might be just a little late." Kael looked at them, raising an eyebrow slightly.