Hogwarts: The Unscientific Wizard (TL)

"He he he…"

Voldemort let out a maniacal laugh, then shook his wand violently. The miserable green light of the Killing Curse pressed towards Andy with an irresistible force.

In mid-air, the red and green lights, which had been locked in a stalemate, were now shifting in one direction.

The green light had overwhelmed the red light and was closing in on Andy at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Really Strong!

Andy's face turned grave.

If the ghastly green light of the Killing Curse touched Andy's wand, it would mean that Andy had been hit head-on by the Killing Curse.

There was no counter-curse for this curse.

The Killing Curse would undoubtedly kill anyone it struck.

However, Andy was not all that panicked.

Not to mention Andy has Dumbledore behind him and the pendant Andy, just Andy himself... To be able to fight Voldemort, Andy has done a lot of preparation.

At this point in time, the four Death Eaters brought by Voldemort are rescuing the other Death Eaters.

So, Andy's opponent is only Voldemort.

With adequate preparation, support from a powerful figure behind him, and only Voldemort as an opponent,

This battle can be fought!

Andy held his wand in one hand, and with the other hand, he lightly hooked his finger at the pocket enchanted with the undetectable extension charm. A fist-sized stone flew out of the pocket in an instant and then smashed hard towards Voldemort's head.

During the flight, the stone turned into the size of a tabletop in an instant and made a whirring sound as it whizzed through the air.

This caught Voldemort off guard.

Who throws stones at their opponents in a wizard fight?

It's not gentlemanly!

Voldemort quickly severed the magical link with Andy and pointed his wand at the stone.

Boom –

The stone shattered into pieces, and a loud explosion was heard.

This is my chance!

Andy's eyes narrowed, and then he quickly waved his wand. In an instant, Fiendfyre filled the entire space, transforming into a huge, blazing phoenix and swooping towards Voldemort.

The remaining fiendfyre surrounded him, constantly reducing Voldemort's room for manoeuvre.

Of course, Voldemort didn't need much room for manoeuvre.

Fiendfyre was indeed very destructive, but for a powerful wizard, it was even less of a threat than the Disarming Charm.

Voldemort casually waved his wand and caused the Phoenix to veer aside.

But before he could make his next move, Andy's magic kept raining down on Voldemort.

Along with the magic came boulders the size of the tabletop.

Voldemort: "..."

Voldemort felt that he had become lax.

At first, he just casually used a Killing Curse.

Who would have thought that there would be such an unexpected turn of events?

Although the masked man disarming the Killing Curse was somewhat outside Voldemort's expectations, it was nothing more than that.

In the face of a huge power gap, Voldemort had countless ways to kill the current bogus wizard in front of him.

And indeed, that was the case!

He only had to exert slightly more strength, and the masked man could no longer resist.

But Voldemort never expected that a wizard would throw stones at his opponent during a duel.

Although wizards are stronger than ordinary people, their physical fitness is no different from that of ordinary people.

A wizard will also sustain broken bones and torn muscles when struck by a stone the size of a tabletop.

If it strikes the head, it will undoubtedly result in death.

Fiendfyre, magical attacks, stones...

In just a short moment, Voldemort was taken by surprise by Andy, and for a while, he could only defend himself, growling angrily, looking utterly dishevelled.

Of course, having the upper hand doesn't mean that Andy is stronger than Voldemort.

It can only be said that Andy's way of thinking is a little unconventional.

Once Voldemort gets used to Andy's attacking rhythm, he can quickly turn the situation around, overpower Andy again, or even kill Andy directly.

Wizards...they're so weak!

At this moment, Andy couldn't help but feel a little emotion in his heart.

'Should I get a piece of pay-to-win equipment?'

Andy felt that if he had a wand in one hand and an AK in the other, he would have probably already killed Voldemort and wouldn't have had to waste so much time fighting him.

Times have changed!

When talking about Voldemort, the top combatant in the wizarding community, Andy felt that his strength was quite average.

Of course, this 'average strength' is not compared to Andy himself but to the fully prepared frontline Muggle soldier squad's killing capabilities.

Even if Voldemort's magic is extremely powerful, his body is still made of flesh and blood. If he is engaged in a head-on battle without preparations, under the indiscriminate fire of heat weapons, Voldemort will have no choice but to die on the spot.

No wonder, wizards have to keep a low profile!

A hidden wizard is indeed very terrifying.

Even if there are only a few of them, as long as they don't show themselves to ordinary people, they have many ways to protect themselves and even deter muggles.

But once they are exposed...

Wizards really can't win given their low population!

Grindelwald is still a bit clueless.

'A pay-to-win AK?'

Andy is tempted.

With a wand in one hand and an AK in the other, his attack power would be at an all-time high!

Wouldn't he be able to defeat anyone he saw?

But after thinking about it, Andy decided to give up.

Things like hot weapons—if Andy could use them, then naturally other people could use them too.

The current wizarding world should still remain in the age of magic.

In terms of magical power alone, Andy was not the strongest, but he was not afraid of anyone either.

But once hot weapons were introduced...

Even Andy could be killed at any time by a weaker wizard.

That would be a waste.

Let's just keep the wizarding world pure!

These thoughts only flashed through Andy's mind.

The battle continued.

Having temporarily stopped Voldemort, Andy immediately turned his attention to the five Aurors standing nearby and said in a low voice, "You...cross the Fiendfyre and leave here immediately."

The five Aurors: "..."

Boss, if you want to kill and silence us, just say so.

Why are you playing these games? The five Aurors automatically interpreted Andy's words in a different light.

Leave here?

Go where?

To hell?

Andy was momentarily speechless as he looked at the five Aurors' clear and stupid expressions.

What are you waiting for?

Hurry up!

I really can't handle Voldemort.

There's no time!

As if he had thought of something, Andy swung his left hand violently, and a raging fiendfyre immediately swept towards the five Aurors.

The sudden change took the five Aurors by surprise.

When the fiendfyre approached, everyone's hearts were filled with despair.

We're dead!

However, although the fiendfyre engulfed them, it seemed as if it were fake, as not only the Aurors were not burnt, they did not even feel the slightest bit of heat.

"Hurry up!" Andy shouted in a low voice.

The five Aurors had received 'professional training' and knew that this was not the time to dawdle.

"Thanks!"

One of the Aurors thanked Andy and then immediately said to the other four, "Let's go!"

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