Chapter 200 Wild Chimera (Ch 200)

Summoning the Wild Chimera is quite simple. Just put out the ritual brazier, then put the summoning slate on it, and then throw three Wild Horns into it.

Although theoretically, three different things are needed, but again, just make do with what you have. If you can summon it, just ignore it.

Soon, a burst of light came from the void and gathered towards the brazier, and the Wild Chimera appeared in front of him. Kaisen first tried to use the Withered Skull to hit it hard…

There is harm, but the harm is humorous.

Then came the magic of the Mysterious Age and the New Magic Art, but there was still no good way to deal with this numerical monster. In the end, Kaisen even tried Ender Cut.

But the dog healed quickly.

“Damn… wait here, I’ll teach you something about rules.” Kaisen gritted his teeth and teleported away. Not long after, he pulled Dumbledore and appeared not far from the Wild Chimera.

“Give it an Avada!” Kaisen said viciously.

“Let’s not talk about the Avada Kedavra Curse for now…why do you always find some square things?” Dumbledore asked puzzledly.

“Do you have to discuss this issue with me at this time?” Kaisen asked somewhat embarrassedly.

“Okay. Avada will take the big bite.” Dumbledore nodded, and a beam of fluorescent green light flew towards the wilderness chimera. Almost instantly, Kaisen saw that the big guy’s body turned red.

Bang!

“There’s just no solution to the conceptual problem.” Kaisen gave Dumbledore a thumbs up and said.

“Although I don’t like this kind of spell very much, I have to admit that it is the wisdom of our ancestors,” Dumbledore explained.

Soon Kaisen picked up the wilderness offerings dropped by the Wild Chimera and waved to Dumbledore: “The job is done.”

Said force field enveloped Dumbledore, and the two of them went straight back to Hogwarts.

“Well… although your method of teleporting is a little painful… it is indeed more comfortable than Apparition or Portkey, at least on a psychological level.” Dumbledore said, experiencing this strange feeling.

“Well, do you want to learn? If you do, I can consider teaching you. I am now quite proficient in human body enchantment.” Kaisen said as he upgraded the new magic arts spellbook on the workbench.

“I can’t.” Dumbledore waved his hand quickly.

“Wow, you don’t distrust me, do you?” Kaisen said.

“In fact, I trust you very much…but I still have Fawkes to help me.” Dumbledore said dryly.

“Oh…if that’s the case…just assume that I believe it.” Kaisen shrugged helplessly.

Soon he returned to his desk with the freshly-made, most powerful magic book of the day, and was conceiving on parchment the new magic he would use tomorrow.

Soon he slapped his forehead and cast two fairly decent group damage spells.

The first one is centered around lightning and interaction, which is basically the idea of ​​chain lightning, using the thunder element to connect each enemy together so that they all suffer together. It’s a serious group damage control magic, but the only drawback is the insufficient damage.

But this is not a problem. Kaisen also specially created magic for finishing off the enemy, including attraction, ignition, wind cutting, deflagration, crushing, explosion, and finally gravity.

The effect is roughly like using attraction to attract a large group of mobs together, first put them on fire, then cut them with wind blades and change them into flowery cuts, then use high fire to collect the juice, then smash them, explode them, and finally use gravity to knock them all to the ground to use as fertilizer.

All done.

However, the imagination is very perfect, but the production of the talismans is a little difficult. Most of them are first-level and second-level talismans. Some of the talismans have been produced before, so this is not a problem.

This lightning talisman is a level three talisman, the most advanced one in his combo. The synthetic materials inside it made Kaisen a little confused.

What and what are these?

But in the end, with the help of a series of thinking powers, he was able to rub out the magic talisman.

The production of the so-called magic talisman is not that complicated or so unreasonable.

It’s not like we’re making an atomic bomb, so why take it so seriously?

That’s about it.

“How about I help out tomorrow?” asked Sirius.

“Don’t worry, just go to Gryffindor Tower and control Peter Pettigrew as soon as possible. Also, don’t kill Peter Pettigrew directly. Keep him and give you justice and freedom.” Kaisen said.

Sirius shook his head: “That thing is of no use to me.”

“Oh… yes, but Mr. Sirius Black, you probably don’t want Harry to go home every time on vacation and live under the same roof with his aunt and uncle who hate him. He has to do all kinds of housework at home every day on vacation, get up before dawn to make breakfast, and sometimes he can’t even eat enough, and…”

“I will spare his life.” Sirius finally said sincerely.

“Very good. Also, Harry hates you very much now. If possible, it is best to wait until we have dealt with the things outside before you transform back into human form. After all, Harry probably hates you the most now, and Severus has to step back.” Kaisen reminded.

“Oh, the most annoying one is that Snotlout.” Sirius sneered.

“It’s a grudge from our school days. Do you mind telling me what it is? He didn’t tell me when Severus and I were drinking before.” Kaisen asked.

“You want to listen? If you listen, I’ll tell you.”

“Go ahead.” Kaisen said.

“Actually, it was four little wizards who came together because of their complementary personalities and similar temperaments. However, James and I were very young at the time, so we did a lot of ridiculous things.”

“For example, when you were a student, you thought violence was a cool thing, but now when you think back on it, you realize it seemed stupid.”

“Remus was okay at that time. James and I could be called…what’s the word, school bullies. Some of our actions might not be that serious, just ordinary pranks, and some might be much more serious than this word. We two thought it was cool at the time, but objectively speaking now, we were pretty scumbags.” Sirius paused here, as if waiting for Kaisen’s response.

And Kaisen lived up to everyone’s expectations: “If I were a professor at the time, I would definitely train you well.”

“Oh, back to the point. It was like when this violence started, we were looking for trouble and soon found our first target, Snape.”