The night was dark and full of murmurs as we returned from the Quidditch World Cup, our spirits high from the excitement of the game. The vibrant atmosphere of the stadium still echoed in our minds as we made our way back to the camp. Laughter and chatter filled the air, with everyone discussing the highlights of the match.
The camp was buzzing with energy. Tents were illuminated by magical lanterns, and the aroma of delicious food wafted through the air. Rose and I had just finished enjoying a hearty meal, and Sirius was sharing a story about his own Quidditch experiences, when a sudden, eerie silence fell over the camp.
I tensed, sensing a shift in the magical aura around us. The sudden quiet was too stark, too unnatural. Rose, sensing it with her Ancient Magic, glanced around nervously. "Shiro, do you feel that?"
Before I could respond, the air was pierced by a chilling scream. The ground shook slightly, and the camp was plunged into chaos. Dark figures cloaked in black appeared out of thin air—Death Eaters.
'About time'
Acting swiftly, I turned to Sirius and Rose. "Get everyone to safety! I'll handle this."
Sirius's eyes were wide, but he nodded. "Be careful, Shiro!"
With that, I moved forward. My goal was clear: protect the camp and force the Death Eaters to retreat. I quickly summoned the power of Aizen's Kido, a set of advanced spells that would let me control the situation without causing too much destruction.
I began with Bakudō #81: Dankū—a powerful barrier spell that erected an impenetrable shield around the central area of the camp. The Death Eaters' curses and hexes collided with the barrier, dissipating harmlessly. The protective dome provided immediate respite to the panicked crowd.
Sirius and Arthur Weasley stepped forward, their wands blazing as they engaged the Death Eaters. Sirius's face was set with determination as he cast Stupefy, stunning one of the attackers. Arthur, using a combination of defensive and offensive spells, kept several Death Eaters at bay.
Despite their efforts, it was clear that the Death Eaters were struggling against the combined force of Sirius, Arthur, and my Kido. I continued to maintain the barrier while using Hado #33: Sokatsui, a powerful blue flame that scorched through the ranks of the Death Eaters, forcing them to stagger back.
Rose, staying close to Sirius and the others, directed the frightened campers to safety, her eyes darting around as she tried to ensure no one was left behind. "Everyone, head to the far side of the camp! Follow the magical barriers and stay calm!"
I noticed a particularly aggressive Death Eater attempting to breach the barrier. Without hesitation, I used Hado #90: Kurohitsugi, summoning a dark, coffin-like structure that trapped and incapacitated the attacker. The spell was both effective and visually impressive, creating a sense of awe and fear among the remaining Death Eaters.
Despite the intensity of the battle, the Death Eaters began to falter. They were clearly outmatched by my Kido spells and the combined efforts of Sirius and Arthur. The chaotic scene was starting to turn in our favor.
Arthur, panting heavily, turned to me. "How are you doing that? What kind of magic is that?"
"Long story," I shouted back, casting Bakudō #77: Tenteikūra to communicate with the crowd and coordinate their evacuation. "Just keep them off balance and protect the people!"
Sirius, who had taken down another Death Eater with a well-aimed Impediment Jinx, glanced at me with a mix of awe and concern. "You're amazing, Shiro. These Death Eaters don't stand a chance."
The remaining Death Eaters, realizing their efforts were futile, began to retreat. Their numbers dwindled as they fled the scene, their dark cloaks disappearing into the night. The immediate threat was neutralized, and the camp began to settle down.
Rose, having ensured everyone was safe, ran up to me. "Shiro, that was incredible! I didn't know you could handle a situation like that so well."
I nodded, slightly out of breath but otherwise unharmed. "It was necessary. We need to make sure there are no more surprises. Let's check on the others and see if anyone needs help."
Sirius approached, his expression a mix of relief and admiration. "Thank you, Shiro. You've done more than we could have hoped for."
"No need to thank me," I said with a small smile. "I just did what I had to. We should make sure everyone is accounted for and see if there are any injuries."
The night ended on a somber note, with the excitement of the Quidditch World Cup overshadowed by the attack. The Death Eaters' attempt to cause chaos had been thwarted, but the incident served as a stark reminder of the dangers that still lurked in the shadows.
As we moved through the camp, reassuring the shaken guests and helping with minor injuries, I felt a deep sense of resolve. Despite the threats we faced, I was committed to protecting those around me and ensuring their safety.
Rose stayed close, her hand occasionally brushing against mine. "Thank you again, Shiro. I'm really grateful for what you did tonight."
I met her gaze, feeling the warmth of her appreciation. "I'm glad I could help. It's important to be there for each other, especially in times like these."
The night was far from over, but with friends like Rose and Sirius by my side, I felt ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. The attack had tested our resolve, but it also strengthened our bond. Together, we would face whatever came next with determination and unity.
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Short chapter.
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