The starting point of the stream of light came from the wands of Wentworth and Joseph Connie.

At this time, Joseph Kony was sweating profusely but gritted his teeth and said with a wry smile:

"As expected of a wizard from the Dumbledore family, I seem to be losing, haha!"

At this time, Wentworth was holding a magic wand and walking slowly towards Joseph Connie step by step.

Although the spells of both sides met in the middle of the two people, it was obvious that Wentworth had more strength. The spell released by Wentworth was slowly forcing back Joseph Connie's spell.

As the two men got closer, Wentworth smiled and said to Joseph Connie: "Joseph, you told me a secret before, about the Connie tribe's plan for me. Now, I will tell you a secret too. Actually, my last name is not Dumbledore!"

Joseph Connie was stunned when he heard Wentworth's words, and just when Joseph Connie was stunned, Wentworth's arm holding the wand suddenly pushed forward.

In just a moment, Wentworth's wand shone brightly. Seeing this, Joseph Connie knew something was wrong and decisively loosened his arm holding the wand, rolled on the spot, and dodged to the side.

After barely dodging it, accompanied by the sound of "Snap", Joseph Connie looked back and saw that his wand had broken into two pieces in the air.

Without the time to care about the wand that had accompanied him for so long, Joseph Kony looked at Wentworth, who seemed to be smiling, in horror, and said in disbelief: "Who are you?!"

Wentworth replied with a half-smile:

"I am who I am. I am Wentworth, but my last name is not Dumbledore!"

Joseph Connie slowly got up and looked at Wentworth with fear on his face. Then, he suddenly shouted to the stunned Connie tribe wizards around him: "Are you all blind?! Come on, take him down! No matter if he lives or dies!"

After hearing Joseph Connie's roar, the people of the Connie tribe suddenly woke up, and then raised their wands and pointed them at Wentworth.

However, before the people of the Connie tribe could release the spell, Wentworth suddenly pointed the wand in his hand at the ground: "Flying sand and rocks!"

Then, everyone present felt a tremor under their feet, and a moment later, countless sand and stones rushed into the sky, and countless dust filled this small space.

Just as the people of the Connie tribe squinted their eyes and struggled to look towards the place where Wentworth had just stood, Wentworth was no longer there.

At the same time, Wentworth's voice came again:

"It was dark and gloomy!"

In an instant, the sun's light disappeared in this space, replaced by a chaotic darkness.

In the darkness, a wizard from the Konni tribe subconsciously raised his wand:

"Lumos!"

However, as soon as the fluorescent light came on, a spell that came from nowhere flew towards him.

Accompanied by a scream, the fluorescent light and the wizard flew backwards and then went out in the darkness.

"Idiot! Don't reveal your position!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Joseph Kony's face changed as if he had thought of something, and then he suddenly lowered his head.

As soon as Joseph Kony squatted down, he heard a scream behind him, which made Joseph Kony swallow his saliva. If he had not woken up quickly just now, he would have been the one who was hit.

At the same time, the people of the Coni tribe, who had woken up, all fell silent and dared not make any noise. The scene suddenly fell into an eerie silence, with only the howling sound of the sandstorm ringing in everyone's ears.

Joseph Kony was silent for a moment, then he quietly and slowly crawled towards the direction where the scream came from behind him.

Not long after, Joseph Kony came into contact with the unlucky Kony tribe wizard. Joseph Kony fumbled around for a while and found the wizard's wand from his side.

Joseph Kony carefully held the unconscious wizard in front of him, then took a deep breath and said loudly: "Everyone, follow me, all curses will end!"

As he spoke, Joseph Kony suddenly thrust the magic wand in his hand straight into the ground.

At the same time, another spell flew over and hit the wizard of the Coni tribe who was blocked in front of Joseph Coni.

The poor wizard of the Coni tribe twitched a few times in his coma, and then became completely motionless.

When the people of the Kony tribe heard Joseph Kony's cry, although they were in panic, they still followed Joseph Kony's instructions and cast spells. After a while, the sandstorm that swept the whole place gradually stopped, and the sun returned to the land, shining so brightly that everyone could not open their eyes.

Just as Joseph Kony breathed a sigh of relief, he suddenly felt something pressing against his temple.

Out of the corner of his eye, Joseph Connie saw Wentworth standing beside him, holding a wand, smiling and looking at him.

At this time, the rest of the Coni tribe members also reacted and gathered around with magic wands in hand.

However, looking at Joseph Kony being held hostage by Wentworth, the people of the Kony tribe looked at each other, not knowing what to do.

Wentworth calmly approached Joseph Kony and asked Joseph Kony to stand in front of him. Wentworth whispered behind Joseph Kony: "Joseph, it looks like I won this duel!"

Joseph Connie smiled bitterly and responded, "You won! When I asked them to fight, you had already won the duel! However, Wentworth, although you won the duel, the winner in the end was still our Connie tribe. Forgive me for using my numbers to bully the minority!"

Hearing what Joseph Connie said, Wentworth said in surprise: "Oh, Joseph, I never thought that you would risk your own life?!"

Joseph Kony just smiled, then suddenly shouted: "Everyone, cast the Stunning Spell!"

Hearing Joseph Connie's roar, the people of the Connie tribe suddenly woke up as if from a dream, and Wentworth cursed inwardly, then pushed Joseph Connie in his hand forward suddenly, dodged to the side, and cast a protective spell on himself.

Joseph Connie, who was pushed away by Wentworth, fell down silently after being hit by several stunning spells.

(End of this chapter)