Hogwarts: I'm just here to enjoy the magic

Levina slowly got out of bed and walked to the window.

In fact, she wanted to do it faster, but her body wasn't very cooperative, so she had to make do with it.

After a lot of effort, I finally moved to the window.

In the city at night, the main tone is black, but there are some distinctive white patches.

Those are traces of high-power searchlights.

Levina squinted her eyes and forced herself to look at the place where the searchlight light gathered.

A lizard that looked a little too big was trampling between the buildings.

The lizard's body was constantly flashing with light.

At the same time, there was also the sound of roaring guns.

That's a derivative of Thermal Weapon Bombardment Lizard.

Levina was not a military enthusiast, so she couldn't tell what types of thermal weapons were attacking the giant lizard. At most, she could only see that there were rocket launchers and machine guns.

No matter which one it is, it is very fatal to the fragile human body.

But the giant lizard seemed to be scratching an itch. It didn't care about the attacks at all. It just walked on its own, looking for something in the building.

Judging from the performance of the monitor lizard, those attacks are not much different from tickling, they are very crotch-stretching.

"It's really a mutated beast!" Levina's eyes widened, "And it entered the city!"

Mutated beasts are very dangerous existences.

For example, after a goose mutates, it can easily mutate to a height of three to four meters, and it can twist off a human head in one bite.

In fact, the most terrifying thing is that these mutated beasts treat humans as food.

For example, pig.

One thing to understand is that even domestic pigs domesticated by humans are actually omnivorous creatures.

They can eat corn, potatoes, watermelon, and sweet potatoes, as well as pork, beef, mutton, chicken, and mouse meat.

Of course, that also includes human flesh.

There is no doubt that apart from the true herbivorous creatures, the remaining mutated beasts will become extremely dangerous existences to humans after mutating.

No way, who makes humans look easy to solve and delicious.

"I should hide!"

Levina realized this clearly.

Especially after seeing the giant lizard stick some humans with its tongue and roll them into its mouth.

Faintly, she already understood what kind of creature this was.

It's an anteater, or something like that.

Therefore, when it tramps between buildings, it is actually looking for humans living in the buildings.

Just like an anteater looking for ants in an ant nest.

It makes no difference.

If I have to say something different...

That is, the current monitor lizard-sized anteaters cannot eat normal ants.

After all, one of its legs is taller than a ten-story building.

No matter how big the ant nest is, it is probably impossible to see it in front of it.

Humans are more conspicuous.

Therefore, it is normal to treat humans as food.

Thinking of Levina like this, my mind was very confused.

Her inner thoughts were too many and too active, which made her forget what she really should pay attention to.

Where should I hide myself?

After being stunned for a while, Levina finally reacted.

There is no point in thinking about these things now.

Might as well find a place to hide first.

At least, hiding in a closet?

Just look at that monitor lizard's tongue and it can stick to one or two people.

According to this attack mode, theoretically, if you hide in the cabinet, you won't be stuck.

It should be quite safe.

"Yeah, that's it, I should hide in the closet!"

Levina had just figured out the answer, but had no time to act on it.

In her sight, the giant lizard moved towards her.

The monitor lizard has legs as tall as ten stories high.

After just a few steps, he was already there.

Levina was stunned.

Is she going to be eaten?

Just as he was thinking about it, he saw that the monitor lizard had no intention of stopping and continued to move forward.

"gone?"

Levina's eyes lit up.

Suddenly, the whole house shook violently, as if there had been an earthquake.

Subconsciously he squatted down with his head in his hands.

As soon as he finished this action, pain came from the back of his head, and then his consciousness fell into darkness.

After an unknown amount of time, Levina finally woke up.

The moment he woke up, what he felt was boundless pain.

Head, hands, legs, waist...

There is no pain free.

When he opened his eyes, he saw nothing, it was pitch black.

What reached his ears was no longer the shrill siren, but his own slightly rapid and painful breathing, and his very fast heartbeat.

She seemed to be in a very small space.

Struggling, he tried to touch his surroundings with his hands, but found that he had no feeling at all in his left hand.

Her right hand was so painful that even the slightest movement would make her grin.

Still, she tried her best and touched it.

According to the tactile feedback from her palm, she seemed to be under the rubble.

Combined with the experience before losing consciousness, a piece of bad news emerged directly from the bottom of my heart.

"The building collapsed? Am I buried alive?"

Levina, who was thinking this way, was a little anxious.

Being buried alive meant she might die here.

She was still young and she didn't want to die.

However, this cannot be changed by her will.

She didn't know where the bleeding was coming from, but she just felt that her body temperature was getting lower and lower.

Spots of light began to appear in the originally dark sight.

Faintly, I could actually see something.

A person seemed to be next to her.

Squatting among the rubble, holding his chin, looking down at her.

"Help..." Levina really didn't want to die, so she tried her best to make a sound, "Help me..."

The man was unmoved by her plea for help.

But Levina didn't give up, and tried her best to reach out her hand, trying to catch that person-even if it was the other person's shoes.

She didn't know what she touched, but her hand was cut and blood flowed out.

It seemed to be left on the person's shoes.

"Save me..." Levina begged.

Like a lamb trapped in hell, begging the gods for alms.

Jack watched all this calmly.

He didn't know Levina.

For him, everything was like a disaster from heaven.

I originally thought about how to catch some pheasant gods, but when the whole building collapsed, they were buried together.

The mirror he lived in was also destroyed.

I don’t know whether this result is good or bad.

Maybe that's a good thing in the short term.

After all, he was buried in the construction debris. Unless a rescue team came to dig it out, he would be safe here.

There would never be a cleaning lady who took a rag and wiped it off directly.

Of course, this is only a short-term benefit. As for how it will evolve over time, it’s hard to say.

"Help..." Levina was still asking for help.

For her like this, Jack just sighed.