This is not talking about the books that everyone can read in the public library area of Wolds Hogg, but advanced magical knowledge, take Animagus as an example, Muggle-born wizards like Lily will never be exposed to it in this life, even if they have the opportunity to come into contact with it in the future, but they will not be able to learn it, because Animagus is not only because it belongs to high-level transformation magic, but also because it is extremely dangerous, if a bad one will become a half-man and half-beast or become a beast and will not be able to change back for a lifetime, and those wizards who fail to learn Animagus are because of the lack of experience in the rest of Animagus, that's why it fails.

There is also the Patronus Charm, which is also a high-level magic, and it is not accessible to a little witch from a Muggle family at all, just these two are the most obvious points, if it weren't for James and Blake, Lily probably wouldn't even have the qualifications to contact.

Of course, if you really want to talk about it, whether it is what Blake himself thought before or what Peter said just now, it is likely to be one-sided, that is to say, what Blake thinks is just because of the aristocracy taught by the Blake family when he was a child, so he treats people from the bad side, and Peter's words are even more unbelievable, whether what the other party said is true or false, but at this time there is no longer any meaning, the real meaning is that no matter what, Blake will kill Peter as he said before to avenge James and Lily's family！

Although Blake was delayed for some time because of Peter's words, he could not escape the trace of magic that was set on Peter in advance for tracking, and following his own trace of magic sensing position, Blake Phantom Shifting chased after him.

When Blake saw the surrounding scene again, he was quite surprised that this was actually a street where Muggles lived, the point was that there were still many Muggles in the street, and Peter was also hidden in this group of Muggles, but with that trace of magic, Peter couldn't escape Blake's induction at all!

On the contrary, it was because of Blake's sudden appearance that those unsuspecting Muggles gathered around curiously, thinking that this strangely dressed and somewhat handsome guy was a street magician or something, otherwise how could he suddenly appear?

But the Muggles saw Blake and surrounded him, and Peter saw it too, because even if he didn't have to look at it with his eyes, just the violent magic fluctuations caused by the phantom shifting were still so familiar that he knew that Blake had chased after him!

After that, before Blake could react and get out of the curious Muggles, Peter on the other side was the first to attack, and the target of the magic attack was naturally Blake, but because there were too many Muggles, Peter's attack hit a Muggle who was in front of Blake, and the Muggle naturally died on the spot.

After all, Peter was thinking about killing Blake and then getting rid of the tracking, so he naturally killed him mercilessly.

The hapless Muggle was knocked out and lay motionless on the ground, but because Peter was hiding in the shadows and attacked, that is to say, the Muggles didn't know that the attack was actually coming from the rear, so this sudden stranger was suspected, who let most of the people here know each other, and even some are neighbors and other relationships, so now someone has an accident, and the object of suspicion is naturally to put it on this stranger who suddenly appeared.

The eyes of the Muggles around him began to become unkind, but Blake had already been furious by the tragic death of James's family and Peter's betrayal, it was really a powder keg that exploded at one point, and now seeing that Peter actually dared to attack himself in secret, Blake's anger soared a little, if he didn't still have a little sense, I'm afraid he would have pulled out his wand early in the morning and slapped the Muggles who lived around him out.

Of course, this is exactly what Black is doing now, pulling out his wand and casting a spell at his feet, instantly centering on Black, a hurricane erupts in all directions, blowing all the Muggles around him away.

Of course, on the surface, Blake's move is quite ruthless, and he directly blew out the Muggles who surrounded him, but this is still the case that Blake did not shoot with all his strength, so those Muggles will only suffer some minor injuries at most, and they will still be injured when they hit the ground or collide with something, and there will be no danger to their lives at all, and if Blake shoots with all his strength, according to his current magic power, although the power cannot reach the entire town, it is still possible to blow away and destroy half of the town with Blake as the center。

Just because a wizard can see this, even some of the older students at Wolds Hogg, but just because a wizard can see it doesn't mean that Muggles can see it.

So the Muggles who were blown out for no reason panicked instantly.

Next, without the Muggles in the way, Black finally started a battle with Peter, the reason why Peter did not run away and fought with Black in this town was to delay time, because Blake used magic on Muggles, the Ministry of Magic must have known about it, and would definitely send the Aurors to come, and Peter just had to wait for the Aurors to come over and pretend to be killed by Black and get out, putting all the blame on Blake's head!

This plan was not something Peter had already thought of, but had come up with it in a hurry after the apparition had moved to the town.

So Peter had to fight Black here to stall for time, and then fake his death before the Aurors arrived...

And Blake didn't think about killing Peter directly, he had to torture Peter well before killing him, so that he could feel the fate of daring to betray.

The battle continued, and Peter really showed his full strength this time, and Blake didn't attack Peter in a short period of time, and after all of them were dodged by the other party, he also found out that something was wrong, because according to what he knew about Peter, the other party's strength was not weaker than himself!