Harry Potter: Sacrifice of Creation

Still, neither of them had the slightest idea of giving up.

Now they can't quit, because whether it's Turners or Barty Jr., they all understand that no matter which of them quits first, then the other person has already won.

If Turners retreats first, then the life-seeking spell in Barty's hand will really hit him, and the effect of the life-seeking spell is undoubted, in this world, it has the characteristic of death.

No matter how confident Turners is, he won't joke with his own life.

And the disarming spell in Turner's hand is the same principle, and when little Barty retreats, it will definitely attack little Barty's body.

The nature of the disarming spell means that he will lose the wand in his hand, which means that he will lose the ability to resist and let Turner roll and pinch it flat.

Although, in his arms, there is also a wand of his own, which can allow him to continue fighting.

However, it also depends on who he is facing, and the person he is facing at this time is Turner.

Just now, he didn't have the confidence to be able to pull out the wand in his arms again in front of Turners, and continue to fight, he preferred to believe that in that short moment, he would be subdued by Turner.

Obviously, the possibility of the latter is infinitely close to one.

Therefore, even if he gritted his teeth, he had to persist at this time, and he couldn't give the other party any chance.

Turner looked at little Barty who gritted his teeth and insisted, and naturally understood his determination, but at this time, Turner didn't feel a headache, if Little Barty accepted his fate like this and was caught, he would be suspicious.

If his two elders were planted in the hands of an undetermined person, it would be a shame for them and for the Longbottom family.

In that case, Turners would be very distressed.

Fortunately, the other party still has a little ability, so as not to make Turners feel ashamed.

Of course, Turners admires the other party, but this does not mean that he will be forgiven by Turners, this is absolutely impossible, he will definitely die here today, the only difference is how the other party will die.

And this, it depends on the other party's next performance.

Turners didn't use the Tears of the Goddess at the end of his wand to fend off Barty's magic, and then cast a spell to deal with the other party.

Although he was able to do this, but now he wanted to use local magic to fight with each other seriously, so that he could understand that no matter what kind of magic the Longbottom family used, they were not weaker than others.

This kind of magic battle has lasted for a long time, after all, little Barty, who has scruples, is a little weaker, and at a certain point in time, the wand in the opponent's hand suddenly emitted a very large magic force, forcing Turner's disarming spell back.

Taking advantage of this slight gap, the other party successfully broke away from the lock of Turner's disarming spell, and opened more, and the whole person took this opportunity to hide behind a stone statue.

Seeing this, Turners did not continue to use the Requisition Charm, and Barty Jr. continued to do useless consumption.

This kind of magic crushing is really a bit boring for Turner.

He wanted to see if little Barty had the strength to deal with his Longbottom family in terms of mastering the spell.

With a wave of his wand in Turner's hand, a black blade flew towards the stone statue where the opponent was.

This magic, derived from Snape's kamikaze shadowless charm, has very powerful destructive power.

Among the black arts, the power is also very top-notch.

However, unlike ordinary black magic, although kamikaze is black magic, it does not corrode the user's mind.

It relies more on powerful magic power, directly causing physical damage, and does not involve much spiritual power and soul, precisely because of this, it can no longer be called black magic.

The kamikaze was shadowless on the body of the stone statue, and saw a deep trace, in the flying stone chips, little Barty was very embarrassed to rush out from behind the stone statue, and the wand in his hand launched a magic spell on Turner's side, hoping to delay Turner's attack.

Although this was a bit delusional, Turners still prioritized dodging attacks.

After all, he is a diehard Voldemort, and it is hard to guarantee that there will be no sinister magic, and if the boat capsizes in the gutter, then he will really make a joke.

Turners turned around to dodge the spell, then thought about Barty Jr.'s back and fired a "faint" spell.

However, it was bounced aside by the "armor amulet" that Barty Jr. threw out casually.

Before Turner's next attack, Barty Jr. was out of Turner's sight and into a maze on the side.

Seeing this, Turners didn't care, in his perception of what he saw and heard, the other party did not continue to escape, but hid verbally in that labyrinth tunnel, as if he wanted to hide, and launch a sneak attack after Turners relaxed his vigilance, or when he caught up.

In this regard, Turners scoffed, such a method, in front of him, to no avail, the wand in Turner's hand waved, "torn apart" towards the corner where little Barty was hiding, and shot over.

With a "bang" sound, a huge hole was blown open in the maze wall at the corner, and little Barty, who was hiding behind him, rolled further inside in embarrassment.

That is, he reacted quickly, and when he noticed the fluctuation of his magic power, he threw himself directly to this side, otherwise, he would have been affected by the crushing spell just now.

Even if he dodged fast enough, he was also bloody by the bombed juniors, although the injuries were not serious, they were just hanging on some branches, but it was also scary to watch.

Turners didn't give him the slightest time to breathe, and another "faint" attacked him.

In the face of Turner's continuous offensive, Barty Jr. was also very depressed at this time, he really regretted it, he shouldn't have found other help in order to hide, this guy is a student there, and he is a pervert at all.

A fourth-grade student has such strength, even if he has been mentally prepared before, he can't stand it anymore.

However, at this time, little Barty had not given up, and crawled towards the inner layer of the maze in front of him.

He didn't dare to show his head at this time, he was afraid that as soon as he showed his head, a magic spell from Turners would attack.