Harry Potter: The Age of Magic

Chapter 348: Driving the tiger away from the mountain

Author: Sissi who listens to stories

Chapter 348: Driving the tiger away from the mountain

Caught in a tight siege, Dumbledore just smiled indifferently, slowly raised his hands to his head and slapped them violently.

"Snapped!"

As his palms clapped together with a crisp sound, a wave emerged out of thin air and spun around his body at high speed.

Immediately afterwards, the wave gradually changed into the forms of various animals, rapidly expanding outward while running around Dumbledore.

Within a moment, the galloping changelings overwhelmed the flames released by Voldemort, and the attacking Inferi were also surrounded by them and ran towards Voldemort.

Seeing the rushing phantoms coming, Voldemort pointed the tip of his wand forward, and a violent hurricane blew up in front of him.

The next second, the morphed creatures were annihilated like wind, turning into water and dispersing. The Inferi, which had been carried away by them, also regained their freedom at this moment, and took up weapons to attack Dumbledore again.

This move seemed to consume a lot of Voldemort. For a moment, the green light covering Percy's body seemed to be much weaker.

Seeing their dead compatriots being controlled by the people who killed them, the centaurs endured the pain and bent their bows to shoot at them.

"Aren't we going to help Dumbledore?" Seeing this scene, Grace asked in a low voice.

"No, this Voldemort is no match for Dumbledore."

Shaking his head slightly, Rossi murmured suspiciously: "I always feel like something is weird."

"Strange?" Grace was a little confused.

Without replying, Rossi, whose thoughts were surging, turned his attention to the duel between Dumbledore and Voldemort.

Most of Dumbledore's spells focused on control, and they also deliberately weakened the damage. Rossi could completely understand that the reason why he did this was because he was worried about actually hurting Percy who was under control.

But the spell cast by Voldemort opposite made her feel a little strange.

It's not that there's anything wrong with the magic he casts, but that there's something wrong with the way he chooses to play.

He did not use the Death Curse as the core and use high bursts and high damage to try to kill the enemy like the Voldemort Rosie had encountered before. Instead, he used summoning techniques such as spiritualism and self-destruction to try to use people.

Use naval tactics to defeat the opponent.

Although he faced Dumbledore, no matter what style of play he chose, the outcome would not change.

But with Voldemort's current situation where his magic power will be consumed quickly with the duration of the spell and cannot be replenished, choosing the former may still have a chance; but choosing the latter, there is no chance of winning at all. No matter how hard he fights, he will only be able to win.

It can just delay the battle a little.

Delaying time?!!

An idea suddenly flashed in Rossi's mind, and she shouted to Dumbledore: "Professor Dumbledore! He is stalling for time. His goal is the Sorcerer's Stone and the Resurrection Stone in the castle!"

The moment she finished speaking, Voldemort immediately shot a green light at Dumbledore, leaping high while he cast a spell to block it.

Immediately afterwards, his body spun violently, and the blue fire from the tip of the staff drew a distant circle on the ground, enclosing Dumbledore in it.

The next second, Voldemort floated to the ground, and the green light and shadow intertwined into his image could only barely cling to Percy's face. Obviously, the spell just consumed him greatly.

However, although it consumes a lot of energy, its power is still more powerful than the flames he released before.

A centaur running around Dumbledore couldn't slow down enough, and his body turned into a pile of ashes the moment it hit the flames.

Seeing this, the remaining centaurs immediately retreated and hid outside.

Fire Escape, this is a high-level black magic that can be attacked and defended, but at this time it was used as a prison by Voldemort.

"Dumbledore, when you get out of here, when you rush back to the castle, all the students you value will be dead! Hahahaha..."

Looking at the crazy-looking Voldemort, Dumbledore couldn't help but sigh. He raised his hand and grabbed it casually, and he slowly pulled out a wand from the void.

"Rosie, leave this to me. You can go back to the castle and have a look."

As he spoke, he suddenly raised the wand in his hand, and the next moment, a circular golden barrier rose from the ground, trapping him and Voldemort who were trapped by the [Fire Escape Body].

Hmm? Can't you use All Curses to break his spell?

Thinking a little suspiciously, Rossi glanced at Dumbledore thoughtfully.

Then, having some kind of suspicion in her mind, she didn't say much, quickly summoned Buckbeak, and took Grace back to the castle.

There was no talking on the way, and the two men riding Buckbeak quickly passed over the Forbidden Forest and landed in the courtyard of Hogwarts Castle.

Under the envious eyes of the students, the two stepped into the entrance hall.

"You're back? Where's Albus?"

McGonagall, who was discussing something with Snape, saw them coming back and asked in confusion.

"It's to lure the tiger away from the mountain! Come with me!" Without thinking about the details, Rosie grabbed Mag's arm and ran towards the marble stairs.

Snape followed.

After climbing to the fourth floor, the four of them came to the wooden door at the end of the corridor.

The lock on the door had already been opened. When Rossi pushed it hard, the strong smell of blood hit his face.

"Merlin! Who did this?!" Seeing the situation in the room, Mag couldn't help but exclaimed.

The room was covered with a thick layer of frost, and the huge three-headed dog lay in a pool of blood, seemingly lifeless.

died?

"It should be Voldemort." Rossi whispered back.

To pass in such a violent way, except for Voldemort, I am afraid there is no one else.

"Besides, I'm worried that Harry and the others are down there too."

As soon as these words were spoken, Rossi saw Snape quickly running to the open trap door and jumping down.

"Snape?!!"

Mag screamed and hurriedly followed.

Just as he grabbed the broom and jumped off, Rosie heard Mag's voice.

"Invulnerable to fire and water!"

Immediately afterwards, she saw a sea of ​​fire, and the densely growing devil's net became fuel for the fire.

The flames spread along the falling passage, but could not hurt Rosie at all. It was obviously the magic that Mag had just cast that protected her.

Several people walked down the slope along the stone corridor filled with flames and entered the first room.

The flying, dazzling keys all lay motionless on the ground, and the door leading to the second room disappeared, leaving only wood debris on the floor.

Without any time to think, the four of them passed through several violently passed rooms and arrived at the door burning with purple flames.

"Snape? Do you have any spare potions through here?" Rossi asked.

Snape didn't reply. He reached into his cloak and pulled out a bottle of bubbling potion, and threw it at the flames.

The purple flame is still burning, seemingly unchanged.

"Follow me!" While turning back to speak, Snape passed through the flames.

(End of chapter)