Hogwarts Emerald

As Dumbledore's words fell, the rectangular room fell silent, and you could faintly hear a soft call from the other side of the curtain, as if calling you to enter the other side of the world.

When Dumbledore faced Voldemort, his tone of voice was relaxed and casual, as if he were an old friend he hadn't seen for many years, and there was no tense atmosphere. Dumbledore didn't even have any defenses, no cover, no barriers.

Voldemort on the opposite side was not so relaxed. Hidden behind his slender pupils was worry.

If it is true as Dumbledore said, once the two opposite parties choose to join forces, even though he does not want to admit it, Voldemort also knows that he has no chance of winning tonight.

Tonight Voldemort's year-long plan failed. If he could get Ada's support, he could keep Dumbledore behind. Think about it, a magical world without Dumbledore's obstruction, how satisfying it would be.

The key lies in Ada's choice. The success or failure of tonight depends on her alone. Whoever Ada chooses to help will win tonight.

Ada stood behind Dumbledore. Once upon a time, the back in front of her would have shielded her from the wind and rain, but now the two of them were going in opposite directions.

She was hesitating in her heart that joining hands with Dumbledore to resist Voldemort was her best choice, just like before. But Ada was also worried that if Voldemort failed again, she would become Dumbledore's primary target.

Tonight, Dumbledore showed unparalleled trust in Ada, but who knows whether this trust is based on Voldemort's continued trouble?

During her time in Nurmengard, Ada was not only thinking about how to deal with Voldemort, she also reviewed Dumbledore's various arrangements in recent years. Although Dumbledore turned against Grindelwald and engaged in that epic duel, he always adhered to the phrase "everything is for the greater good."

Ada had no idea what the "greater good" Dumbledore had in mind, and it could not be her current behavior.

Just when everyone was waiting for Ada's decision, Ada made her own choice with her feet. She did not continue to stand behind Dumbledore, but moved her steps so that her position formed a triangle with Dumbledore and Voldemort.

The choice had been made, and the members of the Order of the Phoenix could not hide their disappointment. Even Dumbledore had a look of disappointment on his face. On the opposite side was Voldemort, with a trace of imperceptible joy on his face.

"Are you disappointed that your student has made her choice?" Voldemort said. "Your rotten arguments have failed once again, Albus Dumbledore!"

Dumbledore's tone was still casual, as if they were drinking and chatting. He said: "I admit that I am a little disappointed, but it is nothing. Everyone is rebellious sometimes, and it is common for children to be disobedient."

It seems that in Dumbledore's heart, Ada is still a childish child, the one who can quarrel with him over a piece of candy. But the candy turned into a different idea, and the childish quarrel turned into a big fight.

"I don't like your tone very much, Professor Dumbledore." Ada said, and then she looked at Voldemort, "I don't like your tone very much either, Mr. Riddle."

As soon as the words fell, the three of them chose to take action at the same time.

The Killing Curse and the Gift of Liberation rushed towards Dumbledore, and a stone wall suddenly stood up in front of him. While blocking the curse, it was also blown to pieces.

Dumbledore's wand behind the stone wall twirled, and a thin and long flame burst out from the tip of the wand. Then the flame split into two, one wrapped around Voldemort, and the other ran towards Ada.

When gods fight, mortals suffer, and the battle in the room is no longer something that others can intervene in. The moment the three of them took action, whether they were members of the Order of the Phoenix, Sergey, Hartman, or Bellatrix, they all ran out.

Only the bound Death Eaters stayed behind. Those who can still move will rub outwards little by little, while those who can't move can only pray in their hearts, if they are still conscious.

Although Dumbledore's combat power is the ceiling of the wizarding world, and he has the blessing of the Elder Wand, he is still somewhat powerless when facing the attack of Voldemort and Ada, and gradually falls into a disadvantage.

It was also at this time that Voldemort sent out all the Death Eaters who had not escaped.

Voldemort didn't care about these Death Eaters, but they were relatively easy to use after all. If they were all handed over to the Ministry of Magic tonight, he would have to recruit them again. It's too troublesome and too dangerous.

But there is no way for a master to be distracted when fighting. Ada saw the opportunity and cast the death curse, hitting the multi-purpose Voldemort. Dumbledore naturally added fuel to the fire and shot another match rope through the air.

The situation suddenly turned and Voldemort was at a disadvantage. He waved his wand repeatedly, causing the match rope to explode in front of him, and then conjured a shining silver shield from the air, which not only blocked Ada's death curse, but also withstood the impact of the explosion.

Ada is the weakest party among the three parties, and it is helpless to act as a spoiler.

In her opinion, at this stage, whether Dumbledore is defeated or Voldemort collapses again, she will be the next unlucky one. Rather than being targeted, it is better to continue to maintain the current triangle and allow the status quo of the three-party struggle to continue.

Even if Ada chooses to help Dumbledore tonight, it is impossible for the two of them to take down Voldemort.

Voldemort is not stupid. If he can't defeat him, why can't he run away? Tonight's Ministry of Magic is not the decisive battle of the century. It is more like a warm-up before the war begins. There is no need to fight to the end.

As for whether the disruptor will be beaten to death, of course this possibility cannot be ruled out. After all, weakness is the original sin.

This was the situation in the room now. Ada's repeated jumping finally aroused the annoyance of Voldemort and Dumbledore. The two of them gave Ada a large magic at the same time and asked her to play without causing trouble.

Faced with the burning fire snake and the boulder that could crush everything, Ada had no choice but to put aside her thoughts of disrupting the situation and concentrate on dealing with it.

Ada, who had just reached her peak, still fell short when facing Dumbledore and Voldemort. This line was not fatal, but it put Ada at a disadvantage in the duel.

Dumbledore, born in 1881; Voldemort, born in 1926; Ada, born in 1977. When Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald, Voldemort had just graduated; when Voldemort was rampant, Louis Rozier had not yet met Jessica Taylor.

System, talent, and hard work have made Ada who she is today, allowing her to stand shoulder to shoulder with Dumbledore and Voldemort at such an age. Next, in addition to developing her power, what Ada needs more is to further narrow the gap between herself and these two people and become a demon king in the true sense.

Ada used both her left and right hands, and under her guidance, the boulders and fire snakes collided with each other in mid-air. The sound of the impact was deafening, and the entire stone room shook. The huge impact spread out in waves, and a rain of fire followed.

In order to avoid the shock wave formed by magic, Dumbledore and Voldemort stopped fighting and focused on neutralizing the damage caused by the shock wave.

Ada wears [The Last Glory] on her left hand, which can actively generate a shield; Voldemort also has a silver shield in his hand, which can resist magic damage; only Dumbledore's left hand is empty, but he adapted to local conditions and built stone walls, The curtain standing in the center of the room can become his shield.

As the shock wave dissipated, all the fire rain was extinguished, but the melee between the three people continued. Dumbledore was still swaying freely, Voldemort roared angrily, and Ada rejoined the battle group with high morale.

This 1V1V1 duel returned to its original starting point, and Ada and Voldemort once again joined forces to attack Dumbledore. The powerful spell made the stone chamber full of holes and devastation.

Black flames emerged from the tip of Voldemort's wand and rushed toward Dumbledore's chest like a sharp arrow. But Ada did not continue the attack under the cover of the mutated fierce fire, but turned her wand and pointed it at the laughing Voldemort again.

The life-killing curse that was supposed to be green now changed color to blue like the sky. This is the killing move that Ada has been hiding all night. She wants to try it to see if the advancement of the Death Curse is as good as the system introduction says!

If it works, everyone will be happy tonight, and Ada will pack her things and run away early tomorrow morning. If that fails, Ada can also understand the power of this spell.

But Voldemort did not let Ada get what she wanted, and the sky-blue spell hit the silver shield in his hand. The shield collapsed under the impact of the spell, reorganized, collapsed again, and reorganized...

When the frighteningly huge energy contained in the spell dissipated, Voldemort was surrounded by shields that shattered into dregs. Voldemort's left hand holding the shield kept trembling, and bright red blood dripped down his pale fingertips.