The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

"Fluorescent flashes!" Taking a glance, Professor McGonagall shook her wand slightly and whispered.

A faint glow from the tip of her wand illuminated the path ahead of them.

"Ah..." Glancing at the miserable scene in front of her, Hermione gasped in fright.

All around are the broken bones of small animals, which are obviously eaten by something, which is a bit creepy to watch.

"If you hear any strange noises, turn your heads immediately and close your eyes!" Professor McGonagall turned around and warned the trio with a serious look.

The trio nodded earnestly.

The tunnel was as quiet as a cemetery, and the teachers and students carefully moved deeper... Among them, Professor McGonagall walked in the front of the group, and Professor Snape was the last one.

"Crack..." With a soft sound, Ron lowered his head and found that he had stepped on the skull of a bat.

Just as he was about to murmur a few words, Professor Dumbledore suddenly shook his head at him, signaling him not to make a sound.

"Fox told me... a giant snake is not far ahead of us, approaching us!" Professor Dumbledore said calmly.

At the same time, music floated from somewhere, resounding through the empty tunnel... The sound became louder and more illusory, and it was a little exciting to hear.

A big fiery red bird, singing, emerged from behind them and flew quickly into the tunnel ahead.

Then, in the darkness ahead, there was a fierce fight and screaming.

"Fox is a phoenix." Dumbledore lowered his head and seemed to explain to Harry: "As an extremely powerful magical creature, she is immune to many terrifying black magic... Moreover, the tears of the phoenix also have Very powerful healing effect!"

Harry nodded knowingly.

"Let's follow!" Dumbledore suggested. "It seems to want to run away."

Harry and his party hurriedly followed Professor Dumbledore's pace, passed through the tunnel, and turned another corner... Harry finally saw the phoenix "Fox", her body exuded a dangerous aura of intense flames, Condescending, confronting her goal.

Beneath the phoenix, Harry saw a terrifying giant snake... It was an eerie green color, with the dazzling light unique to poisonous snakes, its body was almost two feet thick, and it was even estimated to be 40 feet long. However, its two huge light bulb-like yellow eyes looked extremely dim, and black blood continued to spew out.

Its eyes are already blind.

"Well done, Fox... you've disarmed the basilisk's most powerful weapon!" Professor Dumbledore praised.

"This...Slytherin...monster in the Chamber of Secrets..." Harry stammered.

"Yes, Harry." Dumbledore patted him on the shoulder: "A snake, so you can hear strange noises when it attacks... More precisely, a basilisk, A terrifying magical creature created by a dark wizard; its tusks are extremely poisonous, and the gaze of its large yellow eyes is lethal, so we have to be careful."

Harry nodded dumbly, not quite understanding why Professor Dumbledore had to explain so much to him.

"Leave the rest to me, Albus!" screamed Professor Flitwick, pulling out his wand and rushing over.

His small body seemed comical compared to the gigantic basilisk.

After a few seconds, though, Harry suddenly understood why Flitwick was rumored to be a dueling champion as a young man.

I saw Flitwick wave his wand gracefully, and countless huge rocks around him began to float around him, as if he was completely controlled by him... Then, these huge rocks smashed into the giant snake one by one.

The giant snake was severely smashed against the wall, making a tragic hissing sound.

"You will never hurt my students again, monster!" growled Professor Flitwick.

The basilisk struggled desperately, but it seemed unable to move. One after another vines grew out of the wall, binding the giant snake to the wall; many vines also grew sharp spines, piercing the thick skin of the giant snake.

"Devil's net and ghost vines!" Professor Sprout said to himself: "Powerful restraint and paralysis effects; even if you are a giant dragon, stay here for me and don't try to escape."

The bones of the small animals on the ground also suddenly floated into the air one by one, which startled Ron.

It was Professor McGonagall. She was turning the remnants of these small animals into little birds with sharp pecks... Countless little birds began to fly and circle around them.

"Oppugno!" Professor McGonagall shouted her spell.

All the birds, like heavy golden bullets, shot at the giant snake at a rapid speed.

The sharp pecks of each bird stabbed into the body of the basilisk fiercely, and then quickly exploded on it, and the screams of the giant snake never stopped.

The whole process, it has almost no room to fight back.

Snape couldn't stand it any longer. He took a few steps forward and raised his wand.

A terrible spell hits the basilisk

Then, the skin of the basilisk seemed to be split open by an invisible sword, and black blood splattered; pieces of dark green snake skin were cut off by Snape's spell, revealing black and white flesh. The scene was a bit horrific.

At the same time, the devil's net that bound the basilisk was also cut off by Snape's spell.

The basilisk was free again, and despite its apparent agony, it struggled and crawled towards the bottom of the chamber; leaving a deep trail of blood along the way.

Professor Flitwick tried to catch up, but was stopped by Dumbledore.

"Let me go, Ferius." Professor Dumbledore said calmly: "Maybe you can look around here and see if you can find the diary Miss Weasley said?"

"Okay, Headmaster Dumbledore." Flitwick nodded: "Leave it to us."

Then, Dumbledore waved to Harry: "Harry, come with me!"

Harry was stunned for a moment, but it was Hermione who pushed him behind him, and he followed.

"Professor, why are you taking me with you?" Harry asked in a low voice, puzzled.

"Perhaps you've experienced enough danger; but there's no harm in gaining some combat experience," Dumbledore explained with a smile.

At the same time, Phoenix Fox also threw a tattered thing into Harry's hands.

Dirty and wrinkled with patches on it; it was the school's tattered Sorting Hat.