The Wind and the Eagle Wings at Hogwarts

Scott followed Edgar and walked into the second passage.

This passage was not spacious at first, and it could only accommodate the magic barrier that protected Scott.

At first, Scott was still wondering how such a space could accommodate a giant-sized corpse, but as he went deeper, the space became larger and larger.

After more than ten minutes, Helena reminded him, "Be careful, there is a monster like that ahead."

"Is that so?"

Scott stopped.

He stopped, but Edgar did not.

The crow in a coat of fire continued to fly straight forward, breaking through the thick gray fog.

Soon, Scott saw an exceptionally tall and strong figure in the thinning fog.

About five meters tall, it was indeed not inferior to a giant.

As Edgar continued to move forward, the gray fog continued to retreat, allowing Scott to see more clearly.

Of course, he would rather not see so clearly.

Although he had been mentally prepared from Helena's narration, he was still disgusted when he really saw it.

The corpse in front of him had a heavy smell of decay, and was wrapped in a layer of irregular ice armor. Under the transparent ice armor, there were rotten skins mixed with black, green and blue.

The corpse was originally sleeping with its eyes closed, but as Edgar's flames brought light and heat, it slowly woke up and opened its pale eyes.

Scott watched it slowly open its mouth and let out a deafening roar.

While roaring, green gas spurted out of its mouth, causing Scott to step back several steps.

Edgar also flapped his wings and flew higher, avoiding the green gas and spitting out a white line of fire.

The ice corpse seemed to want to dodge, but its movements were extremely stiff and slow, and the hot line of fire undoubtedly hit its head.

The ice corpse staggered back two steps, but did not fall.

His face, which was not protected by the ice armor, was burned black by Edgar's fire line, but he still did not lose the ability to move. Instead, he slowly stretched out his hand, as if he wanted to grab Edgar.

Edgar, who was agile, certainly would not be caught by it. While dodging, the fire line in his mouth did not break, and he kept avoiding the ice armor on the ice corpse, burning its face all the time.

But after a while, the ice corpse never fell down, but walked forward directly against Edgar's attack.

Scott did not act rashly, but stepped back a few steps and turned to look at the picture frame floating on the side.

The Ravenclaw in the picture said: "To deal with this kind of thing, fire is the best means. If it doesn't work, increase the temperature of the flame."

Scott nodded and waved his wand.

"The flame is blazing."

This time he increased the input of magic power and adjusted the temperature of the flame at the same time. The new fireball in front of him was blue, representing high temperature.

Scott's hands kept moving. Before the wand was waved, the blue fireball suddenly began to deform, stretching from a sphere to a sharp flame spear.

As he waved the wand forward with force, the flame spear shot forward at a very fast speed.

At the same time, Edgar cooperated tacitly to get out of the way.

In just a moment, the blue flame spear hit the face of the ice corpse, and then directly penetrated its huge head and the layer of ice armor behind its head.

The head was completely penetrated, and the ice corpse finally stopped moving and fell straight to the ground.

When it fell, the body quickly burned completely, and even the thick layer of ice armor wrapped around it could not stop it.

But as the flames burned more and more vigorously, blue, green, black... Various colors of strange gases emanated directly from the burning body, and then spread rapidly.

"Be careful!" Helena exclaimed.

"Armor protection!"

Scott pointed the wand in his hand forward, and a silver beam of light connected with the magic barrier surrounding him, and began to maximize the strength of the magic barrier.

Such actions were not in vain. When the gases coming out of the corpse came into contact with the magic barrier, Scott clearly felt that the magic barrier was being eroded by those unknown gases and was rapidly damaged.

If he hadn't filled it in time, this layer of protective shield might not have been saved.

"Too dangerous." Helena frowned and said, "This must be some kind of poison."

"Fortunately, I was prepared." Scott said.

"Next, be more careful." Helena reminded him, "The number of monsters ahead will gradually increase."

Scott was not too surprised by this.

But he was not too worried.

"Fortunately, this kind of ice corpse is also restrained by high-temperature flames and can be knocked down from a distance."

As he said, he continued to maintain the replenishment of the magic barrier while moving forward.

After passing the corpse, a few minutes later, in the wider passage, this time two ice corpses blocked the road at the same time.

Because he had experience before, this time Scott did not wait for them to wake up completely, and he controlled two flame spears at once to directly penetrate their heads.

On the road afterwards, just as Helena said, the number of corpses blocking the road was always gradually increasing.

But these did not cause real trouble to Scott.

Fighting all the way, his magic power was still sufficient, even if he could create more than a dozen flaming spears at once and then launch a round of volleys, it would not be difficult.

Of course, the two golden acorns that Savanna gave him also played a role in his strong endurance.

Although he rarely used the two spells sealed in the two golden acorns, Scott still liked the increased magic recovery speed they brought.

In addition, as the time he used magic to control fire became longer and longer, Scott became more skilled in his movements, and became more adept at the transformation of non-material pure energy such as fire.

His movements in dealing with ice corpses became more and more fluent, and he did not slow down his progress because of the increase in the number of ice corpses.

After passing through a "level" where seven ice corpses blocked the road, he finally saw two closed giant doors on the mountain wall in front of him.

At this time, they seemed to have come to a cave in the belly of the mountain, which was several times larger than the Hogwarts Great Hall.

Scott walked straight to the mountain wall, looked up at the two huge stone doors, and carefully identified the blurred words engraved on the doors.

These are also the original runes.

With the joint efforts of Scott and Ravenclaw, the meaning of these runes was soon understood by them.

The general meaning is——

[Welcome to "Niflheim", latecomer.

The little obstacles ahead are just to prove that you are truly qualified to inherit the ideals of "Asgard".

As you think, behind the door is where we store knowledge.

But these two doors will not be pushed open.

You must use "Yggdrasil"!

Use the power of space to break through the obstacles of the door!

Only when you fully master that magic can you get what you want. ]