Hogwarts: Bourne Returns from Warhammer

Chapter 144 Gryffindor’s Spell

Feeling the renewed vitality in Quirrell's body, Voldemort suddenly felt a little happier and twisted his neck.

Thanks to more than a year, Quirrell has been voluntarily trained in the "torture exercise technique", and his physical fitness and flexibility have improved a lot.

Otherwise, Voldemort, the "little ancestor" growing on the back of his head, could lose half his life just by twisting his cervical spine in the opposite direction.

Voldemort stared at the huge Knight Errant mecha in front of him with endless desire in his heart.

And he knew that only by opening the shell of this alchemical golem could he obtain the most precious items.

He sneered and waved the wand in his hand rapidly.

After a while, the alchemy golem that had been penetrated into the spiritual body by the black mist showed some changes again, and obvious cracks appeared on its surface.

This shows that the alchemical magic that protects it—the alchemical rune system constructed from runes—is rapidly disintegrating.

Voldemort observed all this with cold eyes and walked forward step by step. The wand in his hand was still waving, and magic power was continuously injected into the golem in front of him.

There are more and more cracks, getting bigger and bigger, and the golem's shell is about to be broken.

Suddenly, the Knight Errant emitted a huge light. Voldemort was almost knocked back a few steps by this powerful magic power. In his opinion, the shell of the alchemy golem became harder.

"Very good, very strong," Voldemort said with disdain and raised the wand in his hand again. "But still not as good as me."

This time, his magic became more ferocious, and he summoned huge falling rocks like meteorites from the sky to violently bombard the shell of the knight errant.

Finally, with a loud noise, the knight errant's light dimmed.

Voldemort's eyes were locked on his target.

Ropes emerged from Quirrell's loose robes again, climbed onto the Knight Errant mecha, and pulled his body to move quickly.

He stretched out his fingers and gently touched the throne cabin on the knight errant's chest, and at the same time said "Vera Verto" in his mouth, the Dark Lord cast an extremely powerful transformation spell on the throne cabin.

I have to admit that Voldemort is very smart.

Although the protective magic has been broken, Voldemort thought that it would still be difficult to open the solid shell of the knight errant using normal methods - who knew that Nick Flamel was creating this alchemical golem in order to protect the precious magic stone? What high-strength magical metal will be used?
He simply found another way and conjured a small iron door on the outer shell of the Ranger Knight's throne room.

"Open Sesame!"

Then, he did not use the "Alaho Cave Opening" commonly used by today's wizards, but used an extremely crude door-opening spell commonly used by ancient wizards. (Before Alaho Open, the most popular lock-picking spell was Open Sesame, which shattered the lock but sometimes left a smoking hole in the keyhole. Open Sesame was more popular than Open Sesame. The former is earlier, it directly tears the door off the hinges and chops them all into firewood...)
The entire body of the alchemy golem suddenly vibrated and made a loud noise.

Voldemort's expression showed great excitement, and the powerful magic power hidden by the iron door was immediately exposed, bringing with it an invisible magic storm.

"Yes, there is indeed some powerful magic hidden here..."

However, when the iron door was suddenly opened by the impatient Voldemort, what was revealed was not the magic stone as he imagined, but the sword blade that suddenly screamed——

The chainsword was already thirsty.

In fact, its machine soul is not just as simple as being hungry and thirsty, because when Bourne picked it up to pray before the battle, Voldemort happened to say "he wants to be the emperor of the wizarding world."

The Machine Soul of the Chainsword had no objection to the wizarding world or not. What it really had an objection to was that Voldemort said he wanted to be the Emperor.

Anyone who dares to say that is a heretic, and he probably drank a lot of fake wine mixed with promethium fuel - his mind is completely confused - and in this case, the machine spirit of the chain sword naturally feels that he should help. Help him and twist his head off.

Of course, cutting off Voldemort's head from the air is probably some kind of psychic thing, and the loyal chain sword does not yet have such a function. It can only be face-to-face and make the other party miserable. And if it wants to face Voldemort, it still has to rely on Bourne's help.

In fact, it was a coincidence.

Originally, Bourne didn't know how to get to the secret room where Voldemort and the Knight Mecha were, and the secret room that he and the Weasley brothers entered was not actually the same place as the former.

It is precisely because of this that although they can see what is happening on the other side through the Mirror of Erised, they cannot actually go to the other side.

This is also Dumbledore's arrangement.

After all, he was also the principal of Hogwarts, so it was impossible for him to really let the little wizard take risks at the cost of his life.

Even if he knew something about Bourne, Dumbledore still wouldn't do that.

The "adventure" plan he designed for Bourne ultimately only allowed him and the twins to enter the control room of the Alchemy Golem, allowing them to experience the feeling of fighting the Dark Lord remotely.

That's right, the "White Devil" had actually long suspected that the Dark Lord had possessed the back of Quirrell's head. Otherwise, why would Quirrell avoid turning his back to him every time they met?

Moreover, if he didn't want to verify a guess, he actually didn't want to let Harry and the others follow Quirrell into another secret room.

But the result...

I can’t say it’s not good, and of course I can’t say it’s great either.

The good thing is that his guess was correct again: since that incident eleven years ago, some connections have been established between Harry and Voldemort.

The bad thing is that this connection created by the Unforgivable Curse is likely to kill Harry, the little wizard, one day in the future.

After all, the White Devil is not the Dark Lord. Morality and conscience have always been the weaknesses of such a great magician.

And just when he began to think about how to make arrangements, just like when he broke the blood oath between himself and Grindelwald, to help Harry get rid of this bondage and fate, something unexpected happened that exceeded his expectations. happened.

Bourne completed the Primaris Astartes transformation in the Mirror of Erised, activated the Ring of the Fire Dragon, and quickly completed the armor-wearing ceremony.

The next second, his majestic figure disappeared from the remote control room, and the place where he reappeared was in front of Voldemort!

The Mirror of Erised - a magic mirror named after the ancient Greek "Goddess of Strife" - once transferred the Sorcerer's Stone to Harry Potter's trouser pocket in the original novel.

It is a very powerful and magical magic item: in addition to being able to reflect the most desired things in the human heart, it also has the function of a double-sided mirror, and can even be used as a disappearing cabinet. The way to trigger the effect of the Mirror of Erised is also very simple: use a pure soul, a strong will, and a firm belief to inspire it.

Originally, this could have been an important test set by Dumbledore for Harry Potter. But now, the situation has undergone some new changes, and the old wizard has more considerations, so he did not place the Mirror of Erised in the secret room that Harry and the others entered.

The Mirror of Erised was placed in front of Bourne. Interestingly, its frame still had a purity mark originally made by the little wizard affixed to it.

When Bourne completed the armor-donning ceremony and recited the battle prayer, his strong fighting spirit suddenly met the conditions for the activation of the Mirror of Erised.

This magic mirror almost seamlessly transported Bourne to the battlefield he expected, and this created the situation where Voldemort faced the chainsword after "opening the door".

The chain sword roared and slashed towards Voldemort's face - it wanted to actually test the thickness of this heretic's face and see how thick-skinned he had to be before he had the nerve to claim to be the emperor.

The first time he saw this chain sword, Voldemort recognized whose alchemy tool it was. After all, they had almost had a "skin-to-skin" experience in the Forbidden Forest (Quilot was stabbed through the waist) .

"It's that little freak again!"

Voldemort was about to explode with rage. But he had to retreat quickly. After all, he didn't want to feel the kiss of the rotating sawtooth on his face.

But how could Bourne let him go?

Although he was deliberately and accidentally teleported into the throne room of the Knight Erised by the Mirror of Erised, he actually did not expect to arrive at the battlefield in this way, and the first blow he launched contained a large part of the Furious Machine Soul of the Chainsword. of autonomous initiative.

However, the Primaris Astartes' demigod-like physique allowed him to quickly get rid of the strange feeling of being suddenly teleported. His sensitive nerve reactions and sufficient combat experience immediately allowed him to regain control of the battle. dominance.

He waved the psionic scepter in his other hand, and the iron door on the throne room of the knight mecha burst open. Then, as if he had practiced it countless times, he rushed towards Voldemort while using his psionic power. Lightning and telekinesis attacks continue to strike at his enemies.

To put it bluntly, this tactic is a "two-pronged ax":
First, he uses firepower to suppress the enemy's counterattack, covering his assault and preparing for the enemy; and after engaging the enemy, he will use the chain sword to reason with the enemy (of course, it is not a big deal if the psychic scepter occasionally makes a guest appearance with the war hammer) That’s the problem).

The reason is simple, but conversely, it is not easy to counter it.

Voldemort also had no better way to deal with this. He could only control Quirrell's body and constantly try to dodge, but the edge of Bourne's chainsword kept approaching him.

In the end, even though he could use magic to bring Spider-Man next door to the COS, Voldemort was still blocked in a blind corner by Bourne who rushed over.

"Face me! You heretic!"

Bourne roared angrily, raised his chain sword and struck the head shared by Voldemort and Quirrell.

However, at this moment, a sinister smile suddenly appeared on Voldemort's noseless face.

lol...

The rotating chain sword suddenly hit the blade of a half-hand sword that appeared out of thin air.

The half-hand sword transformed by the curse was penetrated by the chain sword, and the point where the blades joined instantly turned into a ball of scattered metal fragments, shooting out a large number of sparks.

"Boy, you didn't expect it!"

"I've been on guard against you, a freak!"

It turns out that after experiencing the tragic experience of losing his waist in the Forbidden Forest (even though it is logically true that this is what happened to Quirrell), Voldemort thought about how to deal with Bourne in the future.

Even if the other party is just a little wizard.

Because he hates people who are stronger than him, even if this strength is not actually in the face of magic.

Of course, it is impossible for him to control Quirrell's body to fight with the opponent - the reason is not that he cannot beat him, but that it is unnecessary - of course, this is actually just his personal opinion.

As a powerful wizard, Voldemort still prefers to use magic to solve all problems.

He happened to know that there was such an extremely unorthodox spell that could instantly turn a wizard into a powerful and highly skilled warrior.

Coincidentally, this spell is actually related to Hogwarts and the four founders of Hogwarts, because the name of this spell is "Gryffindor's Battle Curse".

As the name suggests, "Gryffindor's Battle Charm" is a spell created by Gryffindor, who prefers fighting with swords to wands.

As long as the spell is successfully cast, the wizard can summon a magic sword out of thin air, and then become an excellent warrior without a teacher in a short time. This spell can give the wizard who uses it combat skills comparable to Gryffindor in a short period of time, and most of these skills are accumulated from the actual experience of Gryffindor by constantly killing people when he was young. Not only that, it increases the wizard's strength. As long as the effect of the spell is strong enough, the person who uses it can compete with trolls and maybe even win.

"Jie Jie Jie Jie..."

Voldemort smiled ferociously, with an expression of "I have the advantage" on his face. He felt that he would definitely win today, and he could also avenge the previous one.

"Death! You damn freak."

He knocked the stuck chainsword away with all his strength, and under the influence of magic, the broken blade of the half-magic sword also "grew" back.

He waved his sword skillfully, and even made a beautiful sword flower. Then he took advantage of the pause between Bourne's second blow and rushed towards Bourne in the same form.

Suddenly, the situation became very strange.

The two sides fighting have relatively similar looks: they both hold a wand in one hand and a long sword in the other.

The difference was that the two had different body types, and this slight difference was quickly evened out after Voldemort used "Gryffindor's battle spell" to increase his strength.

Voldemort became more courageous as he fought.

He felt absolutely great about himself now.

Because in his opinion, he would soon be able to put Bourne to death using some of the things that Bourne was good at that he had witnessed in the past.

(End of this chapter)