The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

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"ah----"

"Cough cough cough—cough cough cough—"

Amidst a violent cough, Loila slowly opened her eyes.

What came into view was darkness and smoke, but she could see the star-like lights overhead from a distance when she raised her head slightly.

I just... fell down?

Loila only remembers the entire cliff collapsing, and then she falling through the broken rocks.

It seems that I just fell into that lake and was then pushed to the shore by the water?

Loila was secretly relieved that she hadn't died from the fall—it just goes to show that the constitutions of different wizards can't be generalized.

She coughed a few more times, then tried to get up, but as soon as she made that move, she felt a tearing pain in her calf, so intense that she gasped.

She reached out and touched her calf area slightly, then withdrew her hand.

His hands were stained with bright red blood—he must have fallen and cut himself somewhere, right?

Loila lay on the shore and took a deep breath—she was surprisingly calm at this moment, perhaps because it was too quiet around her?

She instinctively wanted to draw her wand to illuminate her surroundings and see the world through the smoke and dust, but no matter how she searched, she couldn't find the wand.

Ugh—it looks like the wand has fallen somewhere—that's terrible!

That wand isn't just a wand; it was specially made and even connected to Hogwarts—this is troublesome.

We need to ask Mr. Ollivander to make another one.

Loila pursed her lips and shook her head with some dissatisfaction.

Then I couldn't help but start thinking about what to do—Miss Nagini and the others should come to rescue me, right?

After all, they should be alright—but how are they going to save themselves?

This must be deep inside Gringotts' vault—it looks like Gringotts hasn't even explored this area—could there be some hidden monsters here?

Loila subconsciously looked around, but all she could see was scattered smoke and darkness.

However, no matter what—she couldn't stay here any longer—thankfully, her Space Extension Book was still there.—Loila took out a bottle of white sap from it and carefully applied it to her calves.

Although it couldn't completely heal the wound, it had indeed improved a lot. Loila stood up, leaning on the rubble.

However, walking seems to be—still a bit difficult?

Loila took a few steps, and that piercing pain returned—not only that, but one of her boots was nowhere to be found—even with white socks, her feet still hurt when she stepped on this rocky ground.

It's definitely better to wait for rescue — I wonder what the situation is up there — is Mr. Lu Ping and the others alright?

They've all obtained the Horcruxes, so there shouldn't be any problems, right?

Loila leaned against the rock, lost in thought, and then couldn't help but feel a little—bored?

Shouldn't I be feeling scared?

Falling alone off a dark cliff, and injured and unable to fight—in any story, shouldn't one be shedding tears and waiting for the protagonist to rescue them?

But Loila felt quite relaxed.

Next time I'll definitely keep a spare wand in my Spatial Expansion Book—otherwise, it would be too bad if this happened again.

As Loila was thinking this, flipping through her spatial expansion book, hoping to find something useful, she suddenly heard a strange noise.

"Pat-pat-pat".

Was that footsteps?

Is that Miss Nagini?!

No—no—wait a minute—Loila frowned slightly. This didn't sound like Miss Nagini's footsteps.

—Could it be someone else?

Why are there people here?

Even if there are people there, they shouldn't be the ones coming to rescue me.

After all, if they were coming to rescue me, they would probably call my name, right?

Could it be some kind of monster that can disguise human footsteps?

I should have read Newt Scamander's "Fantastic Beasts in the Stomach" more carefully!

Loila shrank back cautiously, hoping the guy wouldn't notice her—but the more you worry about something, the more likely it is to happen, and the guy seemed to be walking towards her.

"Pat-pat-pat".

The footsteps grew closer, and Loila grew more and more nervous. She bit her lip, barely daring to breathe—and just then, the guy stopped not far away.

"Master? You're here—are you here?"

Ok?

The voice was incredibly familiar; it was Bellatrix, Voldemort's henchman!

Why is she here? And what about the master—did they fall down too?

He deserved it!

Loila peeked out slightly and cautiously looked in Bella's direction—only to see Bella standing there, her robes tattered and seemingly injured.

Most importantly—she didn't have a wand.

Doesn't this mean her wand is also missing?

That's a blessing in disguise—it's better than her having a wand while you don't, right?

As Loila was thinking this, she shrank back, and as a result, her toes hit a few pebbles.

"Who's there!" Bella's voice came the next second. Of course, she heard Loila's voice, followed by a series of frightening footsteps.

Oh no! She's coming!

No—no, no! She doesn't have a wand, so what is she afraid of? Although I don't have a wand either—if no one has a wand, then isn't it time to compete—compete in strength?

Loila looked at her thin arms and legs—and felt even more frightened.

But being afraid seemed useless, because Bella had already charged at them.

How am I supposed to fight without a wand?! I'm so small, and I'm injured—

Just then, Loila suddenly recalled Miss Shiloh's behavior from a few years ago.

That's right, if you don't have a wand—you still have boots!

Loila steeled herself and took off the boot from her other foot, holding it in her hand.

Even so, she was still a little nervous. Looking at her slightly trembling hands, Loila took a deep breath and then took a few quick steps before walking out after eating the stones.

"Bella, I—I'm here!"

Her shout did startle Bella, who instinctively took a few steps back and looked at Loila with a hint of fear.

But after seeing Loila's actions, the expression on her face turned into a disdainful smile.

"Hamilton, what are you doing, acting so arrogantly without your wand?!"

"I'm out—I'm out of wands, but I have this!" Royla exclaimed, holding up her boots. "You're such a shoeless wretch!"

As she spoke, Loila suddenly threw the boot in her hand away with great force.

"Smack."

The boot, of course, didn't hit Bella; instead, it fell into the water with a splash.

Hmm————

Just now—I got so excited just now, how did I manage to throw my boots out like that!

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