The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

He looked at Helena, who was floating to the side.

"Then I'll leave this operation to you, Helena."

Helena said seriously, "I've already said it, I'm also a member of the 'Tower of Babel'."

She also gave Scott advice.

"If needed, we can also bring the Blood Man Barrow."

Scott looked at her in surprise.

Helena's most hated person was Barrow, the Blood Ghost of Slytherin. In the past, she never wanted to see him or even mention his name.

Now she's actually bringing up the idea of ​​bringing Blood Man Barrow along?

This is quite unusual.

Helena remained calm in the face of Scott's surprised gaze.

“Oh, don’t be surprised, Scott.”

"Yes, I still hate him."

"But there is no denying that he can play a role in adventures."

"In short, if I ask him for help, he won't refuse."

"No, no need."

Scott shook his head immediately.

"Don't force yourself, Helena."

"If he gets involved, it means you'll need to spend a lot of time together."

"You won't be happy if that's the case."

"Are you sure?" Helena asked.

She added, "Actually, I'm not as unhappy as you might think. After all, so many years have passed, and those things are a long time ago."

“I’m sure,” Scott said firmly.

He had experienced it firsthand; when Ms. Grey encountered the Blood Man Barrow, the surrounding air would become gloomy and heavy.

In short, he had no desire to take any risks in such a suffocating atmosphere.

Seeing that Scott was adamant in his refusal, Helena's tone softened a bit, "Alright, then we won't invite him."

With everything in place, Scott and Helena arrived on July 20th at a deserted coast in the northern Scottish Highlands.

Scott did not plan to travel by boat; their "transportation" for this trip was Scott's "summoned beast," Sirein.

Scott once again used the [Magic Barrier Sphere] to create a cube-shaped magic barrier, and he and Helena stayed inside the magic barrier.

Sirena was responsible for manipulating the water flow, moving forward underwater while enveloped in a magical barrier.

Such a journey was quite tedious, and Scott spent more of his time studying.

Having a mentor you can carry around with you is so convenient.

However, Sir Rein was moving very fast in the sea, and in less than a day, Scott could clearly feel the temperature getting colder and colder.

This means they are close to the Arctic Circle.

However, finding direction on the vast ocean is a difficult task, and sailing is not Scott's forte.

It wasn't until nightfall, relying on the stars in the sky and their astronomical knowledge, that they finally reached the location of the coordinates.

Chapter 513 The Seabed, the Passage, and the Ice Palace

On the vast sea, Scott, who had changed into warm clothes, sat inside a magic barrier, looking up at the starry night sky.

Below, Sirena manipulated the water flow, causing the magic barrier to float halfway on the surface.

"Are you sure this is the place?"

"Standing on Scott's shoulders, Rimbaud asked."

“Yes, this is it,” Scott said.

“I’ve calculated it too, and the location shown by those coordinates is here.”

Helena, who had also been observing the starry sky, gave an affirmative answer.

"Begin sinking," Scott ordered. "Sirius!"

Upon hearing his command, the seawater that had been supporting the magic barrier began to surge, forming a giant water sphere that completely enveloped the magic barrier before sinking below the surface.

Scott snapped his fingers.

Instantly, bright light filled every corner of the magic barrier, illuminating the seawater outside.

The Silrain sank very quickly, and before long, Scott sensed that the magical barrier protecting them was becoming increasingly strained under the pressure of the seawater.

He drew his wand and, outside the barrier created by the [Magic Barrier Sphere], used the Ironclad Charm to create another massive spherical barrier.

He then maintained a steady output of magic power, keeping the spherical magic barrier stable.

About half an hour later, they finally reached the seabed.

The first thing that catches the eye is a shipwreck.

Although the shipwreck was in terrible condition, Scott could still make out that it was the same old-fashioned wooden ship from the [Sailor's Astronomical Sphere] illusion.

"This is it."

He had Cyrene push the magic barrier to the vicinity of the shipwreck.

Scott then stood up and grasped the eye-shaped pendant of the Eye of Odin on his chest with his left hand.

Then, he recited a difficult incantation and pointed his wand forward with his right hand.

A blinding golden light burst forth from between the fingers of his left hand, followed by a golden beam shooting out from the tip of his wand.

The beam of light penetrated the two magical barriers without any obstruction, shining on the broken wreckage of the shipwreck.

The golden light seemed to move freely, drawing one primordial rune after another in the water.

The runes were initially spinning randomly, but once the fourteen runes were connected end to end and formed a complete circle, they stabilized.

Like shattering a hidden mirror or suddenly lifting a curtain, the runes formed a circular spatial passage, allowing Scott and his companions to see the snow-covered landscape on the other side.

"go!"

Scott directed Sirena to push the magic barrier forward and enter the circular spatial passage.

In the blink of an eye, they were no longer in the sea, but in a world of ice and snow.

The wind howled in my ears, and large snowflakes fluttered down. The ground all around was frozen soil that seemed to have never melted for thousands of years.

At the foot of the distant, continuous ice mountains, the magnificent ice palace stands tall.

Hearing the "click" sound, Scott turned around.

Almost in the blink of an eye, the water sphere enveloping Sirein was frozen solid into a solid ice ball.

Scott cast several warming and temperature-regulating spells on himself, then withdrew the [magic barrier sphere] that was affecting their movements, and removed the magic barrier constructed by the outer layer of armor spells.

Before he could even speak, the icy, biting wind seemed to seep into his body through every nostril and pore.

He even felt his body stiffen considerably in those few seconds.

"Are you OK?"

Helena was unaffected by the temperature; she looked at Scott with some concern.

Scott shook his head.

He quickly cast a head-soaking spell on himself, and only then did he feel his breathing become easier.

“I’m fine,” he said.

He then began to rescue Sirein, who was frozen in place by the puck.

Instead of trying to destroy the ice puck with a spell, he directly used a polymorph spell on the ice puck, peeling Silena off intact.

Siri fell to the ground, helplessly wagging its tail.

Clearly, it no longer dares to create water flow and has lost the ability to move freely here.

"You've worked hard, Sirin. You can rest now."

Scott smiled and put it into the space inside the Eye of Odin.

After rescuing Sirraine, Scott waved his wand at the giant block of ice that the ice puck had turned into.

Under the glow of the Transformation Charm, the ice block rapidly transformed.

First to appear were four enormous sled dogs, their bodies made entirely of ice and snow. Despite the harsh environment, they were still lively and energetic, even barking excitedly.

What followed was a huge sled, or rather a small house built on top of it.

The deformation is complete.

Scott looked at his work with satisfaction.

"Walk."

He was the first to climb onto the sled and enter the small house.

Helena and Rimbaud followed them in.

Having a preliminary understanding of the spatial super magic "Yuktrasil", the house, which looks small, actually has a very large interior space.

When Scott used Transfiguration, he simultaneously incorporated his mastery of spatial supermagic into it.

In other words, at the same time as the house was transforming, magical runes that expanded the space were already inscribed inside the house.

This set of rune circuits is a simplified version of the initial rune combination related to "Yuktrasil".

Scott closed the door, walked to the sofa on one side of the room, and sat down, waving his wand to start a fire in the fireplace.

After warming his hands by the fire, he let out a comfortable sigh.

At the same time, without his specific instructions, the sled dogs had already started pulling the sled.