The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

"I previously thought that Medea's magic of replacing her real body with ceramic dolls was through the connection between souls."

Scott explained.

"Now it seems it wasn't as amazing as it appeared."

He still felt a connection with the spear; it was indeed inside Avalon, though not on the island in the middle of the lake, but within the area of ​​Apple Island.

"How do we get out of here now?" Savanna asked anxiously.

"I think someone will know."

Scott looked at the air ahead.

"Honestly, can't you find the clues yourself?"

With a mocking complaint, Merlin reappeared before Scott's eyes.

He pointed to the white tower, then disappeared again.

"what?"

Savannah was still looking at Scott strangely.

Who else is here?

"Let's go."

Scott smiled and turned to walk towards the white tower.

“Take Aaron with you.”

"I see."

Savannah waved her long wooden staff, turning the vines binding Aaron into a giant wolf that carried the blood-soaked Aaron behind them.

"What a heartless sister..."

Aaron grumbled and complained.

"I've lost too much blood and I'm about to die."

Savannah glanced at him expressionlessly.

"If you say another word, I'll leave you here!"

"Woooo..."

Aaron feigned crying twice, then quickly shut his mouth, his face full of affected obedience.

Neither Scott nor Savannah paid him any more attention.

They re-entered the white tower, no longer glancing at the "Eye of a Thousand Miles" on the first floor, and climbed up the spiral staircase built against the wall.

On the second floor, they saw a sealed black coffin.

The coffin and the ground were covered with complex and indistinguishable runes and patterns.

Scott didn't have time to decipher the runes; he simply passed through the second floor and sped up to climb to the next floor.

Chapter 567 The Sky Filled with Lightning and Thunder

Inside the white tower.

Scott and Savannah ran one after the other up the spiral staircase.

A giant wolf followed closely behind Savannah.

On the wolf's back, Aaron, bound by vines, occasionally let out a deliberately painful cry due to the jolting.

But neither Scott nor Savannah paid any attention to him at that moment.

Each floor of the tower is set up with breathtaking magical rituals and houses a dazzling array of magical artifacts.

But Scott had no time to investigate at that moment.

He just passed by in a hurry, but he kept everything in mind and decided to study it carefully later.

Running without stopping, they reached the top of the tower in the shortest possible time.

This floor is somewhat peculiar.

Unlike the tower's exterior, this floor is transparent from the inside out, both the spire above and the surrounding walls.

The ground is a smooth white stone slab, with a six-pointed star-shaped flower bed in the center.

The flower bed is filled with lush, colorful exotic flowers and plants.

"This is……"

Savannah looked at the plants in the flower bed in surprise.

She knows these plants like the back of her hand and recognizes many herbs that have become extinct elsewhere.

Scott looked up at the top of the flower bed.

Several simple, unadorned bronze gears floated above the flowerbed, slowly rotating.

These gears vary in size, with the largest having a diameter of at least three meters and the smallest only about the length of an arm.

"It seems this is the exit."

Scott looked at the largest gear.

The circular hole at the center of the gear was like a doorway, a semi-transparent light curtain, and he sensed some strong spatial fluctuations.

"Let's go outside first and talk about it later."

He put away the Ravenclaw portrait, transformed into a peregrine falcon, and flew into the spatial passage in the center of the gear.

In a flash, he found himself on a small island in the middle of a lake, surrounded by apple trees.

After he landed and transformed back into human form, Savannah and the giant wolf quickly appeared beside him.

“Where are they?” Savannah asked. “Can you sense them?”

Scott said, "There's still a sense of it, no need to rush. Spatial magic is forbidden in Avalon."

Savannah understood, "Although this means your magic will lose its ability to break through space, in return, they will also be unable to escape through spatial magic."

Scott looked at Aaron, "We can't take him with us for now."

Savannah nodded.

Aaron's eyes widened immediately, and he looked at the two of them warily. "What do you want? Are you trying to abandon me?"

"Get a good night's sleep, Aaron."

Scott smiled and immediately cast a stun spell on him.

“That’s not a sure thing,” Savannah said. “Druids are very resistant to stun spells.”

"And this too."

Scott took out a bottle of water of life and death and poured it into Aaron's mouth.

He casually tossed aside the medicine bottle and glanced at Aaron's injuries.

“If you don’t want him to die, treat him,” he said, turning to Savannah.

"Humph."

Savanna frowned, but ultimately cast a spell to hastily heal Aaron's injuries.

She reached out and dragged Aaron off the giant wolf's back to the ground, gave him one last look, and then jumped onto the giant wolf's back.

"Let's go."

She reached out her hand to Scott.

At that moment, Scott looked up and gazed into the distance.

“Something’s strange, they’ve sped up.”

He frowned and said

"We are now close to the thorn forest on the outskirts of Apple Island."

At their current speed, it will probably be difficult to catch up with them.

"If they want to get out of Avalon..."

"The exit is at the border to the due north."

Savannah looked up at the sun in the sky.

"If we want to catch up with them, we may have to challenge the heavens."

Scott looked up at the cloudless sky and the sun hanging in the air.

"Then let's give it a try..."

"Gungnir," which is combined with "Yuktrasil," locks onto its target through its soul aura.

But as Slytherin fled, he seemed to be invading Medea's soul.

If he finds an opportunity to succeed, his soul will change.

At that point, Scott's magic will also lose its target.

In short, if we miss this opportunity, we may not be able to catch him again.

Scott didn't want an enemy lurking in the shadows.

"it is good."

Savannah agreed readily.

"Or, you can wait for me here."

Because Savannah described the sky as dangerous, Scott suggested that he go after her alone.

Savannah shook her head.

"I told you, I can help you."

She jumped off the giant wolf's back, looking at Scott with unwavering eyes.