Harry Potter: Sacrifice of Creation

The wound torn by the Crushing Spell was receding around it.

That's right, it just faded, and those wounds torn by the Crushing Curse continued to shrink under a magical force, and finally, they all disappeared.

There was only a fist-sized blood hole left, which was too big, but the situation had improved, at least, a wound of that size no longer bleed.

Looking at Turners like this, everyone found that Turner's state at this time did not seem to be as bad as they thought.

At this time, Voldemort had gradually recovered, and after getting up from the ground, he did not immediately start attacking, because, at this time, his internal organs were damaged, and he was not easy to move, so he needed to recover slowly.

At this time, with the support of the vitality of Keke and other magical creatures, Turners had recovered a lot, and the wound that was originally the size of a fist was already smaller at this time.

And, during this time period, Turners had begun to cast spells that he had only used once, which he had only learned when he had borrowed the snapping turtle's ability to survive underwater.

Unexpectedly, in this battle, he would also use this magic.

This magic is very magical, and it can borrow the power of the magical creatures it has contracted, whether it is the other party's physical fitness, elemental affinity, magical power, or innate instinct, it can be borrowed.

Perhaps, it is precisely because of this magic that the former user, Solomon, is so addicted to it that he was finally overshadowed by magical creatures and ended up miserable in his old age.

However, with the lessons of the past, Turners has always been shy away from this magic.

Now that it's this time, Turners naturally won't care so much anymore, and directly use this magic.

The object he borrowed was the Norwegian Spinal Dragon Nobo in the Dragon's Lair, who was in a very rich fire attribute environment because of his adult life.

In addition, before he was born, he had been conceived by very pure fire attribute energy, which led to Noble's strength, far exceeding that of ordinary fire dragons.

Now, if Turners borrowed his power, the increase he could obtain was undoubtedly very huge.

When Turners activated his magic, Voldemort didn't think about interrupting Turner's magic.

However, in addition to Dumbledore watching from the sidelines, he had already felt it before, and the terrifying defense of the dragon's wing shield was simulated in his heart, and finally he sadly found that even if he used all his strength, it would take at least a few minutes to break this defense.

In this time period, regardless of whether Turner's magic was over or not, even if it wasn't, Dumbledore had already found enough opportunities to give him a fatal blow.

So, after thinking about it, Voldemort finally gave up on the idea of wanting to do it now and deal with Turner.

Anyway, in such a state now, he is already very satisfied.

From the beginning of fighting Turners and Dumbledore alone, to later, he duel with Turners alone.

Even if Turners was able to perform this magic next, he didn't think he would be able to beat even a child.

After all, he is too powerful now, not to mention anything else, at least for the improvement in strength brought by transforming into a magical creature, he has not fully adapted to it until now.

He could clearly feel that when he became familiar with his own strength, he would definitely be more than twice as powerful as he was now.

With such a huge advantage, he can't afford to let Dumbledore intervene in the end, which may be self-defeating.

It's just that his sense of superiority didn't last long, and Turner's state under the protection of the Dragonwing Shield slapped him in the face.

Because, he saw a very familiar scene, on Turner's body, there were also very small scales, such a change, he was naturally very clear, this is not his own magic creature transformation!

What the hell is going on? Doesn't it mean that magical creature transformation is difficult to master? Isn't it true that magical creature transformation is not a miracle that humans can grasp at all?

Now what's going on?!!

The reason why he was able to get the transformation of a magical creature was that he knew very well how many hardships and hardships he had gone through, and no one could imagine what he had gone through in order to get the transformation of this magical creature.

However, one thing he can be sure of is that what he has experienced will never happen to Turners.

However, the transformation of a magical creature that he had worked so hard to obtain was now so easily appeared in the body of a teenager, what was going on?

Why is this so unjust?

The powerful strength that I have obtained through a lot of hard work, and some people actually get it so easily, what the hell is going on!

At this time, not only Voldemort was full of question marks, but even Dumbledore and the other wizards present were full of questions, not knowing what was going on.

Harry, who was protected in the crowd, suddenly remembered the abnormal changes in Turner's body after he entered the Black Lake in the second game.

At that time, Harry thought that it was because Turners also used a certain potion, which caused the physical changes, but it was probably because the potion varieties were different, so the changes between them were also different.

But now it seems that this is not the case, what Turners did at that time should be the transformation of magical creatures, and only this explanation can make it possible to explain himself later, in many magic books, I have not found the reason for the introduction of this potion.

Looking at Turner, who was gradually changing at this time, Harry was also full of envy, although he didn't know what it meant by such power, but there was no doubt that the increase brought by it was very powerful.

If you can have such power, does it mean that you can seek revenge on your enemy, Voldemort?

Just as Harry was thinking like this, the change in Turners in the field at this time was basically coming to an end.

At this time, the surface of Turner's body was completely covered by a layer of inky black scales, which was different from Voldemort's very cold feeling.

The aura exuded by Turners was very violent.