Harry Potter and the Legend of the Temple

Fenrir has absorbed enough energy to fill its entire body, but the fearful power around it is still pouring into its body.

It's like a perpetual motion machine with endless demands, greedily absorbing the surrounding energy, but the consequences of excessive absorption can be imagined.

Having absorbed a large amount of fear power, Louis relied entirely on his own willpower to aim the wand at a white spot on the body of the demon wolf. Many magic spells flashed through his mind subconsciously, but he finally chose a combat magic that didn't seem very useful.

"There are many obstacles!"

The red light of the obstacle spell was like a needle piercing a balloon that was about to reach its limit. Although it looked extremely inconspicuous, it was the last straw that broke it.

The spell didn't seem to work. The entire body of the demon wolf paused, and then froze there. The werewolf it pressed with its claws was also released, and Greyback slipped away from underneath. He felt that his whole body was about to fall apart.

"Boy, are you okay? Wake up and don't fall asleep."

Greyback lifted Louis up from the ground. Under the shroud of fear, Louis' body and mind suffered almost inhuman torture. When the obstacle spell hit Fenrir, the power of fear on him disappeared in an instant. Disappeared.

Louis could only reluctantly shake his head, the fatigue almost written all over his face, but he still stared at Fenrir's body in the sky.

The entire demon wolf began to expand extremely, and after about thirty seconds, it exploded in the form of an energy wave. Those who didn't know it thought it was a hydrogen bomb explosion experiment.

The energy body did not remain in the air for a long time. Almost all Fenrir's components came from the fear energy in people's hearts and dissipated in the air. Even the shock wave could not be felt by mortal bodies.

"There is such a creature under our werewolf tribe."

At this time, Greyback had returned to his original human appearance, and he smashed his mouth. Although there were many wounds on his body, they were better than the mental shock suffered by Louis, who seemed to be unable to even stand.

"This kind of creature is not naturally formed." Lewis fell beside the stone and explained slowly, "It might be guarding something?"

"What's the meaning?"

"Creatures composed of energy bodies should be composed of wizard magic, but this magic is much more advanced than any magic I have seen." Lewis said, "Besides, you have never heard that your werewolf tribe is guarding a Something like that?”

When he helped Buckbeak a year ago, he had read this in a book called "Basic Composition of Magical Creatures". All magical creatures were basically carbon-based life forms similar to those in the Muggle world. When Fenrir was eliminated, it was obvious that he was a living being composed of magical energy.

"No, at least not in my memory." Greyback thought for a long time and shook his head. "Although our tribe has existed here for a long time, I have almost never been to this land, and I have never been to this land since I was a child. I didn’t know there was such a place.”

"That's weird."

Lewis frowned. If this is the case, what is the meaning of the existence of the demon wolf Fenrir?

Suddenly, a burning sensation came from his chest. Louis looked down and saw something shining in his chest.

"Hey kid, there's something in that place."

Greyback pointed to the place where Fenrir had just exploded, and Louis stepped forward with his support. In that dusty land, there was a token-like thing that shone with a strange light like the thing in his chest.

"What's this?"

He leaned over and picked up the thing. Strangely enough, when he touched the token, the light emitted by the thing suddenly disappeared.

Louis turned the token over, and it was engraved with three swords.

I seem to have seen this somewhere.

A familiar feeling rushed to his face, and before Lewis could figure it out, a voice of emotion came from his mind.

"Hey, you kid, you are not very lucky."

"Mr. Lius? Do you recognize this thing?"

"No, but it is recorded here." Lius was naturally referring to Slytherin's notes, "Do you still remember what the Sphinx gave you when we first met?"

"I remember, it said that it was the key to opening the Temple of Merlin." Louis responded, "Is this also..."

"According to the Slytherin guy's records, this thing should be called the Proof of Courage. It is indeed one of the keys to opening the Merlin Temple."

"Proof of Courage..." Louis was a little surprised. It had been so long since he last obtained the Proof of Wisdom. He almost forgot that the temple existed.

"This Merlin's temple is said to have four keys." Lius flipped through the thick book, "But the specific location is unknown. Only by obtaining the four keys can the temple be truly opened."

"I've heard of this." Louis nodded, "The founder of Hogwarts once opened the temple. The four of them should each hold a key, and..."

Suddenly, Lewis remembered something, turned to Greyback and asked: "Did the werewolf tribe have a sword before?"

"A sword? It seems that I have had it before, but it has been lost for a long time." Greyback nodded, "It was brought from the elf tribe before. It was made by their strongest forger, and there was a red gem embedded in the middle. "

"But it was lost a thousand years ago. It still exists in the race records of the werewolf tribe. The reason for the loss is unknown, so it is very baffling. The leader of the tribe at that time also sent people to search for it, but no results were found."

There really is. Louis knew that the sword had not disappeared inexplicably, but that Gryffindor had passed the test of courage and received the reward that came with the certificate of courage.

Now, the sword that Greyback mentioned had disappeared inexplicably is lying in Dumbledore's office.

Lewis shook his head. He suddenly discovered that there was a small ball-like thing next to the certificate of courage that had just been placed on the ground.

He picked up the thing from the ground, and the small ball-shaped thing emitted a light that made Lewis almost throw the thing away.

He was sweating coldly and staring at this thing with some fear. The light emitted by that thing just now was exactly what happened when Louis faced Fenrir.

"It's interesting, this may be the Eye of Fear." Lius reminded Louis with interest, "This thing contains profound fear magic. If you can make good use of it, you might be able to turn the tide in the battle. effect.”

The Eye of Terror, isn't that something from the Demon Wolf? It's such a treasure. He carefully hid the eye in the stone, and then clapped his hands.

"Come on, Greyback, it's time to go out and take back what's ours."