Hogwarts lazy snake

When Horn ran towards Harry, Voldemort saw this scene, and the mocking smile on his face became even more intense. He continued to say to Dumbledore: "Look, Dumbledore, your students can't wait to abandon you. Are your noble virtues and great ideals so vulnerable in the face of reality?"

However, Dumbledore was not affected by Voldemort's ridicule. His eyes were fixed on Horn's back with a hint of determination in his eyes.

He just waved his other hand lightly, and a silent and wandless magic attack was instantly launched.

An orange light shot straight towards Horn like an arrow, leaving a bright trail in the dim room. The surrounding air seemed to be squeezed by this force, making a slight whistle.

Voldemort saw this scene and just stood there quietly, not paying any attention. He thought to himself whether Dumbledore would really kill the little wizard.

In Voldemort's calculations, a little wizard who could cause Dumbledore's emotions was much more valuable than an admirer who had just turned against him and was fighting against "greed" and whose true and false admirer was unknown.

Therefore, he was more inclined to the existence of the former. Whether alive or dead, this little wizard seemed to be able to become a chess piece in his hand to deal with Dumbledore.

Horn seemed to be running towards Harry with great joy, completely unaware of the dangerous orange light behind him.

Just as the orange light was about to hit Horn, Harry suddenly stood up with strength from somewhere, waved his wand and shouted, "Shield, protect yourself!" A transparent shield instantly appeared behind Horn, and the orange light hit the shield, bursting out with a dazzling light and energy fluctuations.

Horn was so frightened by this sudden change that his heart almost jumped out of his throat. He turned around suddenly like a frightened rabbit.

What came into view was Harry lying on the ground, still somewhat weak. His face was as pale as paper, and his forehead was covered with beads of sweat. However, his eyes were filled with incomparable determination, like the brightest star in the night sky.

"What are you doing, Horn?" Harry's voice was as weak as a candle in the wind, but full of questioning, "How could you betray us and follow Voldemort?"

Horn looked at Harry and winked, as if with a hint.

Harry understood what he meant instantly, because there was a tacit understanding between them, a trust cultivated through countless times facing danger together.

Harry pretended that the defensive magic he had just cast had used up the last of his strength. His body seemed to have lost support and he leaned weakly towards Horn.

Horn immediately held his wand and blocked Harry in front of him. His actions seemed fierce, but in fact they were cautious.

Dumbledore was slightly relieved when he saw Harry saving Horn, but he still looked at Voldemort with vigilance. "Tom, you won't succeed. No matter what means you use, we will not let you endanger the world again."

Because he regretted his move right after he made it, otherwise, with Harry's barely enough protective magic, how could he have easily blocked his attack.

Voldemort laughed: "Dumbledore, you are still so naive. This little wizard has already seen the truth, but you are still struggling in vain."

At this moment, Horn immediately blocked Harry in front of him with his wand, and put his wand against Harry's neck, shouting to Dumbledore: "Principal Dumbledore, stop resisting fearlessly, or Harry Potter will die."

Harry could clearly feel the slight coolness of Horn's wand against his neck, but he knew it was just a disguise.

At the same time, he felt the purifying power of the patron saint on Horn's body like a trickle, slowly taking effect on him. That power was like the morning sun penetrating the thick fog, dispelling the haze in his body bit by bit.

Moreover, Horn supported himself with his hands behind his back, and seemed to be quietly absorbing the strange power in his body that made him powerless.

As the power was absorbed, Harry's dizzy head gradually became clearer.

His mind began to become clear, and he became more certain that Horn had no intention of hurting him. He also guessed that Horn was carrying out a dangerous plan and he had to cooperate with him, even if it seemed like a dangerous gamble.

When Voldemort saw Horn holding Harry hostage, a playful look appeared on his pale face.

There was a gleam of interest in his narrow eyes, as if he were examining an interesting new toy.

His originally tense body relaxed a little and he let out a low laugh: "Haha, Dumbledore, it seems that the situation is becoming more and more interesting. Your favorite student is now on my side."

As he spoke, he took a small step slowly in the direction of Horn and Harry, as if wanting to appreciate Dumbledore's embarrassment up close.

When Dumbledore saw Horn holding Harry hostage, a flash of astonishment flashed across his face, but it was quickly replaced by worry and calmness.

When Dumbledore heard Horne's words, he took a deep breath and said in a steady and majestic voice: "Horn, you are blinded. Do you think Voldemort will abide by such an agreement? His goal from beginning to end is destruction and ruin. He will not let go of anyone who opposes him, including you."

Then Dumbledore's eyes slowly moved from Horn to Voldemort, with a sharp look in his eyes that saw through everything: "Tom, you always try to use such cruel means to achieve your goals. Are you afraid of a child now? This is not in line with your great approach, Voldemort."

Hermione and others behind the flame door also heard Zero's conversation. Their eyes widened instantly, and their faces were full of disbelief.

She subconsciously covered her mouth with her hands to prevent herself from screaming.

Her body was shaking slightly, and her heart was filled with anxiety and anger. She wanted to rush out to rescue Harry, but she knew that such a rash action might make the situation worse.

Ron was furious, his face flushed red, his eyes fixed on Horn, his hands clenched into fists, and he wished he could rush over and punch Horn right away.

He gritted his teeth and cursed in a low voice: "This traitor, how could he do this to Harry!"

He turned around and fired at Hermione, "Look, look, this is the Horn you trusted, this is the Horn you asked to save Harry, look at what he is doing now."

Hermione didn't know what to do for a moment. The three of them were originally going to go back upstairs, but they were afraid that Horn wouldn't be able to deal with Snape, so they turned back.

Then they saw this strange flaming door, and the three of them could also clearly see the situation on the other side of the door.

He also realized that it was indeed not Snape and that Horn was wrongly blamed. However, after seeing Harry being kidnapped, Ron found it difficult to suppress his emotions.