The Hogwarts Emerald

Chapter 445 The fight begins! Let the fight begin!
In the weed-covered cemetery, Voldemort returns tonight, and now that he has a new body, he is still extremely powerful.

Voldemort tamed the violent flaming giant snake in a few moves, and controlled the giant snake to chase Sirius and Ada who tried to escape. As a demon who kills without blinking an eye, how could he allow these two people to slip away in front of him!

The giant flaming snake stood tall, spewing flames mercilessly, setting fire to everything it touched. The huge snake head also smashed towards the tombstone where Ada was hiding.

When danger came, Ada no longer cared about anything else. She stood up from behind the tombstone and planned to face Voldemort head-on and save her life.

Ada raised her right hand holding the magic wand, and the giant flaming snake was like being whipped hard by a whip. The falling snake head raised up in pain, and the whole body became a lot smaller.

Sirius on the other side did not intend to surrender, even though Harry's wand did not fit, he still bravely resisted Voldemort. Sirius also left the tombstone where he was hiding, and used a spell to distract Voldemort's energy, so that he could not concentrate on dealing with Ada.

Many proud people have a problem, that is arrogance, Voldemort is no exception. Voldemort is a proud person, in his view, it is easy to fight two people alone.

Voldemort simply waved his wand casually to block Sirius' attack, and then shot out a dazzling green light with his wand, which made the ant who dared to attack him miserable.

At this time, Ada also escaped from the attack of the giant fire snake.

Ada pressed down with her right hand holding the magic wand and her empty left hand at the same time, and the giant flaming snake was suddenly pressed to the ground. The huge impact force directly caused the giant snake to dissipate, and set off layers of scorching air waves.

The air wave rolled in, and Voldemort had to stop. He raised his wand horizontally in front of him, and a barrier like black fog immediately appeared in front of him, withstanding the impact of the air wave.

The Death Eaters behind Voldemort were not so calm. Those who reacted quickly drew their wands to resist, while those who reacted slowly, like Crabbe, Goyle, and Foley, were swept away by the air wave and somersaulted several times in the air.

Taking this opportunity, Sirius escaped from danger and hid again.

It wasn't that Sirius was timid, but the effect of the Polyjuice Potion was wearing off, and his body was recovering at this moment. Not only did his wand no longer fit his hand, but even his robes no longer fit him.

After the storm, the cemetery returned to peace.

Voldemort did not continue to chase the two. He stood there, his scarlet eyes scanning the surroundings. Voldemort was arrogant, but not stupid. He ordered: "Kill him."

Hearing their master's order, Barty Crouch Jr., Lucius Malfoy, Avery, and McNeill quickly rushed in the direction of Sirius.

Voldemort was not afraid of fighting two enemies at once, but he knew that he needed to make a quick decision. There was no point in playing cat and mouse with these two. Since the other party had replaced Harry Potter, it meant that they had been prepared for it. Now was not the time to fight.

"Dumbledore has taught you a few tricks, hasn't he, Esmeralda Drizzt?" Voldemort said softly, his red eyes gleaming in the darkness. His voice was hissing, like a venomous snake.

When the portkey was first brought over, Voldemort was in poor condition and the cemetery was pitch black, so he did not recognize Ada immediately. But when Ada jumped out to save Sirius, Voldemort recognized her.

The girl who stopped him from taking the Philosopher's Stone, the girl with superb magical skills, the warrior of the Triwizard Tournament, if Voldemort still couldn't recognize her, he really should go to St. Mungo's to make an appointment.

"Come out, there is no point in hiding, it can't stop your death." Voldemort continued, "The great Lord Voldemort has kindly given you a chance for a one-on-one duel."

"That's what I meant." Ada came out from her hiding place, her fair cheeks covered with some dust. Ada could only do so much to help Sirius, whether he could escape or not depended on Sirius himself.

Since entering Hogwarts, Ada has only lost to two people, Dumbledore and Foley.

Dumbledore had nothing much to say. It was just a teaching, not a life-and-death battle. The only thing he really lost was welfare, but at that time Ada had only been exposed to magic for less than a year.

Everything had been going smoothly for her all along, but tonight she suffered a series of setbacks. How could Ada swallow this anger?
Barty's sneak attack turned Ada into a blessing in disguise, and she saw "another self" in her heart. It was this opportunity that made Ada realize her own shortcomings. She lacked recognition of the world and herself. Ada was always afraid and worried, afraid that this beautiful world was just a dream of hers, and that she was just a hurried spectator.

The more you have, the greater this worry becomes.

The worries in her heart made her detach herself from the world. She existed in this world, but she was also detached from it. How could a person who doubted her own existence reach the top and exert her full energy?

After talking to herself, Ada faced her own existence, recognized her own significance, and accepted the world. This was a successful redemption for her self who was always worried about gains and losses.

Seeing Ada stand up, Voldemort said: "Let us bow to each other, Drizzt. Etiquette must be observed. Dumbledore must want her students to show grace, the last grace in life."

As he spoke, Voldemort leaned forward, but his snake face was still looking at Ada.

Ada also leaned forward, her eyes also fell on Voldemort. She was not stupid. What if Tom Riddle played tricks on her?
Although in the past everyone was very particular about etiquette when fighting and would prepare themselves before fighting, later on someone named Sun Tzu proposed that "the art of war is based on deception."

They both bowed and stood up at the same time, but Ada was actually a little faster. She attacked without hesitation and cast the Stunning Spell decisively.

Of course, Voldemort would not be defeated by such a little trick. He waved his wand, not only blocking the stunning spell, but also turning defense into offense, with a black light hitting Ada directly.

This black light gave people an ominous feeling. Ada did not dare to take it head-on. She waved her left hand and a tombstone flew in front of her to block the invasion of the black light for her.

The tombstone was instantly blown to pieces, with broken pieces scattered everywhere.

Ada raised her left hand to block her eyes from the smoke and dust, and her right hand did not stop, and the Shattering Spell and the Disarming Spell flew out from the tip of her wand one after another. Luckily, the Disarming Spell was cast twice.

However, this still did not cause any trouble to Voldemort, but it made Voldemort look at Ada with a new respect. At this age, with such speed and attack power, Voldemort was even more murderous.

Of course, if someone may pose a threat to you, you must destroy him as soon as possible, the sooner the better. If you don't kill him, you can keep him alive for the New Year!
Thirteen years ago, Voldemort treated one-year-old Harry in this way; thirteen years later, Voldemort had the same plan. Even if he let Black escape, he would never let this girl go back alive!

No more trouble for ever! Voldemort immediately stepped up his attack, his red eyes cold and ruthless, like a demon in the dark night.

No, Voldemort is the devil.

Faced with the sudden increase in pressure, Ada was a little embarrassed. She fought and retreated, while Voldemort pressed on step by step.

The battle between the two also changed from a back-and-forth battle at the beginning to a one-sided suppression by Voldemort, and Ada could only fight back when she had time.

Fortunately, Ada was not a rookie, and her defense was impeccable. If it weren't for the fact that the Killing Curse could not be defended by magic, she might not have had weeds on her body.

After being beaten up so many times by the Trial Doll, Ada is quite experienced in defense. She just can't get used to Voldemort's strong oppression. In the life-and-death struggle, the oppression brought by Voldemort is not comparable to that of the Trial Doll.

The reason why Ida didn't use Flash to escape directly was that, firstly, she had a bottom line, and her bottom line did not allow her to abandon Sirius and escape alone. Secondly, she wanted Voldemort to be her whetstone. There was great terror between life and death, but also great opportunities.

Fortune and wealth must be sought through risk. Ada wanted to find her own path to success by fighting Voldemort.

(End of this chapter)