The Hogwarts Emerald

Chapter 611 Mutation
Almost all books on the market about Quidditch, or flying tools such as brooms, will contain this sentence: So far, wizards have not invented any spell that allows them to fly in human form without the aid of tools.

If wizards want to fly in the sky, they can only use tools such as flying brooms or flying carpets. The former focuses on speed, while the latter focuses on comfort. If you don't have these flying tools, you can only hope to mutate yourself, grow wings on your ribs and become a birdman, or become an insect.

In today's wizarding world, there are only three people who can fly without the aid of any tools: Ada, Voldemort, and Snape.

Even Dumbledore didn't know this kind of magic, which led to the headmaster focusing more on searching on the ground after losing Ada and neglecting to take precautions in the sky.

With a loud "boom", the unstoppable black fog fell with a breath of death!

In an instant, the mountains and rivers swayed, and the land with the landing point as the center cracked inch by inch; the lake water surged, and the changed color of the lake water raised huge waves several stories high, which also smashed heavily on the shore.

The earth is shaking! The waves are crashing against the shore!
Dumbledore is the greatest wizard of our time, and Voldemort has made a name for himself through killing. Compared to the two of them, Ada is just a young junior who is less than 20 years old.

Although she was still a young brat, her words had no weight at her age, but Ada became famous with her amazing achievements and constantly refreshed the wizards' perception of her.

The manor outside London, the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic, the Malfoy ancestral land in Wiltshire...

Along the way, Ada has proven herself through her actual achievements. She is not Dumbledore's favorite disciple, nor is she someone from the Rosier family. She is just herself, Esmeralda Drizzt.

Today, everyone knows her name, but no one knows that before becoming a wizard, Ada was an Obscurus. Not only did she survive the life and death of the Obscurus, she also used part of its power for her own use.

Every time she flies, Aida turns into a ball of black mist, which is the manifestation of the remaining power of Obscurus.

The flying talent plus the power of Obscurus have the effect of 1+1>2, allowing Ada to have extremely strong destructive power while flying.

Dust was flying, covering the sky and the sun, and the lake water turned into raindrops and fell down.

After hitting the ground, the black fog transformed back into Ada's original appearance. She thought that her thunderous attack could cause great trouble to the opponent and thus secure victory, but she still underestimated Dumbledore.

The White Lord is the White Lord after all, and his strength is unquestionable. Even though his combat power has declined from its peak due to old age and injuries, his fighting consciousness is still there, and he is still the Albus Dumbledore who looks down on the world.

As the black fog fell at high speed, Dumbledore felt the crisis spreading between heaven and earth.

Not daring to be careless, he protected himself in an instant and teleported away from the spot, thus avoiding being crushed by the black fog.

Dumbledore responded in time and appeared in the distance, his body swaying and his steps staggering. Before he could wave his wand to fight back, the aftermath of the explosion caused by the black fog hitting the ground caught up with him.

Ignoring the tinnitus, Dumbledore pointed the Elder Wand at the ground, and a golden light lit up, blocking the impact that could have damaged his internal organs. Just as he had stabilized his position, before Dumbledore could catch his breath, several water arrows attacked again, with the intention of killing him completely.

The old wand was waved in front of him, and a golden-red ring of fire surrounded Dumbledore's body. The bright and warm ring of fire shot out thin flames to meet the water arrows, and the sound of crackling was endless.

However, Dumbledore could not hear the sound for the time being. The explosion did not damage his internal organs, but it caused him to have tinnitus. Dumbledore was amazed in his heart, while shaking his wand quickly, the backflowing lake water responded to his call, rolling up huge waves and rushing towards Ada. The White Devil's counterattack began!

The huge wave hit her head like a big hand. Ada held up her wand, and the magic barrier saved her from the embarrassment of being treated as a fly swatter by Dumbledore. The waves surged, one after another, and soon Ada was submerged by the lake.

Dumbledore waved his wand from bottom to top, and the lake swirled around Ada like a cocoon of molten glass.

One of them held up her wand and used both hands to keep the water prison impenetrable; the other was trapped inside, struggling with her hands and feet, trying desperately to get rid of the thing that was suffocating her.

In this fight, neither Ada nor Dumbledore, the teacher and the student, held back.

For many years, Dumbledore stood in front of Ada, being both a beacon in her life and a mountain pressing on her heart.

Today, Ada finally has the confidence to climb over mountains and cross rivers. How could she not want to cross this mountain!

The rolling lake water entangled Ada's arms and feet, like ropes and shackles. In this mass of lake water, Ada's magic power was slowed down, and it became difficult to cast spells.

The outcome seems to be about to be revealed. If Ada cannot break free, she will be buried at the bottom of the lake and become nourishment.

If Ada only saw the shadow of the Grim Reaper when facing Welfare in the first grade; and she saw the raised scythe of the Grim Reaper at the Little Hangleton Cemetery; then today, Ada saw the cold blade of the Grim Reaper and smelled the smell of decay and failure on his body.

The winner of this life-threatening duel was ultimately Albus Dumbledore, just like the legendary duel half a century ago.

It is said that when a person is about to die, he or she will see an illusion. At this moment, an illusion has appeared in Ada's eyes: it is boundless darkness, despair and loneliness; it is a girl huddled in a corner and sobbing, in agony...

The water dungeon was controlled by Dumbledore. The headmaster could feel the changes in the water. He could feel that Ada's resistance had become very weak.

Dumbledore closed his eyes and lowered his hands. The water prison collapsed instantly and fell back into the lake with a splash. He didn't really want to kill Ada.

But it was all too late. Ada had lost consciousness. Her emerald eyes faded, leaving only the terrifying whites of her eyes. Something like a black oily substance covered and swallowed her bit by bit!
The silence that had disappeared for many years came back to life at this moment!
When an Obscurial dies, the Obscurus usually disappears with it, but Ada's seamless connection means that the Obscurus does not completely dissipate, and a part of it still remains in her body.

This remaining power allowed her to reserve more magic power than ordinary people, and gave her amazing destructive power. In terms of destructive power alone, neither Dumbledore nor Voldemort could compare to Ada.

Unlike the situation outside Little Hangleton Village, Barty Jr.'s killing curse did not actually kill Ada. At that time, she still had firm control over her body, but was temporarily unable to move.

Today, the feeling of suffocation made Ada gradually lose control of her body, her mind began to disperse, and her consciousness began to blur. Just like a drowning person would instinctively grab everything around him, she chose an extreme method, giving Mo Moran an opportunity to take advantage of her.

Dumbledore in the distance suddenly opened his eyes. He saw the changes in Ada. He knew what that horrible, ominous aura was. He had seen it too many times!
(End of this chapter)