I'm the king of the roll at Hogwarts

Chapter 86 The Invisible Sword

Yes, that kind of negative emotion has always been lurking between the two of them.

The so-called tracer is a spell implanted in young wizards by the Ministry of Magic to detect wizards under the age of seventeen engaging in magical activities. The spell will automatically disappear after they reach adulthood.

Of course, this kind of thing is unstable and the positioning is not very accurate. For example, when Dobby caused trouble at Harry's house a few days ago, the Ministry of Magic could only locate the approximate location - they couldn't be sure who cast the spell, but unfortunately, it was known that only Harry could use magic in that house, so Harry naturally took the blame.

Just like if you lose your mobile phone in real life, most mobile phones now have positioning functions, but you cannot confirm which unit or household it is in in the building, and you have no reason to ask someone to help you search door to door - unless you lost something confidential.

After all, you have no reasonable reason, just like Potter, Dobby just used a small levitation spell - the Ministry of Magic is not so idle as to find him and use the Flashback Charm on his wand?

Not enough to cover the travel expenses...

Why did Catherine dare to use magic at home? Because her mother was a wizard... The Ministry of Magic couldn't be sure whether it was her mother or she who cast the magic, so in a wizard family, such things would be passed over with a blind eye. Anyway, it wasn't Avatar Somnolence... It was a death sentence, wasn't it?
As for why the trace thread was implanted, it was probably because of the Wizarding Statute? After all, it was hard for a child to control his desire to show off. If he played Return of the Dragon King with his former classmates or showed off his magic, it would be a big deal.

It is precisely because of this that even though both of them have the ability to cast spells without a wand, they cannot use magic easily because the traces may contain something that may influence their emotions.

"We should think of a solution." Luna's voice did not sound panicked at all.

Louis drew out his crystal sword and skillfully made a sword flower.

"Actually, my swordsmanship is pretty good too."

As he spoke, he lightly tapped the sword with his fingers, causing a crisp echo.

Not far away, a wailing sound that was not something a human could make was heard.

"It's an Inferi." Catherine recognized the humanoid monster walking in the distance: "Strange... How could there be such an evil thing here..."

"This evil undead monster is extremely afraid of fire and sunlight." She looked up at the sky and added, "It seems that we can't rely on sunlight now... Do you know the fire spell?"

This question was asked to Luna.

Luna stared at Catherine blankly for a moment, and suddenly a cheerful smile broke out on her face - there was obviously no intention of mocking her, but it still made Catherine feel a little embarrassed.

Louis looked at Luna's smiling face and couldn't help but laugh too.

He read the meaning of "Am I the crazy girl or are you the crazy girl" from Luna's smiling face.

"Stop laughing!" Katherine's face showed embarrassment. In her haste, she really forgot that Luna was just a little wizard who had not yet gone to school.

Then, she felt her arm being pulled.

Turning around, she saw Louis, holding something in his hand - Louis' hand seemed to be holding something, but she couldn't see anything.

"What are you doing?" Catherine asked in confusion.

"Catch the sword, what are you standing there for?" Louis was also confused. How could you not see such a huge treasure in my hand?

"Sword?" Catherine was really stunned this time: "Isn't the crystal sword in your other hand? You..."

"Can't you see?"

"Now is no time for jokes, fawn."

"That's strange..." Louis was completely confused. He could clearly see the sword in his hand... Just when he didn't know what to say, Luna at the side spoke.

"I saw it. It was a black broadsword."

"Yes, yes, it's this dark sword, can you see it?" Louis handed the dark sword to Luna as if he had found a soulmate.

Luna was about to refuse. How could a little girl like her lift this sword that looked so heavy? But when she held the Dark Sword in her hand, she found that she was wrong - this sword was not as heavy as she had imagined, but as light as a goose feather.

"I need to remind you, Mr. Mountbatten." Luna sang, "Mr. Volley just said that only fire can harm the Inferi."

"Oh... yes." Louis took out a handful of pine oil-like substance from his pocket - actually from the dimensional space given by the system, and smeared it on the blade of Luna's dark sword.

A specialty from the High Walls of Lothric - charred rosin.

The moment he loosened his hand, the dark sword burst into flames.

Only then did Catherine see that there really was a sword, wrapped in flames, with a transparent outline that was clearly visible.

"It's true..." she said suddenly.

Luna looked at the burning dark sword in her hand with some obsession, and said with interest: "How cool! I have long wished that I could have a sword, but my father wouldn't let me."

"I'll give it to you." Louis said generously, and reminded: "Only if the three of us can get out of here."

As they were talking, the three of them were also surrounded by the corpses.

Louis followed suit, smeared some resin on the spirit sword and handed it to Catherine.

"Then what are you going to do?" Catherine did not answer, but asked with concern.

Louis picked up the lion-head stick and said with a smile: "It doesn't matter, I have my own way."

“No—no.” Catherine stopped him anxiously: “You can’t cast a spell now…”

"It's okay." Louis laughed, and under Catherine's gaze, a transparent straight sword with a blue halo slowly extended from the tip of the staff.

Secret Technique: Kalia Swift Sword.

The magic from the border area can also cause harm to dark creatures - this magic does not belong to this world, so... Trace cannot detect it.

"Trust me, Kathy." Louis looked at Catherine tenderly.

Catherine said nothing more and silently took the crystal sword.

Having put aside the barriers between them, she now has unlimited trust in Louis.

Inferi actually look the same as normal people, except that their skin is a little paler, and their most obvious sign is their white, cloudy eyes. In the sixth book of the original novel, the Inferi that Harry and Dumbledore encountered in the middle of the lake were mostly homeless Muggle vagrants, and some of them were male and female wizards who "disappeared" for no reason.

But the corpses they are facing now, judging from their dress, do not seem to belong to this era, but more like people from the Middle Ages.

They roared and growled at the three men, but were afraid of the blazing flames on the swords in Katherine and Luna's hands and did not dare to move forward.

(End of this chapter)