The sickly, iron-fisted beauty in Harry Potter

In the blink of an eye, a small snow-covered mountain was quickly erected, centered around the magical domain created by Maxim.

For this purpose, Maxim only used three relatively simple spells and did not cast any extremely powerful magic.

Even a few seconds later, as the avalanche continued, a Great Wall of ice and snow clearly appeared before everyone's eyes.

Unfortunately, even though Maxim skillfully used three spells to achieve what Dolly had to do with all her strength to cast a Transfiguration spell, he was still unable to do so.

It's obvious to anyone with eyes that the environment the three of them are in won't last long.

Because of the raging avalanche, some snowmen have already tumbled down with it, preparing to ambush the three people in the snow and ice.

Thick-skinned yeti are naturally close to snow, and only they can do this.

Just as some magical creatures love fire, it's not surprising that snowmen love snow.

These snowmen don't need to actually hurt all three people; as long as one of them can injure Dumbledore, Newt, and Maxim, their mission is considered complete.

"I've done all I can. Now it's up to you."

Maxim then calmly spoke up.

Although she wasn't truly out of options, she definitely wouldn't actually rush in and fight those snowmen to the death.

After all, this was the Ministry of Magic's task, not hers.

Although Maxim loves France and is willing to work hard for her country, it will take a long time before she can truly shoulder the responsibility of protecting it.

Then please give her the position of Minister of Magic first.

Unlike Dumbledore, she never participated in any political activities in order to curb her lust for power.

If given a choice, Maxim wouldn't mind becoming the first half-giant Minister of Magic in history.

"Thank you, Ms. Maxim. You can leave the rest to us."

Dumbledore spoke calmly, watching the icy storm descending from the sky, showing no intention of starting a fight.

With a wave of his wand, the already snowy and misty landscape became even more overcast, making the sky and snow-capped mountains almost indistinguishable.

Dolly's vision was even blurred, making it almost impossible for her to see what was happening.

It's important to know that although Dolly rides a flying broomstick, she is basically immune to avalanches.

But as a price, Dolly actually flew up to a height of twenty or thirty meters, since no one here could help her build a magic wall to stop the snowmen's attack.

The high vantage point also provided the best opportunity to observe the three people casting their spells, but unfortunately, Dumbledore simply waved his hand and unleashed two spells: Whirlwind and Clouds.

Dumbledore used to use these two spells a lot when he was young.

With these two spells, he could easily control the weather in all of London all by himself.

This leaves London's weather forecasters periodically immersed in the despair of the fact that meteorology no longer exists.

Moreover, the power of Dumbledore's two spells is unbelievable.

Because when he was young, he could control the fog and fog in London, reducing visibility to ten meters.

Dumbledore is clearly holding back now, or perhaps he doesn't want to waste too much magic on the environment.

This gave Dolly another chance to look, but the chance to see all the details clearly like before was gone forever.

Fortunately, Dumbledore's spells were also ordinary and easy to recognize, and Newt's spells were so simple that Dolly couldn't recognize them.

For example, Newt is now using the Restoration Charm!

Newt waved his wand, and the stones and ice blocks that were about to overflow the ice and snow walls flew back at a speed visible to the naked eye.

It was only then that Dolly realized that the Healing Charm could be used like this?

Simply put, these rolling stones or collapses are themselves part of the massive entity.

Now that Newt has cast a restoration spell on them, they instinctively want to return to their rightful places.

Some might even fly back like precise cannonballs, hitting the snowmen who originally mistook them for cannonballs.

Dolly gasped as she watched.

In other words, Newt is getting old.

Newt may not be the most powerful in magic or the most skilled in spells, but his all-around abilities are absolutely beyond the reach of most people.

For example, her current understanding of spells made Dolly, who was used to intelligence warfare, realize for the first time that magic could be used in such a flashy way.

Of course, Newt's actions wouldn't have any new effect, so let's just leave it at that.

After all, the snowmen won't be harmed by such a curse; they'll be more likely to be frightened.

Just as Dolly was pondering all of this, Dumbledore waved to her.

Dolly's eyes lit up, and she landed immediately, saying, "Is there something you need, Professor?"

Dolly had been hovering above everyone's heads, and when she flew down through the thick fog and avalanche, she startled Maxim.

She almost thought Dolly was about to collapse and needed their help.

Fortunately, Dumbledore knew how powerful Dorina was despite her seemingly frail body, so he felt safe letting her land directly.

"Now that you're here, please do your part as soon as possible."

Dumbledore began, “With Madam Maxim, pretend there are several people here.”

"You can use Transfiguration to create humanoid ice golems now. I've also prepared some clothes for them."

After saying that, Dumbledore actually pulled out two old robes.

Although Dolly could tell at a glance that these two robes were absolutely unsuitable for Dumbledore and Newt's identities.

However, the snowmen obviously wouldn't understand these things.

Dolly took the robe, conjured two ice figures, and made them wear it before asking, "What are you going to do? How are you going to fight?"

"If we keep going, the snowmen will definitely be able to hold on, but we can't hold on for long."

Although Dolly is in good condition now, she knows this situation cannot continue.

Even if Grindelwald and Dumbledore joined forces, they couldn't outlast nature.

At this moment, Newt happily said, "Actually, we were already prepared, and we can start the final battle at any time."

"Dumbledore, you promised me you would try not to kill them."

"Don't worry, Newt."

Dumbledore nodded and said calmly, "My flames are not Fiendfire. Although they can kill, they are under my control."

"If the snowmen stop resisting in a moment, I will immediately withdraw my flames and even ask you to help heal them."

Newt breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing Dumbledore's statement.

Even now that he's retired, his love for magical creatures has only grown stronger.

In a sense, Newt is even more free now that he's retired, allowing him to travel the world collecting all the magical creatures that need help.

Of course, this also means that he brought magical creatures from different countries to other different countries.

This kind of behavior of privately abducting or even illegally bringing magical animals into the country has naturally brought Newt a lot of fines and even infamy.

However, since Newt's name is listed below Dumbledore's, and given Newt's numerous achievements and his status as a retired old man, he is generally ignored.

"Judging from your statements, are you already certain of victory?"

Dolly asked in confusion, "Then how are you going to break through the snowmen's current defensive perimeter and find useful clues among the snowmen?"

"You're not suggesting that Professor Dumbledore should set the whole mountain on fire, are you?"

"of course not."

Dumbledore answered himself, saying, "I do not have such an ability; only a god could do such a thing."

"As for what we're going to do now, can you tell me, Newt?"

Dumbledore winked at Newt, who then smiled happily and said, "I just used a Restoration Charm to make you look surprised."

"But if I told you that the spell wasn't just a healing charm, that I added something to those snowballs and ice cubes, would you understand what happened now?"

Dolly immediately realized that Newt had used the prop he had just prepared.

So what are these so-called props?

It is naturally the egg of the Fire Ash Serpent.

Thinking of this, Dolly suddenly understood.

The eggs of these Fire Serpents were in grave danger after the Yetis took them, but now, with the addition of Dumbledore, a Dumbledore who can bask in the sun, things have taken a turn for the better.

Now it's Dumbledore's turn to perform.

192 End

Dumbledore walked out of the sanctuary built by Maxim with a smile.

The avalanche outside was still ongoing, and the wizards would never have been able to adapt to such a harsh environment.

However, Dumbledore added clouds and fog to the surrounding environment, reducing visibility to the lowest possible level on the mountaintop.

As a result, the environment, which was already extremely harsh for wizards, is now unbearable even for snowmen.

It's not that the snowmen can't survive in such an environment, but they are completely lost. The snowmen who originally planned to attack Dolly and her group quickly lost their way.

Dumbledore used some kind of magic to dispel the fog and snow around him, and then walked briskly toward the mountaintop.

He didn't use Apparition, but instead used the safest method, which was clearly the effect of some kind of magic.

As for what kind of magic it was, Dolly obviously couldn't recall the name.

Because Dumbledore knew not only the spells that ordinary wizards learned, but also ancient magic and runes.

Perhaps these spells are not powerful enough for Dumbledore to use in battle, but they are perfectly suitable for solving minor problems.

Soon, Dumbledore was nowhere to be seen from the group.

Dolly felt a little regretful.

She had wanted to get a closer look at Dumbledore's fire spell, but unfortunately, given the current conditions, Dolly didn't want to have a head-on confrontation with these snowmen.

Newt, thinking Dolly was worried about Dumbledore's safety, said, "Don't worry, trust Dumbledore. He's overcome countless situations far more dangerous than this along the way."