call out--
A withered branch floated up from the water. As Amosta waved his arm, the branch suddenly cut through the space filled with the aura of death and headed straight for Godric Gryffindor's feet!
sieve--
The branch penetrated the sole of Gryffindor's foot and was nailed directly into the dirt, but there was no drop of blood left.
"Is it really still fake..."
Looking at the trembling dead branch and Gryffindor whose expression had not changed at all, Amosta breathed a sigh of relief and took the initiative to speak to Godric Gran, one of the four founding giants of Hogwarts recorded in history. Fendo's decision to test was not an easy decision to make, it required a lot of courage.
Amosta stared quietly at this phantom that he could not see any flaws in. It could almost be fake and real, and his heart was still shrouded in huge confusion.
The situation he encountered now had no similar precedent recorded in any magic book, and it was impossible for anyone to tell him what was going on. Amosta had no other choice but to rely on his own wisdom to speculate.
"There is no doubt that Godric Gryffindor came to this secret realm in person over the years. The trajectory of his existence was recorded by the chaotic time sequence of this secret realm, and he appeared as a shadow in front of me-- "
Amosta narrowed his eyes slightly, and his penetrating eyes seemed to reveal the secrets left by time. He murmured in a voice that could only be heard by himself,
"The effect of Gryffindor slashing with his sword in mid-air..., I understand, I exist in the path of his exploration of the secret realm. Those 'clean cracks' are what Gryffindor created thousands of years ago. What was created...is really a terrible wizard."
If it were Amosta himself, it would not necessarily be impossible if he wanted the effect of a spell to last for thousands of years. Those spells that involve 'rules' and are integrated with nature and can operate on their own can indeed last for a long time, but That was in the outside world. The magical environment here was so weird that no spell could withstand the effects of 'death'.
"...So, the ancestors of the Druids have also seen the phantom of Godric Gryffindor, or is it just me..."
Amosta couldn't answer this question for the time being, but he had a vague feeling that Vitia and her ancestors had never seen Gryffindor's trajectory. Otherwise, they would have gone to Hogwarts to seek help. Helped.
"But why does such a coincidence exist?"
All coincidences in the world have ulterior motives. Amosta didn't believe that it was just a pure coincidence that Gryffindor's shadow appeared in front of him as soon as he entered this secret realm. So, what exactly...
Suddenly, Amosta frowned and thought of a possibility.
"I had a burst of magic on the lake before, and after that, Gryffindor appeared... Is this waiting for me?!"
Although he roughly understood the state of Gryffindor in front of him, there was still a lot of confusion.
Why is Gryffindor looking for the Island of Avalon? What he murmured - 'The stone pillar found by Rowena, Helga's prophecy'... I am afraid that the four giants were planning something crucial thousands of years ago. things.
In addition, Avalon Island, which is obviously the holy land of the Druid sect that advocates life, is in a scene of doomsday. However, it is called the "Place of Merlin's Eternal Rest" by Vidia. The result of the divination by Vidia's previous priest, All of this seems to be inextricably linked to himself.
While Amosta was meditating, Gryffindor, who was looking around, seemed to notice something. He waved away the Patronus and turned around and walked in one direction along the embankment.
Amosta suppressed the many doubts in his heart and did not dare to neglect. He quickly got out of the mud on the shore and followed closely behind Gryffindor's shadow.
The two people walked along the embankment for about two minutes. After that, an oak boat with a simple shape but exquisite workmanship appeared in Amosta's field of vision.
At this point, Amosta is completely convinced that the island in the sky where he is located is the island of Avalon in myths and legends, because both Muggle and wizard books have clearly recorded that Avalon The island is surrounded by swamps, woods and fog, and the center of the island can only be reached by boat.
For a legendary wizard like Godric Gryffindor, the magic of death and decay that permeates this place cannot cause much hindrance to him. He can fly through the swamp under the mist on the Patronus just now. He went directly to the center of the island, but he did not do so.
After entering the island, Gryffindor became taciturn. He kept staring at the island with a deep gaze, and there seemed to be some determination brewing in his eyes.
With a neat leap, Gryffindor stepped onto the boat, but the waterline of the oak boat did not change at all. Even the narrow hull did not sway at all. But when Amosta jumped on the boat, the hull swayed. Suddenly it sank two feet.
Amosta's eyes flashed, and this phenomenon once again confirmed Amosta's guess that the Gryffindor who appeared here was not the real person.
Judging from the size, it seems that this small boat can only stand one person. Gryffindor stands in the center of the cabin, and Amosta can only squat half-bent at the stern. Of course, Gryffindor's current form is smaller than Worse than a ghost, Amosta could just penetrate his body and sit more securely.
But out of caution and respect for Godric Gryffindor himself, Amosta did not choose to do this. He stared at Gryffindor's back with respect in his eyes.
A few months ago, when Amosta was still teaching at Hogwarts, he talked to Potter and Granger one night about his mysterious purple eyes. When thinking about how to fight against a wizard like Dumbledore, the two little guys expressed incredible shock, probably thinking that this was something that was impossible to do, while Amosta thought that any powerful legend would be able to do it. Will be surpassed by latecomers.
At this moment, Amosta still thinks that this concept is correct, but for the four founding giants of Hogwarts... Judging from the strength of Gryffindor just revealed at the tip of the iceberg, to be honest, Amosta I must admit that I have no idea how I can compete with such a powerful wizard...
Sensing that someone had entered the cabin, the oak boat automatically swam toward the center of the swamp, smoothly and without any fluctuations, as if it were marching on the ice.
Gradually, Amosta was attracted by the scene in the swamp just like Gryffindor. He saw in the water that was not deep, frozen in the mist in mid-air, lay the gray and white bones of many magical animals. .
Amosta is not an expert on magical animals, but he has extensive knowledge. He can vaguely identify the bones of many types, including three-headed dogs, fire dragons, unicorns, pegasus, elves... and many magical creatures. They were mortal enemies. A long time ago, they lived here and coexisted peacefully, but now, they have all been killed by the evil magic that exists on the island.
At this moment, a huge humanoid skeleton gradually emerged from the vague fog.
This skeleton seems to belong to a giant, but the existing giants in the magic world are only about twenty feet tall, and the height of this skeleton is almost as high as the new six-story dormitory building in the orphanage!
Silently, Amosta opened his mouth quietly as he looked at the skeleton. . .
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