Chapter 2103 Living Iceberg

Another devil!

Less than two days after leaving the Burrow, the demon appeared again, and this time even forced Mr. Blois to come and search for it along the way, so that he could return to the Burrow immediately to fight?

When Harry, who was on his way with a large team of wizards, saw Bulova, he was undoubtedly surprised. However, after the other party further explained the current situation at the Burrow, Harry had no time to think about it, and immediately exchanged the remaining task of leading the team to Blois, while he rode a broomstick at full speed. The Burrow flies away.

To be honest, Harry didn't really understand why he had to do it. After all, even if he could unleash the true power of the Gryffindor sword, with the strength of Safina and Bulova, he would never be inferior, and he knew that.

However, since Blois came here to say that in person, he didn't seem to have any reason to refuse.

And it must be said that the speed of traveling alone is much faster than leading so many people together. After more than ten minutes, Harry had already seen the appearance of Sarah's alchemy barrier.

From a distance, it looks like a huge translucent glass cover, covering a large area around the Burrow.

Harry glanced twice, but the broom under him didn't slow down at all. Just like that, it drove him past the barrier, and rushed straight to the white area on the other side.

At the same time, on the small hill near the ice fog, Safina who just saw Harry was shocked.

Potter?

Miss Grofeyn, said Harry who finally arrived here without getting off his broom, and hung aside, staring at the very suspicious ice fog not far away, Mr. Blois told me to come back. Delphi... in there?

Well, Safina followed him and glanced over there again, Did that Bulova tell you everything about it?

That's right! Almost.

While Harry answered casually, he was still looking at the white mist of ice, raised his left hand that was not holding the Gryffindor sword, and scratched his head vigorously.

Is this the cooling rule? He observed carefully.

Although Maca was not mentioned in his mouth, when he talked about the cooling rules, Maca's image still inevitably flashed in his mind.

yes,

Safina said aside, It should be the cooling rule, as Bulova mentioned before.

Really?

Harry nodded in understanding, and then said:

Then...Although Mr. Blois replaced me on purpose, what should I do next...?

Of course it's a fight! Safina shrugged, and then said, Actually, Delphi is the one who thinks that you need to be called here, she said, I'm afraid I must use your power this time.

Oh, I guess I have to thank her for trusting me.

Saying this, Harry finally lowered his raised left hand to his side and shook it slightly. The next moment, with a sword in one hand and a wand in the other, he didn't continue talking to Safina, and ran straight ahead.

Boom!

After all, this ice fog is not a conventional fog. Not only can it exist for a long time, but its density is also much denser than ordinary fog. When Harry bumped into it with his head, he could even really feel as if he was stuck in a ball of cotton.

Of course, the most important thing is... the temperature here is too low!

Delphi, who was the caster of the spell, naturally didn't care about it, but Harry, who was rushing into it right now, realized at that moment what it meant to be a bone-deep cold.

In just a few seconds, a large amount of icy scum began to condense on Harry's body.

hiss--

Covering his mouth, Harry gasped, trembling all over, and hurriedly waved his wand at himself first, trying to add some warmth to his body.

It's a pity that in such a thoroughly low-temperature environment, his spells didn't have much effect.

Dale...cluck...Fee?

Harry gripped the Gryffindor sword tightly and couldn't help shouting, only to find his teeth chattering non-stop. The breath spewed out of the mouth turned into a large cloud of white steam, and was mixed in the ice mist, making it difficult to distinguish each other.

Can't see anything.

After shouting so loudly without getting any response, Harry was really too cold to bear. Seeing that this would definitely not work, he hesitated for a moment, and then simply swung his wand forward again.

call--

Suddenly, a gust of wind quickly formed in the icy fog, engulfing a large amount of cold air and sweeping forward.

Obviously, although the ice fog produced by Sarah's ice bird self-explosion is special, it is still completely different from the gray fog that enveloped Britain at the beginning. Harry's gust of wind immediately pushed away the large swath of fog, revealing the real scene in front of him.

Delphi!

Harry finally saw Delphine—and saw him leaning on his staff, with his back turned to him, standing on top of a high iceberg.

Oh, to say it's an iceberg, maybe it's somewhat exaggerated! But at least it is much higher than the small hill where Safina was just now.

And... to be honest, this iceberg looks a little weird.

Is it... the shape? Or is there something wrong? No... wait, where is the demon?

Because everyone was in a hurry before, Bulova and Safina didn't have time to explain the situation to Harry in detail, which led to Harry not knowing until now that the demon who caused the riot this time true colors.

However, just when Harry was about to go to Delphine to ask her for clarification, he suddenly felt an inexplicable vibration from the ground.

what?

Harry subconsciously lowered his head and glanced at the ground. And it was at that moment that another tremor suddenly struck, the magnitude of which was more than double that of the previous one.

Immediately at the next moment, accompanied by a thrilling sound of click, click, Harry finally looked up in a hurry. This time he finally saw that the place he thought was a tall mountain slope covered in ice had actually cracked many deep gaps. And in the depths of those fissures, the dark textures made his heart tremble suddenly.

retreat!

Suddenly, Delphi, who had been standing motionless on the top since just now, suddenly jumped up high and shouted without looking back. Harry, who was observing the situation carefully, reacted immediately when he heard the words... Although his movements were a little awkward due to the ice fog, he quickly got on the broom and flew back backwards as he said.

In the next second, with a bang, the iceberg exploded.

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