Chapter 159: Brave Fox

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After the Apparition, Tom's body seemed to be a little dim. In fact, before Tom was completely separated from Laura's supply, what Tom could do was greatly limited. Now Tom is not the Dark Lord. He is just a wizard with Laura's total magic power, although he is experienced.

"It seems that Laura Chris's magic power can't withstand my consumption, tut tut..." Tom looked at Laura with pity, "If it were you, I think I could barely hold up my consumption, Fanlin!"

"You are dreaming!" Fanlin cast another spell, but was still avoided by Tom. He didn't want to have too much fighting and contact with Fanlin.

"It seems that you need a new playmate, Fanlin... How about the Slytherin Python?" Tom seemed to ask, but he didn't have the opportunity for Fanlin to speak.

Tom turned around and raised one hand towards the statue of Slytherin.

"Harry, I'm going to teach you a little lesson. Let Voldemort, the descendant of Salazar Slytherin, learn about the famous Harry Potter and his lowly friends and the best weapon Dumbledore gave him."

A strange sound rang out. It was Parseltongue. The sound was like a snake rubbing against a stone slab.

"Come on, let me formally introduce you to my most loyal servant, the Slytherin Python..." Tom looked at the two of them, as if he remembered something.

"Of course... Harry, this time, your Parseltongue can't save you. He only listens to me!"

Farlin turned and looked up at the statue. Fawkes began to shake on Harry's shoulder.

The giant face of Slytherin's stone sculpture began to move. Harry saw Slytherin's mouth opening wider and wider, revealing a huge black hole.

There seemed to be something rolling inside the statue, sliding straight up from the bottom depths.

Farlin nervously retreated repeatedly until he hit the dark stone chamber wall. He wanted to close his eyes tightly.

Harry did the same, but what was worse was that Fawkes also began to take off, his wings brushing Harry's cheeks. Harry wanted to shout, "Don't leave me!"

But how could a young phoenix defeat a ferocious and huge monster? Moreover, this damn giant python had a pair of eyes that could kill with one touch.

Fan Lin suddenly opened his eyes and wanted to struggle.

"ConjunctivtusCurse!" Fan Lin didn't think too much, and he could only wait for death if he closed his eyes.

With a bang, a beam of fiery red magic sparks collided with Fan Lin's ConjunctivtusCurse in mid-air. It was Tom's spell.

"It's useless..." Tom looked at Fan Lin mockingly, "The same trick can't save you again, Fan Lin Al... Get ready to be judged, dirty half-blood!"

"You too, Tom! Only people like you dare not face it!" Fan Lin sneered unceremoniously, and he rolled up the water with his wand and shot it towards the hole in the Slytherin statue.

Suddenly, a water-blue symbol floated out from the front of Fanlin's wand, and Tom saw that all the water was frozen there, including the hole where the basilisk was going to come out.

"It's powerful, it seems that you are still a good seedling... How about it, are you interested in joining me with Harry, I can forgive your past!" Tom nodded with satisfaction. If the two joined his team and became a glorious Death Eater, Tom would still be happy to accept it.

"You are dreaming! Tom." Fanlin pointed his wand at Tom again.

"Oh, that's a pity!" Tom chuckled, "Do you really think that your poor spell or magic can resist Slytherin's python?"

As if in response to Tom's words, Fanlin could. Clearly hear the sound of ice breaking.

"Let's go, Harry, hurry up, don't look back!" Fanlin pulled Harry, and they ran outside around the pillar.

The ground was shaking, as if something heavy was walking on the floor of the stone chamber, and Harry knew what happened. He could feel the giant python stretching its curled body in Slytherin's mouth, and then Tom hissed again: "Kill them."

Fanlin had closed his eyes, so he couldn't see the road in front of him at all. Suddenly, Fanlin tripped and fell heavily on the stone slab. The giant python was only a few feet away from him. He could hear it swimming forward. With an explosive spit above, something hit Fanlin hard and pressed him against the wall.

Fanlin's light gave himself some protective measures. When he was waiting for the giant python to bite him, he heard more crazy hisses and the sound of hitting the stone pillar.

He couldn't stand it anymore. Fanlin opened his eyes and peeked around. He needed to know that Harry was still alive.

But fortunately, Harry was obedient and didn't open his eyes. He was hit by the giant python's tail just now and flew away. The whole person curled up under the stone pillar.

Harry still held the sorting hat tightly in his hand.

After confirming that Harry was fine, Fanlin turned his head and peeked in the direction of the basilisk, but fortunately he was blown far away, and the basilisk did not cast its eyes on him.

The giant snake's body was glowing with an ugly green light, as thick as an oak trunk, held high in the air, and the huge and heavy snake head was shuttling between the stone pillars like a drunk.

Fanlin was trembling all over, and when Fanlin was about to close his eyes, he saw Fox flying around the snake's head, and the basilisk bit it angrily, and the snake's tongue was as long and thin as a saber.

Fox dived down, and as its long golden beak pierced the snake's head, a stream of black blood spilled on the ground. The snake's tail began to whip violently, almost hitting Vanlin and Harry, and Vanlin had no time to close his eyes. It turned around and Vanlin saw its face and its eyes, two huge bright yellow eyes, both of which had been pierced by Damocles. Blood continued to flow to the ground, and the giant python gasped in pain.

"No!" Vanlin heard Tom screaming hysterically, "Don't worry about the bird! Don't worry about the bird! The two boys are behind you! You can bite them! Kill him! Kill the one on your left first!"

Fanlin was not sure whether Tom was referring to Harry or himself, but this was not a good sign. It meant that one of him and Harry had to bear the attack of the basilisk first.

The giant python, which had lost its eyes, was shaking, confused, but still deadly. Fox circled around the snake's head, chanting its terrifying song, attacking the snake's scale-covered nose.

"Be careful, Harry..." (To be continued)