Chapter 870 Voldemort: This Is Impossible. Snape's Loyalty to Me Is as Hard as Steel!

Although Snape's attack was ineffective, it angered Nagini. The twelve-foot-long snake roared and bent its body, and bit Snape angrily.

The terrifying snake venom was eroding Snape's whole body, making his brain dizzy and his reaction slowed down. He had to roll to the ground to barely avoid Nagini's bite.

Harry on the side looked very anxious. He didn't have a wand, so he could only look around to find something handy to help him, but there was nothing in the closed basement except a few pieces of dusty furniture.

On the other hand, Snape's condition continued to decline. What made him feel even more powerless was that all the spells he released had no effect on Nagini. At best, they could only block the opponent's actions.

Seeing that the situation was getting more critical, Harry didn't even think about it and just grabbed a chair and rushed forward, trying to sneak up on Nagini from behind and give Nagini a critical hit. However, the latter seemed to have eyes in his back. , with just a flick of the snake's tail, it shattered the chair Harry threw at him.

Perhaps she was tired of Harry's little antics, or she simply wanted to pick someone to bully. In short, Nagini actually abandoned Snape and crawled towards Harry, swiping her long snake tail again. Pulling Harry's ankle to the ground, he opened his mouth and bit it.

Harry struggled to move his body backwards, groping wildly with his right hand on the ground, trying to find a stool leg or something to block him, and finally accidentally picked up a heavy iron object.

Nagini's bloody mouth was already in front of him, and Harry subconsciously slashed at it with the object he grabbed.

Ding~

Another sound of iron and stone clashing came over. Harry felt numbness in his right hand and pain in the tiger's mouth. He almost couldn't hold the hilt of the sword in his hand. Fortunately, Nagini didn't have a hard time either, and was knocked away by this blow. go out.

Harry took some time to look at his right hand, and then he was surprised to find that he was holding a gorgeous long sword in his hand. The sword was engraved with goblin inscriptions. It was obviously the Sword of Gryffindor...

Why does it suddenly appear here?

Harry was a little puzzled at first, but then remembered Ron's original words and realized that those who truly possess the unique qualities of Gryffindor can summon this sword when needed.

Harry quickly looked towards Nagini, but to his disappointment, the Sword of Gryffindor seemed to have no effect on the big snake. After Nagini was chopped away by him, it didn't take long for her to die. Staggeringly, he stood up again.

Just when Harry hesitated, Snape's weak voice suddenly came over.

"You continue to use your sword to kill it, and I will create opportunities for you..."

Harry hesitated while holding the sword, because if the slash was ineffective against Nagini, the result would be the same several times.

However, before Harry could explain, Snape took action directly. He quickly shook the wand in his hand, and a burst of smoke floated out from the tip of the wand, turning into a black iron rope, binding the big snake tightly. .

"Quick! I can't hold on much longer..." Snape shouted to Harry, who was still dazed.

Harry's mind was shaken, and he immediately put aside the worries in his heart, looked at the big snake, and charged forward with his sword straight.

Nagini also felt the danger coming. It twisted its body vigorously but was unable to break away from Snape's spell. In the end, it could only stare at Harry with malicious eyes.

The eyes intertwined with those strange pairs, and Harry felt a bone-deep chill sweep through his body, as if he was looking at Voldemort himself at this moment. However, this did not scare him, but made Harry feel a little rebellious. , encouraged with all his strength, roared and chopped down!

"Die, monster!"

A faint fluorescence gradually appeared on the gorgeous sword, and it seemed that some inexplicable power was being poured into the sword along Harry's hands. Nagini's nearly invincible protection failed to work this time, and the sharp The blade of the sword struck the snake's body, causing a deep scar visible to the bone.

Nagini screamed in pain and successfully broke Snape's restraint by constantly swinging her body.

Harry didn't know it was the courage he had gained, but instead of moving back, he stepped forward again, stepped on the huge snake, and used his last strength to hold the sword and stab it from the top of its head!

The silver sword blade penetrated the snake's head, nailing Nagini to the ground!

The big snake struggled crazily with its remaining strength, and with a swing of its body, Harry was knocked away. However, the last flash of light did not last long. Nagini soon collapsed on the ground motionless, and the snake's body slowly It collapsed into a pile of gray dust.

it is finally over……

Harry climbed up with difficulty and breathed a sigh of relief slowly. The fatigue and tingling sensation coming from his body made him want to lie down on the ground and take a good rest...

"Now is not the time to be happy, Potter. Voldemort should have received the news. We must return to Hogwarts as soon as possible!" Snape said in reminder as he supported the wall and frowned.

The completion of the mission does not mean safety. On the contrary, now is the time when they are most in danger. The angry Voldemort may come back and kill them at any time.

But what confused Snape was that logically speaking, they had been entangled with Nagini for so long, and Voldemort should have sensed it long ago.

Or is Voldemort's connection with the snake not as deep as he thought?

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Three minutes ago, in the Nurmengard prison, the towering towers had become a battlefield for two powerful dark wizards. The walls seemed to have collapsed, and the ground was full of traces of magic erosion...

"It's time to end it, Grindelwald... I'll give you one last chance to live. Either get out of here now or tell me where the Resurrection Stone is?" Voldemort looked impatiently at the figure faintly emerging in the blue firelight. Grindelwald said angrily, his mood even more urgent.

Ever since their talks broke down and the war broke out, Voldemort had a vague feeling that his hometown had been stolen!

Someone opened the basement of Riddle House, probably for Nagini.

But since the meeting was in the middle of a battle, Voldemort did not dare to be distracted at all, and could only make a rough judgment that Snape had betrayed him, or that the Death Eaters who had received the notice had united to rebel.

Compared with the two, Voldemort is more willing to believe in the latter. After all, Snape has proven countless times in the past two years that his loyalty to him is as hard as steel!

There is no doubt about it!

Of course, no matter what the truth was, he had to rush there as soon as possible, even ignoring the news of the Resurrection Stone.

However, Grindelwald didn't know what was wrong, but instead restricted him tightly. In addition, he could not use Apparition in Nurmengarde, and Voldemort was in a dilemma for a while.

(PS: In the original work, both Harry and Neville drew swords from the Sorting Hat, but according to the legend given in the article, it seems that it is possible without the hat, so that is the setting for the time being. The Sword of Gryffindor here It does not absorb the power of the basilisk venom, so it cannot harm the Horcrux at first.)