miss foley of hp hogwarts

Ace felt as if his lungs were about to explode and the pain was excruciating.

Her body was completely wrapped by the Voldemort Bat, the black silk-like monster, leaving no gaps.

The poison on the spider silk paralyzed her nerves, making her unable to move or struggle. The pain caused by suffocation made her conscious.

The lack of oxygen caused her brain to slow down, and Ace felt like she was hallucinating. She seemed to hear Snape's voice.

"Ace—"

When Snape arrived at Aragog's lair, Ace's bat had just closed the last gap.

"diffindo!"

Ignoring Hagrid's shouts, Snape cut the thread with a Cutting Curse.

The densely packed Acromantulas underfoot had been recalled to their lair by Aragog, who was not far from Hagrid and was trying to stomp on the Voldemort Bat with his feet.

Its huge body makes it move slowly, let alone being stepped on, Aragog can't even touch the side of Voldebat.

Hagrid's stun spell failed to have any effect on them. It only made an explosion sound and a plume of blue smoke on the lying bats that were sliding against the ground.

Ace felt as if his lungs were burning, with severe pain, and even the internal organs in his body began to feel burning.

The powerful beating of the heart turned into a weak ups and downs.

The floating spell caught Ace's rapid descent, and the Voldemort Bat tightly wrapped Ace.

When Snape got closer to Ace, he saw clearly what kind of monster was wrapping her - a thin layer like a cloak.

He rushed over and tried to tear it open, but the black thing actually squirmed, doubled in size almost instantly, and opened up to try to wrap Snape.

Covered tightly by it, Snape fought against this extremely elastic creature with one hand, holding his wand with the other hand and waving a string of spells, but it was of no use.

Struggling violently and feeling the thinning air, Snape felt a sense of despair in his heart.

He suddenly recalled the book of anecdotes that he and Ace were reading on the train. There was a small record in it - the only known Patronus Charm that could repel the Voldemort.

"expectopatronum! (Calling God to Guard)"

A blue light lit up in the darkness, gathering at the tip of Snape's thirteen-and-a-half-inch long wand.He recalled that night in Diagon Alley, the blue light getting stronger and stronger, filling the small area.

There was a slight crack in the black blanket that wrapped Ace, and the two who were confronting Hagrid also became uneasy.

"Wow—"

With a clear whistle, the bird, emitting bursts of blue light, rushed out of the tight darkness.Its wingspan was four meters wide, and its blue-white eyes glowing with blue light seemed to have no focus, and seemed to be looking at Ace lying on the ground tenderly.

Almost as soon as the dodo appeared, the monster turned into a wisp of black smoke and disappeared into the air.

The other two not far away let out a scream that seemed to pierce the eardrums, shrank into a ball, and floated back to the depths of the Forbidden Forest at an astonishing speed.

Hagrid stood there in shock, staring blankly at the bird in the air.

Not only him, but the four contestants who arrived one after another and the professor who followed them quietly were also shocked.

When Stephen arrived panting, he only saw the departing shadow of the Voldemort Bat.Darnell finally jumped into the Mirror Lake to get rid of the large group of Bowtruckles, and was attracted by the blue light of Snape's Patronus.

Snape ignored them, and he was completely unaware of their arrival.He panted rapidly, but without resting, he immediately got up and knelt down next to Ace.

Snape carefully lifted Ace up, placed her in his arms, took out the antidote and fed it to her.

Professor Slughorn asked him to prepare this potion, and he kept a portion. Aragog's venom was one of the raw materials for the antidote.

After waiting quietly for a few minutes, until Darnell and the others put down the three people hanging on the tree trunk and fed them the antidote, Ace did not move.

"...That monster is very difficult to deal with. I have never seen such a creature in the Forbidden Forest -"

"It sounds like a crouching bat. There is no such creature in the Forbidden Forest."

"This must be a conspiracy!"

"I shouldn't have listened to those people in the first place. The Forbidden Forest is too dangerous for students!"

"It's all my fault. I failed to protect the students..."

Four professors had gathered to listen to Hagrid's account of the dangerous situation just now. They were arguing, and from time to time they looked at Snape, who was holding Ace motionless, with their brows furrowed.

Stephen was silent, standing behind Snape, staring at Ace's hair hanging down.

Florent sat on the ground panting, his body covered with scars, and his eyes also looked at Ace in Snape's arms.

The three comatose people had already woken up, and everyone knew what had just happened from Hagrid's loud voice.

Diane was helped by Colter and came to Ace's side. She reached out and held Ace's hanging hand, and looked at Snape, "She will be fine."

Snape didn't answer, he just hugged the girl's warm body tightly, staring at Ace who was motionless with his dark eyes, a hint of despair in his eyes.

Outside the field, the little wizards were still discussing who was the winner among those gathered at the finish line.

"They're all here."

"Stephen arrived first!"

Minister Jenkins and the three principals all moved in surprise when they felt the Patronus Charm, and their eyes widened with disbelief.

Ace was eventually brought back to the hospital wing.

The events that occurred in the arena also caused an uproar. The Daily Prophet's headlines the next day were occupied by "The presence of ground-breaking bats in the Triwizard Tournament. Is Hogwarts safe enough?"

The photo taken shows the participants of this competition marching to the hospital wing surrounding Snape holding Ace.

In the picture, the young man pursed his lips tightly and looked cold and distant. When he found out that he was being photographed, his eyes that glanced at him sent chills down his spine.

Principal Dumbledore and the professors were busy finding the two groundless bats in the huge Forbidden Forest to avoid another accident.

"She fainted and didn't wake up immediately. She was suffocated by the Voldemort Bat surrounding her." After checking, Madam Pomfrey looked at Snape and said.

"Your tranquillizer should work on that, Snape."

Snape nodded, looking slightly relaxed, "I'll be there right away."

He stood up and his eyes finally stopped on Asta's face, "Miss Taylor, please take care of Ace for the time being."

Asta nodded, looking directly into Snape's dark eyes with red and swollen eyes, "Of course I will take good care of her, Snape."

When Snape walked out of the Forbidden Forest with Ace in his arms, Asta's breath caught and tears burst from her eyes.

At that moment, she even thought that Ace, who was so alive, would never wake up again.

Everyone who was chased out of the ward by Madam Pomfrey saw Snape coming out, and Lily asked: "How is it, Sev?"

"Still asleep, I'm going to make some potion." Snape answered her briefly and left quickly through the crowd.

His anxious pace showed his urgency.