HP Dawn Night

"Cruciate!" Pansy was fighting a hooded Death Eater, and they looked evenly matched, frantically swinging their wands like sword dancers.Before I could get up from the ground, a green light flew over my hair, and Blaise, who was hiding aside, jumped out and punched Labastan Lestrange in the face, and snatched it away. His wand:

"Drowsy!" Rabastan's body was thrown high and hit the wall, and Blaise pointed at the wall and roared, "Dig three feet!" The broken stones and gravel fell down at an accelerated rate, and I heard several screams. Know whether it is an enemy or a friend.

"Vio!" Draco picked up my wand and threw it over. I grabbed it and pointed my finger at the person who attacked Pansy: "All petrified!"

"To pieces!" Pansy swung his wand wildly.

After a loud bang, not even a whole body of the hapless Death Eater was left behind.

"Thanks!" Pansy picked up his wand, "Anyone want-"

"Armor protection!" Blaise and Draco roared at the same time.

"Resuscitate quickly!" Rodolphus jumped off the bricks, and he turned with terrifying speed, "Disarm you!" The dead Death Eater's wand flew out of Pansy's hand and fell into Luo Doves, he threw the wand to his younger brother, his eyes bulging, and he shouted furiously, "Kill them! Four traitors! I just saw them—Avada Kedavra!"

Pansy dodges away.

"Shenfeng Wuying!" I shouted, pointing at Rabastan, who had not yet fully recovered, but Rodolphus blocked my attack:

"Dizzy!" He waved his wand quickly, "Avada Kedavra!"

"Armor protection!"

"Drill the heart and gouge out the bone!"

"Frozen legs!" Brace fell on the bricks, desperately trying to reach the wand that was out of his hand. Pansy screamed. Rabastan shot a killing curse at her, and she quickly avoided it, but Just ran into the oncoming stun spell.

"Pansy!" I yelled.

"Hold on!" Draco yelled, "she'll be fine, petrified—"

Rodolphus chuckled, blocked the disarming spell contemptuously, then turned his wand to point at me: "Avada Kedavra—"

"Avada Kedavra!" Another sharp voice sounded, and when the two Kedavra curses collided in the air, there was a terrible sound, and someone pushed me aside. The second time he was thrown high, this time he was thrown straight through a hole in the wall.

A terrible grunt came from Rodolphus' throat.

"Mom!" I screamed.

"Stay away from my daughter, you bastard! Back off, Draco, let me come!" Mom yelled and threw a silent spell at Rodolphus, and I watched them start fighting in horror and fear. Weaving and dodging in a series of shining spells, the falling bricks began to vibrate with the force of the spell, and the air was burning hot. Tied up tightly, "Crucio!"

I covered my ears—and Rodolphus let out a high-pitched cry.

"Looks like you're not used to it, Rodolphus - Cruciatus!" Mom waited for the second round of his screams to pass, "Damn out!"

"Mom, what are you—?"

"Your parents are here too, Draco, they are with the Dark Lord, some distance from the battlefield, there is no threat to their lives for the time being." Mom turned to me, "When the Dark Lord left with the Death Eaters, Narcissa Sneaked me out of the fireplace, I made it to Hogsmeade, and—there were obstacles!"

There was a muffled sound from the empty hole in the wall.

"And then came the Room of Requirement through the secret passage in the Hog's Head."

"You know the Room of Requirement?"

"Of course I know! There are some other people there, as well as a few remaining members of the Order of the Phoenix. When I rushed down, I saw Potter and his friends." Mom glanced contemptuously at Rodolphus on the ground , waving his wand to lift Blaise and Pansy's spell, "You did a good job, boys. You should move faster next time, don't show mercy to them, just use the Unforgivable Curse, anyway, no one Will come and put you in Azkaban for killing Death Eaters."

"Mother, my father is going to sacrifice himself to let the Dark Lord let us go." I kept the story as short as possible. "The Death Eaters already know that the four of us have betrayed."

Mom looked down at me, and she frowned. "Vio, you know there's no way we can get to the Dark Lord directly."

"I know! But I can't just let Dad—go to hell."

"The only thing you can do now is to make the war more intense." Mom rolled up her sleeves, "If the Dark Lord needs to devote himself to the battle, he must put the matter of dealing with the traitors later. Now, if you Nevermind, I'm going to help out at the tower."

With another wave of her wand, she bound Rodolphus tightly into a mummy, and then ran quickly along the broken corridor towards the tower.

"Your mother is amazing." Blaise, who had been lying on the ground watching the battle, got up now and said with admiration.

"I thought she wasn't good at charms."

"Vio, you shouldn't have used the Shadowless Curse just now." Draco shook his head, "They will recognize you."

"It's nothing, anyway, the Dark Lord already knows that we have betrayed." I looked at the three of them, "What should we do now?"

"Just now your mother said she saw Potter and the others?" Pansy asked.

"Potter told me he was going to find Ravenclaw's diadem—"

My words were interrupted by Draco's voice.He had a look of disbelief on his face: "I thought...it occurred to me...that I might have seen Ravenclaw's diadem."

"You're not kidding, Draco!"

"I didn't!" Draco turned to me. "I saw a dusty crown once when I was repairing the disappearing cabinet in the Room of Requirement in sixth grade. I didn't pay attention at the time, but now it seems..."

All three of us were stunned.

"Maybe we're going to go to Potter and tell him about it."

"What are you waiting for?" Pansy's voice was trembling, "Hurry up!"

"But we still need someone—"

"Pansy and I will stay here, you two can go anyway." Blaise said decisively, "then go back to the hall to meet up."

After Draco walked back and forth three times in front of the Room of Requirement, a door appeared in the wall.

"you sure?"

"I'm sure," Draco said dryly, "stay alert."

He opened the door to a room about the size of two auditoriums, its soaring walls piled high with the stash of thousands of long-dead students.Stacked from the floor to the ceiling.

"I remember it being here," Draco murmured, leading me to a side run.

"Hush!" I vaguely heard someone talking.

"Let's split up," said Potter's voice, "for a bust figure with a wig and tiara! It's sitting on a cupboard. It's definitely somewhere around here."

"Potter!" I yelled, "is that you?"

"Snape?"

"It's there!" Draco yelled, and he pointed to a place that was vaguely hidden, and I ran there after him, "Potter, it's not far behind you."

We meet Potter under an old cupboard.On top of the cupboard, the stone statue of the wizard wore a dirty, worn-out curly hair and what looked like an ancient, faded diadem.

"Get it, Potter!" Draco urged.

Potter held out his hand, and just as he was about to touch the diadem—

"Don't move! All of you—don't move!"

I turned my head sharply, Theodore was leading, Astoria stood beside him, Crabbe and Goyle accompanied.

"De...Draco!" Goyle seemed taken aback.Theodore glanced at him coldly:

"To shut up!"

Draco realized what was going on: "Since when did you hang out with Nott, Crabbe?"

"Once upon a time. Malfoy, maybe you should treat your entourage to something." Theodore waved his wand lazily.

"Why aren't you three with Voldemort?" Potter asked.He was obviously referring to the three boys.

"We're going to be rewarded," Crabbe said.His voice was surprisingly soft for a man of his size, and he spoke like a child who had been promised a big bag of sweets, "We'll bring you to him, Potter."

"And you two." Theodore pointed to me and Draco, "What a surprise."

"How did you get in here?" I asked.

Theodore smiled: "Thanks to your boyfriend for telling Crabbe and Goyle how to get in, Snape."

I held onto Draco's arm tightly to keep him from jumping up and beating Theodore up.

"Harry?" Weasley's voice came suddenly from the wall to Potter's right. "Are you talking to someone?"

At that moment, Crabbe pointed his wand at the fifty-foot-tall pile of old furniture: a hill of broken trunks, old books, robes, and other indistinguishable rubbish, and called, "Collapse!"

That wall started to shake and the top third started to crumble.

"Curse stop!" I yelled.The wall was stabilized in time.

"Ron!" Potter yelled, and Granger's yell was heard in the distance.

"What are you doing stupid! This is going to kill us all!"

"Forget it, Draco, you and your father are screwed." Crabbe gave a cruel smile.

"Harry!" Weasley yelled again from the rubbish nearby, "what's the matter?"

"Harry!" Crabbe cooed imitatively, "something's going on. . . Watch it, Potter—Crusato!"

"Armor protection!" Draco blocked the Cruciatus Curse, "Go, Potter!"

Potter sprinted towards the diadem, and Crabbe's second Killing Curse hit my armor spell, only to turn around and hit the stone statue, which was blown flying.The crown flew upward and landed in the pile of trash out of sight.

"Stop!" shouted Theodore in utter rage, his voice echoing through the vast space, "The Dark Lord wants him alive—"

"What? I didn't kill him, did I?" Crabbe growled, throwing Theodore away. "Where's the Mudblood and the Blood Traitor?"

A scarlet light exploded inches from Crabbe. It was Granger.

"It's that Mudblood! Avada Kedavra!"

Potter reacted quickly: "Disarm!" Crabbe rolled on the spot and avoided it.I raised my wand and aimed it at Astoria: "Damned!"

"How dare you!" roared Theodore, "Crucio—"

With a jerk of his wand, Draco was lifted upside down in the air.

"Disarm!" Weasley screamed out of my sight.

"Don't hit us, Red Mole!" Draco pulled me to avoid Theodore's stun spell from above, and I pointed back at Astoria:

"Shen Feng has no shadow!"

"Armor protection!"

"Expelliarmus!" Goyle's wand flew from his hand, disappearing into the rubbish mountain behind him.Foolishly, he started jumping up to get his wand back.Potter yelled to find Granger and Weasley.I lifted Theodore's spell and attempted to cast a Stunning Charm on him, but missed, while Astoria fought back.Granger helped attack Theodore from behind, but he blocked it.Weasley and Crabbe came dangerously close together, and he dodged fast, but Crabbe rolled over and screamed again, "Avada Kedavra!" Weasley jumped to avoid the death curse.Granger hit Goyle with a stunning spell from the other direction.Draco and I burst out of our hiding place to fight Theodore and Astoria.

"It's nearby!" Potter yelled at Granger, pointing to the pile of rubbish where the old crown had fallen. "While I'm helping Ron, go find—"

"Harry!" she screamed.

I looked back and saw a raging fire burning in the deepest part of the Room of Requirement.

"Run!" I bent down to avoid the Stunning Curse, "It's Fiendfire!"

"Like it, traitor?" Crabbe yelled as he ran.

"How much did you learn from your father!" Draco yelled, "Potter! Be careful, this is no ordinary flame!"

But Crabbe seemed to have lost control of his spell.Unexpected flames engulfed the rubbish mountains on both sides, and smoke and dust rose from the place close to us.

"Clean water!" Potter yelled, but the spray from the tip of his wand evaporated immediately.

"That's no use, Potter," I cried. "Run!"

I joined the triangle of Draco and Gryffindor around the corner.The four of Slytherin were on our heels, and when we turned a corner, the fire was still chasing us, as if it were alive, sentient, and bent on killing us.Now the flames had transformed into a herd of beasts: snakes, dragons, and dragons writhed up and down, and the ruins of centuries were thrown high by their claws and fell into their tusks. .

"We can't keep going!" Theodore, Astoria, Crabbe and Goyle disappeared from our view after a turn.

Granger screamed, "What are we going to do!"

New flames came up and blocked our way, and now we are surrounded by Fiendflame.

"Flood!" I cried, raising my wand in despair, but the water couldn't last a few seconds in front of Fiendfire.

"here!"

Potter hauled three clumsy-looking brooms from a nearby rubbish heap.

"Go!" I yelled, and Draco kicked the broom into the air as a giant snake devoured where we had been standing.

"This is much more dangerous than before!" Draco yelled, running through the flames to dodge their deadly attacks.An out-of-control Fiendfire would be even more terrifying, and this room won't last long.

"Harry, let's get out, get out!" Weasley yelled, but there was no exit to be seen in the thick black smoke.

"Show me the way." My wand turned in one direction. "Follow us, Potter!"

But Potter yelled from a distance, "We can't leave them!"

When I lowered my head, I saw four crumbling people clinging to the rubbish mountain not far away. They made faint shouts, and things under their feet were falling down one after another.

"You're crazy, Potter!"

"That's - too - dangerous -!" Weasley yelled frantically, but Potter had already rolled and rushed, and he quickly approached Theodore, tugging at Astoria, and saw Potter reached out eagerly as he approached him, but Potter's first rescue failed, and Theodore's sweaty hand slipped from his.Astoria screamed, and they collapsed a little lower, closer to the flames.

"He's crazy, isn't he!" Draco muttered, turning around and rushing towards Goyle, who had come to his senses and was waving desperately at us.

"If we're dragged to death by this, I'll kill you, Harry!" came Weasley's angry voice, and he and Granger pulled Crabbe Flying up on their broomsticks, their broomsticks whirled down a few inches before slowly regaining their reliable altitude.

"I can't get any closer," Draco yelled.

"Jump over, Goyle! I'll hold you," I screamed. "It's now—three—two—one!"

The heavy Gower jerked my body over to the left, but I caught the broom just in time.

"Vio!"

"Keep flying!" I yelled, sitting up straight, and with my help Goyle climbed to the rear.Draco quickly caught up to the Weasley trio, and on our right, Potter managed to save Theodore and Astoria.

"The door, go to the door, the door!" Gore yelled wildly.The billowing black smoke made me almost breathless.The last things around us that hadn't been consumed by the flames were lifted into the air, and these horrible monsters threw things up in celebration: cups and armor, a shining necklace, and an old, faded. crown--

"What are you doing, what are you doing! The door is over there!" Theodore screamed, but Potter suddenly turned and dived.The diadem seemed to be falling in slow motion, whirling and flickering, falling toward the gaping snake below, and he caught it, hooking his wrist around the diadem—

Goyle and I screamed at the same time, and then I saw through the smoke a rectangular panel on the wall, and the three Weasleys disappeared from our sight.A giant dragon turned around and rushed towards us.

"Come on, Draco!" Howled Goyle.

The broom frantically rolled a few times in the air: "I'm speeding up! Shut up!"

A few seconds later the clean air filled my lungs as the out-of-control broom slammed into the opposite wall.

I fell face down from the broom and Draco crawled over coughing and dragged me away from the wreckage.

"Crabbe—" he struggled.

"He's dead," Weasley announced coldly, "dragged off the broom by a dragon he'd conjured." He pointed to his and Granger's broom, whose tail had now become a Spread the powder.

"He deserves it." I stared at Theodore and Astoria, "Duplicate villain."

Theodore sneered at me.

At this time, there was a tragic but distant scream, Potter let go of his hand, and the diadem that once belonged to Ravenclaw fell to the ground.It let out a hoarse scream, and then suddenly burst open from the center bit by bit - black liquid flowed out of it - and a few seconds later, the crown exploded with a bang.