In the future, Harry will definitely be one of the main forces fighting against demons and Halbo. At least according to some memories in his head, Delphi did think so.
However, let alone the situation facing Haierbo himself, the demons that have come to the world now are already powerful and difficult to deal with. Judging from their strength, it is definitely not enough for Harry, who can only use the rules of anger for a short period of time under complete conditions.
Just like this time, when the giant demon suddenly attacked, everyone was only able to stop it from moving forward with difficulty. Even if Delphi hadn't stepped in to restrain him at this moment, Harry's arrival would have been just an additional helper who could barely break through his tough skin.
Compared to the giant demon's huge body, Harry's Gryffindor sword is probably no more than a nail clipper! Even that little damage might not be able to keep up with this big guy's self-healing speed.
You know, not to mention these weird and terrifying demons - even the living corpses that are everywhere now, most of them have a certain ability to recover themselves!
"Then prepare yourself first... tell me when you are ready."
Seeing Delphi rushing forward with the law staff in hand, and after saying something to Safina not far away, she waved the staff and rolled up large swaths of ice crystal snowflakes, and kept moving towards the demon. The half of his body that was exposed to the ground was covered in water, but Harry could only hold the hilt of the sword tightly and stay there, hesitating.
"Rage... rules... spiritual will... courage, true courage."
Harry, who had directly communicated with Gryffindor's will in the sword, subconsciously recalled what the other party said at this moment. Although this inevitably reminded him of the other party's disappointment and rejection of him, those few attempts at that time were, after all, the closest he had come to success and recognition so far.
Want to take the plunge again here
No! In fact, even his instincts seemed to be warning him that it would be unwise to do so. At that time, no matter what, he still had the powerful and extremely reliable Maka watching from the side. Even if he was close to failure, Maka could still force him back from the desperate situation.
But now... now we are on a real battlefield! In such a dangerous environment, only lunatics and desperadoes would do this, right
However, Harry still doesn't know what true courage is. But at least he understands that people who can only do things under safe and comfortable circumstances may have more than enough wisdom, but they are not brave enough at all.
As for finding an alternative method like the one provided by Maka, even if it finally gave Harry the opportunity to use the power of the Rule of Rage, it actually made Harry look like a complete coward.
"Of course... it was definitely not Maka's fault at the time. I can only say... I was too unsatisfied."
"Boom—"
Just as Harry was getting more annoyed and angry as he thought about it, a deafening roar suddenly sounded on the battlefield ahead.
As Delphi and Safina join forces with each other to further entangle themselves with the giant demon, the battle is becoming increasingly fierce.
As Delphi said before, it is obviously impossible to solve the problem by mere containment and delay. Not only that, as her mental and magic consumption continues to increase, the opponent's demon, who seems to have infinite energy, will have an even greater advantage.
If there is no more combat power that can become a decisive factor, the three of them will sooner or later be forced to retreat into Sarah's alchemical protective barrier.
And when the time comes... I'm afraid they won't be far away from being defeated.
After finally gaining a foothold here, they obviously never wanted to go back to where they started. Harry, one of them, naturally had the same views and thoughts.
Retreating again and again, until they even lost their own school, their hometown, and their own country. For these little wizards, this was simply a terrifying ultimate nightmare.
"It's time to wake up from this nightmare..."
After muttering like this, Harry finally raised the Gryffindor sword in his hand. The silver sword, as bright as a mirror, had exquisite lines and numerous ancient runes, as if it was integrated with the sword.
Putting the long sword in front of him like this, his face was clearly visible under the shining sword body.
At a certain moment, Harry seemed to see some unspeakable mystery in the depths of his own pupils on the sword, as well as... all kinds of colorless, invisible, but tangible self-emotions.
Suddenly, time seemed to slow down. Harry could briefly glimpse out of the corner of his eye. On the battlefield far behind the sword, every ice crystal and snowflake slowed down.
Of course, how could time "slow down"? The soul rules don't have such great power - it's not the world that's slowing down, it's just Harry's mind.
And at the next moment, a majestic and restless power suddenly surged from the Sword of Gryffindor, overwhelming his will in an instant.
Harry's movements stopped, and he stopped at the moment when Hengjian took a closer look.
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"Well?"
Delphi and Safina, who were battling the demon in the battlefield, suddenly turned their heads as if they felt something, glanced briefly in the direction of Harry, and then turned to face each other. Watched once.
Regardless of the depth of research and understanding, both of them are the holders of a certain branch of the soul rules. When "anger", which is also one of the branches of the soul rules, makes waves, even if it is farther away, it will definitely be noticed.
"It's starting," Delphi took the time to remind while waving her staff, "Miss Geofine, please remember to pay more attention to Potter's situation. If he does anything strange... stay away from him!"
"Will he lose control and go berserk?" Safina asked.
Delphi nodded immediately and specifically added:
"At least among the branches of soul rules that I know about, 'anger' is the most powerful one in terms of actual combat."
Although Delphi did not make a complete assertion, the point of view conveyed by her words was enough to cheer up Safina.
"I know." Safina responded immediately.