Standing in front of the pitch-black stone wall, Malfoy was holding a glass bottle in his hand, which was filled with golden, lively boobs that jumped back and forth.
Soon, he lifted the cork and drank it down. A sweet taste filled his mouth, filling Jean.
It may not be the most powerful potion, but it must be the most wonderful potion. It can make people change their luck for a period of time—for a better direction.
Maybe it's an immediate effect, or maybe it's a psychological effect, Malfoy feels that he can achieve what he wants now, and has an illusion of omnipotence.
He flung open the trapdoor in the basement, lit the room with his wand, and descended the stairs.
Nagini's body was wrapped around a tattered clothes hanger, and he looked at the person coming with his scarlet eyes.
The person who came was the master's subordinate, and Nagini recognized this person, so he couldn't eat it, and the master would be angry if he ate it.
But soon he saw the killing intent in Malfoy's eyes.
The entangled body of the snake spread out, untied whizzingly, and slid to the ground.
Malfoy waved his wand.
The rough vines suddenly overturned the hard stone surface, leaped up unexpectedly, and entangled Nagini's slippery body.
A pitch-black flame was suddenly summoned and flew straight towards the giant python. The vines were very strong, locking Nagini's struggle, and the flame touched Nagini's body without any suspense.
As Fiendfyre, he successfully broke through its "magic defense", which had a high limit, and began to erode his body.
But Malfoy didn't feel relaxed.
Something very incomprehensible happened.
Ideally, when Fiendfire touched the Horcrux, he would have dealt fatal damage and the soul would have been wiped out, but now it's far beyond the difficult category.
Nagini's snake body was extremely flexible, and it actually grew deep. He turned around and decisively bit off his tail that was stained with flames. With a brush, that part was bitten off.
The bloody and bloody flesh was turned out.
Nagini became frantic and struggled to break free from the taut vine.
Malfoy frowned, his figure dodged in the narrow space, fighting, while pulling out the poisoned Gryffindor sword from the cuff.
For a moment, the chandelier, sofa, seat, and stone wall all turned into black iron chains, binding Nagini's actions again.
Malfoy's movements were quick and nimble, moving left and right in the narrow space, and he hit with a single blow. He was blessed by sharpening magic, and the sword quenched with basilisk venom pierced Nagini's smooth scales.
That feature did not delay the process of the sword tip piercing, just like a sharp knife that easily cuts through paper as thin as a cicada's wing.
The blood spurted out, but once again aroused its violent ferocity.
Then the expected reaction didn't happen, and the giant python didn't dissipate in a few wisps of green smoke.
Malfoy's face darkened as he had to move closer, the chains tightening even more firmly.
The sharp blade pierced through Nagini's head, piercing through the center of the snake's eyes.
But different from the expected blade-to-snake death, Nagini's scarlet blood gurgled from the top of his head, its power suddenly burst out like a flashback, and he began to dance frantically with his strong body as thick as a bucket, fighting back against the humans who dared to hurt him .
The tables, chairs and benches in the whole house were overturned by its thick body, and the tail of the snake slapped the wall, even making the whole room tremble, and then fell unwillingly to the ground, apparently dead.
A chill began to spread straight down the back.
Why can't the poisoned sword cause fatal damage to the Horcrux
Apparently, Nagini was only stimulated by physical damage.
If it is a Horcrux, it will definitely collapse instantly after encountering the venom.
But now, it seemed to Nagini that the previous injuries only caused some injuries that were not fatal, but instead aroused his ferocity.
Fortunately, beasts are beasts after all, even if they have some spirituality, they are no better than humans in fighting.
However, it is not a simple snake, Voldemort is its master.
So Malfoy wasn't sure, and was going to take a few more steps forward, make up the knife, and make sure it was dead.
And just when he was about to draw out the sword again and completely decapitated Nagini, on the cold floor, the snake head pierced by the sword and inserted into the floor suddenly moved, pushing against the head pierced by the long sword. The head jumped up violently, blocking all the light from the window, and rushed towards it fiercely.
The pair of snake eyes stared straight at Malfoy for a moment.
The latter became sluggish for a while, as if it had been petrified, as if it had been cursed by Medusa's petrification.
The brief moment of looking at each other completely triggered the trap left by Voldemort.
The terrifying mental shock seemed to pierce through his mind. It wasn't the temptation to degenerate, it wasn't the whisper of the devil, it wasn't the sweet sugar-coated cannonball.
It was a violent bombardment under highly condensed spirit, without any concealment or embellishment.
Superb skills can't overcome solid accumulation, and the heaviest impact from Voldemort completely stunned Malfoy.
Just when he barely recovered himself.
Nagini locked Malfoy's throat like a flashback.
Malfoy's neck tightened and it became difficult to breathe.
Fortunately, Nagini's strength also decreased, and the tense body of the snake began to loosen, and it began to really move towards death, after all, it had suffered so many injuries before.
At the same time as it was released, its fangs were inevitably scratched on Malfoy's right shoulder, and the bright red blood instantly turned black, exuding a stench.
Malfoy lost control of his right hand in an instant, the poison quickly paralyzed his nerves, and the wand in his hand was released almost instantly.
"Shattered to pieces!" Malfoy, struggling to catch his breath, switched his wand to another hand, and then uttered the spell harshly at Nagini, who was already stiff.
At this time, Nagini's head had been completely dismissed, and it was deeply embedded in the wall. The power of this spell was beyond imagination, and his flesh and blood broke the stone wall.
Cracked inch by inch, turning into dust and dying can no longer die.
I don't know what kind of magic Voldemort cast on it, so it can still move after death.
A terrible idea rose in Malfoy's mind, but he was not sure, and he gradually felt his thoughts start to slow down
Then an irresistible sense of dizziness hit Malfoy, and with a feeling of dizziness, he raised his head and fell down.
"Looks like Felicia doesn't work that well either."
It was his last thought before he fainted.
Then he fell forward, his forehead hit the cold marble floor hard, and the dark blood spread from the wound, as if to swallow Malfoy completely.
But he didn't feel the pain, because all senses were temporarily disabled, and he fell into a coma,
And Nagini, who lost his head, couldn't die anymore.
A snake and a person, just lying quietly in this dark room, the former has completely lost his life, and the latter, it seems, is not far from death.
No one knows what kind of battle took place here.