Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

This is enough to prove how powerful the ancient magicians are with the power of Keresis.

Obviously, no matter what treasure may be hidden in the ruins in front of him, he does not intend to go in and explore them.

From an intellectual standpoint, his cautious view is absolutely correct.

The best way to face powerful unknown forces beyond your capabilities is to hide far away.

Instead of making random contact, you may not even know how to die.

But there was a premise that if Ivan hadn't touched the demon, if Voldemort hadn't taken the demon statue, he would have taken Keresis' advice and left, but now he had no choice.

The statue of the Evil God, the most central object of the temple, has been removed and there should be no danger left in it.

It can also be seen from the memories of the horse ancestor, Ugart, that he did not encounter any obstruction inside the building.

He entered the center of the relic without even touching the human lion's scorpion.

Apart from that, let Ivan firmly go in and check it out.

Gryffindor himself must have known about this, and since he had shown himself this memory of Ugart in his illusions, he hoped that he would come to this place and that there might be a way to defeat the evil gods in this ancient ruin.

It can be assured that there is no danger beyond Ivan's ability to respond.

Gryffindor would not have told him otherwise.

With that in mind, Ivan decided to act as planned.

“Thanks for the advice, Calesis, but I'd still like to go in and take a look. We'd better lay a trap here, then lure the lion's head out of it, and you control it to buy me time, and I'll be back in an hour.” Ivan said, indicating Buckbeak fell.

“Well, if you want to die, I won't stop you!” Keresis stared at Ivan with cold eyes and said slowly, "Remember, I'm only here for an hour, and if you don't come back, I'll just leave, and I won't tell anyone else. ”

Ivan didn't answer, he picked up the package from Keresis and jumped over Buckbeak to start setting the trap.

The sludge on the ground is soft, has no moisture, and doesn't trap people like a swamp.

Ivan buried a trap trigger to capture magical animals beneath the dirt and stacked the meat of the Pork Monster on it.

He also dispensed a lot of potions, which had a certain anesthetic effect.

I don't know if it's going to work for the Lion Scorpion, but it's not always a bad thing to try.

Manticore's emotional richness and superior linguistic abilities make it impossible for it to think carefully because of its violent nature.

In most cases, impulsive choices are made, instincts are obeyed and trapped.

Ivan climbed up to Buckbeak, and they reappeared to high altitude and waited quietly.

Not for long, a huge red lion drilled out of the relic entrance.

It looks the same size as Hagrid, and where it was originally a lion's face, it was a face of a middle-aged man.

The head is surrounded by long red hair, the most eye-catching ugly big nose on the face, with a pair of red eyes above it.

Eyes are as red as vampires, but they are neither the deep red that goes straight to people's hearts as Keresis, nor the crimson red that Elaine feels emotionally cute with a hint of charm, but rather the bloody red that is full of agitation.

Three rows of sharp fangs grew out of its mouth, telling everyone that it wasn't a human face.

In addition, there are two long black horns above the head of the Lion's Scorpion.

The corners are thick, a section wrapped around it, bent backwards, like a male gazelle.

But more accurately, it's like some evil demon.

On both sides of the ribs, a pair of blue wings.

The ability to fly undoubtedly makes the Manticore even more dangerous.

At its tail is a poisonous sting as deadly as a scorpion, much bigger than a regular scorpion poisonous sting.

It's like being amplified by a spell, with a palpitating green light, very toxic.

If you are accidentally touched, you will die instantly.

The Lion Scorpion, who came out of the ruins, did not find Ivan and Calesis, who saw the food and made a slight hum.

The sound is pleasant, with a distant magnetic murmur and some magic.

It was his habit to capture and devour the prey, and all the creatures that heard the humming were immersed in it, not knowing that waiting for himself would be the arrival of Death.

The human lion's tail from the ruins did not stop and plunged straight into the pile of meat like a hill.

“Success!” said Evan happily, making things go better than he expected.

The wand in Keresis' hand picked upwards, and the next second, six very thick chains drilled out of the ground, swinging in the air with a roaring noise, bottom-up, falling into the trap at an extremely fast speed, the head of the lion who was enjoying the food wrapped tightly around the scorpion.

The suddenly attacked human Lion Scorpion seemed somewhat surprised and did not seem to understand exactly what happened.

Until you see the chain that wraps itself around you, there is a clear look of fury on that person's face.

The blue wings were all spread out, and it set off with a horrible roar, shaking vigorously, trying to break free of the chain of control.

His muscles tightened and his eyes burst outward, his scorpion slammed its tail on the ground, smashing a giant pit.

The chain is pushed to the extreme by it, making a clicking sound.

The power of the Manticore is immense, and it is counteracting the power of the Magic Chain.

a bang, one of the chains was broken by it.

Ivan, who was controlling Buckbeak's whereabouts, was somewhat surprised, which was horrific.

These chains are as thick as his arms and are very hard in texture.

It is said that there is no problem in dealing with fire dragons. It was not expected that they would be broken so easily, and it can be seen that the human Lion Scorpion is more powerful than fire dragons.

“Leave this monster to me, you hurry!” Keresis said softly.

He didn't seem to see the chain collapse and turned around and jumped off Buckbeak's back.

The strange red and black circular arc flashed, his body disappeared in the air and then appeared in the air in front of the furious Lion Scorpion.

Compared to the giant human lion scorpion, the original tall body of Keresis looks very small.

He had no expression on his pale face and his right hand pointed straight at each other with a wand and cast a spell.

The next second, countless tiny red chains appear on the Lion Scorpion, trapping it securely.

Finding the man who attacked his target, the Lion Scorpion roared in shock and, although his whole body was wrapped in chains, it still carried them, pounding over at the Keresis in front of him and trying to tear him apart.

There was no time to worry about the fighting between the two, nor did Ivan pause after Keresis went down.

He controlled Buckbeak to fly to the entrance to the ruins not far away, a huge pit that had been transformed into his own lair by the human Lion Scorpion.

The entrance was huge, Ivan, and they drilled in easily.