"This level of Killing Curse can't hurt me."
Facing the Killing Curse Voldemort had fired at him, Hawking neither dodged nor put up any defense.
Because Voldemort's Killing Curse simply could not harm him.
Not to mention that he was currently controlling Harry Potter's body. Harry already had a piece of Voldemort's soul within him, so even if he were struck by the Killing Curse, Voldemort's soul would be killed first.
Even without Voldemort's soul acting as a shield, Voldemort's Killing Curse still could not hurt him.
The Killing Curse was an unsolvable curse in the Wizarding World. It primarily harmed the soul and carried the magical effect of certain death upon being struck, which was why it was called one of the Unforgivable Curses and banned by the Ministry of Magic.
But that was under the premise that the gap in strength between the two wizards was not especially great.
Fake Moody had said in class that if a first- or second-year young wizard used a Killing Curse against him, he might only get a nosebleed.
So, the effect of certain death generally referred to adult wizards using it against one another.
And the gap between Voldemort and him was far greater than the gap between a young wizard and an adult wizard.
Voldemort's Killing Curse might have been formidable against other wizards, but against Hawking, it could not even cause something as minor as a nosebleed.
They simply were not on the same level.
"How is that possible?"
Seeing Hawking take his Killing Curse head-on without suffering the slightest injury, Voldemort began to doubt himself.
Back then, when he had used the Killing Curse on the infant Harry, he had failed to kill him. Now, he had used the Killing Curse on Harry again, and it still had