Hogwarts: Harley of the Witch Path
Chapter 257

Phoenix vs. Medusa: An Old Man's Bittersweet Past

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Although the Phoenix's face showed little change, Harley could still sense Professor Dumbledore's surprise.

"Harley, I never imagined you'd grown this strong," Professor Dumbledore said softly, his voice full of emotion.

"Now, be careful!"

Golden-red flames, cool to the touch, surged toward Medusa like a flood.

A smile tugged at Medusa's lips, and her tightly shut eyes snapped open.

Stars seemed to glimmer in their depths, while a terrifying, sinister magic gathered within them.

The golden-red flames, shapeless in midair, froze instantly and turned to solid stone.

Then Harley clapped her hands together and threw back her head, letting out an invisible, piercing shriek.

The snake heads at the ends of her hair lifted too, their mouths gaping toward the sky as they joined in the invisible, piercing scream!

A much stronger halo of deep blue light surged from Medusa and rapidly spread outward.

In an instant, the entire hall was covered in snow and ice.

Thick layers of ice coated the floor, walls, and pillars, while sparkling, dreamlike snowflakes drifted through the air.

Black and green lights flickered in many places across the floor, as if resisting the ice and snow.

But magic glimmered in Harley's hands. Empowered by the demigod's divinity, she laid down several Laws of All Laws, strengthening her Beyonder Ability while weakening the other magic around her.

With the help of the Laws of All Laws, Frozen World sealed or destroyed the curses one by one.

Harley didn't want to waste her strength, but Professor Dumbledore, in his Phoenix form, was small and hovering in midair.

By contrast, the Medusa she had transformed into was enormous, and even a small mistake could trigger a curse.

For her own safety, Harley chose to unleash Frozen World at full power.

On the Round Altar, the transparent box

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