Harry Potter: My Elemental Magic Subverts the World
Chapter 170

Black Phoenix Mountain

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Talis Dulef's words echoed in Katelyle's ears, setting his thoughts in motion.

Ever since arriving in this world and leaving that family behind, Katelyle had been wandering far and wide.

As Katelyle passed through, worlds that had vanished long ago gradually revealed themselves to his senses.

Earth was not as simple as he had imagined.

What had the world experienced countless years ago? Which of these Small Worlds had countless ties to Earth?

And which of these Small Worlds had evolved over the course of countless ages?

The existence of Small Worlds was no joke.

On Earth, the magical world and the Muggle world were two different worlds.

The magical world lay hidden within the Muggle world, yet remained distinct from it. Calling them two different worlds was no exaggeration.

Things science could not explain were commonplace in the magical world, accepted as perfectly natural.

Being extraordinary did not mean something was impossible.

"What a headache. Why do I always run into all these things?"

"There's no helping it. I'll have to go there myself."

Katelyle rubbed his hair and spoke with some resignation.

That night, there was another woman outside the little house.

It was not that Katelyle was unwilling to show her kindness, but that she refused to come inside.

The next day.

Katelyle prepared breakfast. After sharing a hearty meal with Maggie and the others, he said goodbye to them.

Black Phoenix Mountain.

Everything was pitch-black, like a hell shrouded in darkness.

Large numbers of monsters lived in this region.

These monsters were powerful and enormous. This was also the place with the greatest concentration of monsters in this world.

Yet something far more terrifying and powerful than these monsters lay hidden here.

That being, however, was sealed beneath the mountain.

Katelyle and Talis Dulef gazed at

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