Riiip!
"Ah, my sleeve!"
"Hermione, are you all right?"
Harry was drenched in sweat from running. He heard the cry behind him and asked anxiously.
"I'm fine. I dodged just in time. It only tore my robe!"
Seeing that the metal canisters no longer worked, Hermione switched to casting the Full Body-Bind Curse and the Freezing Charm.
Unfortunately, the spiders surged forward far faster than she could recite the spells.
"I... I'm not fine! I don't want to lose my arm!"
At first, the cut on Ron's arm had burned and stung. Now he couldn't feel it at all. His shoulder and the entire right side of his upper body felt numb.
He was terrified that even if he survived, he would end up like Burgess from the village, paralyzed on one side and dependent on someone else for everything.
"Bezoar! Bezoar counters all kinds of poison. I've got some in my pouch. Once we shake off the spiders, I'll put it on your wound!"
As Luo Bin spoke, he drove his sword into a spider's heart.
When he pulled the blade free, a third of it was coated in sticky yellow-brown filth that reeked to high heaven. He figured he wouldn't be keeping that sword.
"Luo Bin, watch out!"
Luo Bin turned his head and saw a ball of blue light flying straight at his forehead. He dodged sideways, and with a bang, the light struck a huge, ugly, black spider with hairy legs.
Even as it stiffened, its great pincers kept twitching!
"Luo Bin, that sword's only good for attacking. They're too big—getting close is dangerous. Use your wand... Ah!"
It just went to show that you had to watch where you stepped. Otherwise, you might end up like Hermione: with a sharp crack, her foot bent ninety