A quarter of an hour later, Dumbledore emerged from the Room of Requirement and returned to the Great Hall to resume taking charge. An hour later, news arrived: Harry had been found!
The entire Hogwarts rejoiced, and the professors all heaved sighs of relief—if The Boy Who Lived had died because of an accident-prone Quidditch Match, it would have been a colossal joke.
Time turned back to the morning, when Harry was blown away by the wind.
Hit by multiple Levitation Charms, Harry flew much faster than a balloon. Under the effect of the gale force, Harry was quickly swept high into the sky, while he was still unconscious and had not woken up yet.
Within a few seconds, Harry was swept hundreds of meters high into the air and began to move rapidly. If he opened his eyes at this moment, he would be able to see Hogwarts Castle, which looked no bigger than a small pebble.
Logically speaking, at Harry's current speed, the storm would have swept him hundreds or even thousands of kilometers away within a few hours. However, inside his pants pocket, an item quickly completed its Transfiguration: a small black box rapidly turned into a piece of paper. The paper was instantly soaked through, and then, a silver beetle tore through the paper and crawled out.
Doing this actually carried risks, as a beetle's body was very fragile, so Will had to continuously use Protego—he had even considered whether he should turn into a cockroach (he found that he couldn't turn into a tardigrade yet).
The silver beetle crawled out of the pants pocket and turned into a silver phoenix in midair. In just this fleeting moment, Harry had flown dozens of meters away, but a flash of silver flame instantly materialized by Harry's