Many forms of Dark Magic manifested as black light, black smoke, black water, and so on and so forth-all black.
Harry even wondered whether Dark Magic was called Dark Magic because most of it was black.
Aside from mostly being black, Dark Magic had another fairly common characteristic:
Using Dark Magic seemed to require a certain amount of malice.
And just now, Harry had clearly sensed Draco's malice through his unique ability to perceive emotions.
Putting the two together, the spell before him was almost certainly Dark Magic.
The next moment, a huge black snake four or five meters long shot out of the black light emerging from the tip of Draco's wand.
At over four meters long, it could actually already be called a python.
Harry could not help frowning slightly at the sight.
While at his home on Nü Zhenlu, he had watched some educational television programs and knew that snakes could strike extremely quickly. He immediately held his wand upright in front of him while quietly activating Magic Perception.
To his slight surprise, the instant he activated Magic Perception, he vaguely saw a faint wisp of black vapor condense in the air, then attach itself to the Magical Flame surrounding Draco's body.
This added a faint layer of black threads to the surface of Draco's originally white Magical Flame, which gave off a weak golden glow.
There seemed to be several such threads faintly visible in Draco's flame, but all of them were very faint.
Could this be the result of using Dark Magic? Did the color of one's Magical Flame gradually change after using Dark Magic?
If so, then Snape...
Before Harry could think any further, the huge black snake before him slowly reared up, flicking its scarlet forked tongue at him as though it might