Apart from Ginny, the others could not see the effects of Harry's magic. At least, none of those on the Quidditch pitch showed any sign that they could.
But that thing really did exist in the air.
The silver light in Harry's eyes flickered as never before, and his face was thick with murderous intent.
Then he pointed a finger at the Inferi and Giants still hurtling toward them, whose tremendous force the Wizards had temporarily held back a little.
In Harry and Ginny's eyes, the enormous black creature in the air, its body alone the size of an elephant, suddenly beat its wings.
The Wizards below immediately felt a powerful gust hit them, and some of the more slender ones even staggered.
Just as they were wondering who had cast what spell, a scene they could not comprehend unfolded before them.
Several of the nearest Inferi suddenly seemed to be snatched up by something. Half a body vanished into the air, followed by the rest. Then came a second, and a third.
More Inferi were knocked every which way by something invisible. Then half the body of an enormous Tebo was killed outright by something unseen, before it vanished again.
Even though they could not see it, they could imagine what the scene must look like.
An enormous creature they could not see was attacking and even devouring the Inferi before them.
And although they could not see it, there were others who could.
In the air, Voldemort, who was locked in fierce combat with Dumbledore, noticed what was happening below. Although they were very far away, the enormous pitch-black creature still caught his attention.
"Ha, Dumbledore, do you see that? That's what your current favorite student has produced. You always rejected me because of this back then, but