Harry had been brimming with satisfaction. His opponent had already been caught by the power of his Left Hand of Chaos and Calamity.
Harry had tested it before. Once the ability he had named Runes Chain struck a wizard, it restricted their magic, preventing them from casting spells.
Although it could not completely immobilize their body, it still severely restricted their movements. Moreover, it was a power that came from a deity, and magic could not destroy it, so wizards should have had no way to break free.
At least, that was what Harry had believed before today.
Of course, if a wizard also possessed deity power, or was as powerful as Voldemort or Dumbledore, that would naturally be another matter.
But when Harry saw that the figure peeling away from the shadows was Wormtail, he had never considered that possibility.
Never mind Wormtail-even Bellatrix, whom Harry considered more formidable, should not have been able to counter this move.
In Harry's opinion, although Bellatrix and Antonin were certainly capable, if he faced them now, he was still confident he could defeat them, even though their bodies were exceptionally tough and ordinary magic could not harm them.
He would not even need to use the power of the Left Hand of Chaos and Calamity.
Even he himself could not counter the Left Hand's power with magic, let alone the Death Eaters.
Because of this, he felt that Wormtail, whom he considered considerably inferior to Bellatrix and Antonin, was naturally even less likely to counter the Left Hand's power.
Yet just when he thought he had caught Wormtail, a flash of red light passed over the man's body, and the Runes Chain actually shattered inch by inch.
The next instant, Wormtail had already fired a Stunning Spell at him.
Although Harry was