Before Ian could ask for help, Gravis, who was behind him, grabbed a leech that was pouncing on his neck and threw it aside. Blood flowed from his neck, but he didn't care. Instead, he held his hand in front of his mouth. A huge flame rose from his mouth and turned into a giant snake under his control.
The fire snake was controlled by Gravis like the greedy snake game that was popular among the young wizards recently. It rescued Mr. Asilford, who was being robbed of his soul. The more leeches it devoured, the stronger the flame became. The heat also gave Ian time to breathe, giving him time to crush the leeches on his face and body. The blood and swollen wounds made him look a little embarrassed.
He looked at the wriggling leeches on the test subjects around him with some fear. Many of them had been sucked dry, and their wrinkled skin was like rotten vegetables without water. Their empty eye sockets told of despair. Some leeches even crawled out of their mouths, shaking their heads and looking for the next target.
Compared to the trembling Ian, Gravis was very calm. He reminded him, "Use fire to deal with them, or corrode them with strong acid magic. Don't be scared by their appearance. This kind of black magic is not difficult to deal with."
This tactic was undoubtedly correct. Not long after, after the leeches were killed to a certain extent, they stopped attacking. Instead, they gathered together and turned into Marcus again. But now, he looked much worse than when he first appeared.
His body was full of burned and melted skin that was corroded by strong acid. Many parts of his body were sunken. Gravis, who had been bitten a few times, touched his own blood on his neck. He was so annoyed that he raised his chin high. The tip of the wand in his hand, which was aimed at Marcus, glowed with a green light.
"Stiffening Foss!" As soon as Ian's voice came out, Gravis immediately realized his inappropriate behavior. He swayed, and the green light dissipated. A red light instantly hit Marcus, who was gasping for breath, and slammed him into the glass wall. He fell to the ground, rolled a few times, and fainted.
"Sorry … There seems to be a problem with my wand. It's not easy to use …" Gravis said and shook his wand apologetically. "Let's hurry. The time of the door key is almost up."
After getting rid of the guy in the way, Ian and Gravis sped up. Gravis cast another spell to petrify Asilford and began to use Absolute Emptiness on him. In the end, they tended to take more pictures instead of some disorganized information. When Gravis passed by a potion shelf, he looked at the label on it and picked up a few bottles of Wolfsbane Immunity Potion and put them in his pocket.
There was a chaotic sound came from the spiral staircase, followed by the sound of hurried footsteps and mixed with the roar of a dog..... Guards in umbrella uniforms led several hellhounds with black bone spikes on their backs and some ferocious-looking devil summoned creatures in from the entrance.
"Damn it! What did you do to Professor Marcus?!! You've already been surrounded. You can't escape. Give up your futile resistance! " The captain of the guards at the front immediately noticed Asilford and warned loudly, "Let Mr. Asilford go!"
However, Gravis and Ian did not intend to let down their guard. Ian took a few steps forward, tilted his head slightly, and said, "Stiffening Foss, stand behind."
The captain, who had a hearing aid, frowned when he heard about the door key. He understood that the economics department and the young man in front of him intended to block the attack when the door key was activated. He did not say anything. Instead, he waved his hand with a cold face. The ferocious hellhounds rushed toward Gravis and Ian. The sharp black horns piercing out of their cheeks were aimed at them, and their big mouths were wide open as if they could swallow a wizard's head.
Ian gritted his teeth and tried his best to cast any protective spell he knew. However, his personal strength was not enough to stop so many monsters and their guards. The large group of ferocious-looking inhuman monsters approached them almost unhindered.
Just when Ian was about to launch a counterattack to buy more time, green light shot out from behind him, and appeared one after another. The non-human monsters let out a shrill roar and fell to the ground, as if the Grim Reaper had rushed over and taken their lives.
The speed and viciousness of casting the Avada Death Curse had intimidated the guards behind the dead monster. They didn't know if Ian and the others would fight to the death, so they took a few steps back after casting the Unforgivable Curse. Although they didn't leave, they didn't dare to move forward either.
Seeing this, the captain ordered angrily, "Get rid of them! Don't let them go! We made such a big mistake today. If you don't want to lose your job, do it now! "
This awakened the guards, and they regained their morale. Spells were cast on Ian from all directions like raindrops. Facing the guards who were also trained in combat, Ian's identity as an Aura did not give him much of an advantage. Even if he relied on his talent in dueling and years of training to hold on for a few more seconds, he was soon hit by the Petrification Spell.
But to Ian's surprise, Gravis burst out again. It was as if he had been freed from some kind of shackle. He used a few fixed non-lethal spells to shoot out continuously. Just the rebound of the Iron Armor Spell allowed him to take care of many guards.
"It's almost time …" While blocking the attack, Gravis still had the strength to take out a pocket watch and looked at it. Then, he stuffed a few bottles of potions into Ian's baddie's hand. "Ian, you don't have to gather later. Teleport immediately after you get there and wait for me at the Magic Parliament."
Before the operation, Ian and the others had considered that when the operation was over, the wizards would definitely not have time to gather together. So, each of them had a key to the door, and in order to avoid being found out, each of them had set a different location. However, what concerned Ian was the strength of Gravis, who continued to fight.
At first, Ian thought that no matter how good Gravis' family education was and how he was expected to be the Minister of Security of the Magic Congress, he was just an outstanding official of the Congress. No matter how powerful he was, he would not be able to compete with the professionally trained Aura. But tonight, reality slapped him hard in the face several times.
In addition to being calm enough, Gravis also seemed to have a lot of combat experience. In addition to his excellent performance against the leeches, the timing and fluency of his non-lethal spells were something that Ian felt that he could not do. More importantly, he had cast so many deadly spells in the battle with the demons just now. It was as if this unforgivable spell was a part of his life. But before he had time to think about it, the horned snake necklace around Ian's neck began to twist. In an instant, there seemed to be a hook behind his navel. With an irresistible force, his feet left the ground and his figure disappeared from the underground laboratory.
After Ian disappeared, Gravis waved his wand and let a few bottles of potions fly out from the command rack. He took a few more bottles and threw the rest down from the sewer. The broken potion bottles and the strange colored potions in them all flowed into the sewer. Then, his body began to twist and he disappeared.
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