Novel & Cerita Harry Potter Basilisk Animagus First Task Fanfiction

“I will list out a few terms. You must pick four of the ones that seem favourable to you. Note also that the first and last options are mandatory. Understood?” “Yes,” Anslan nodded, his heart already beating erratically in his chest as he awaited what she would say. "Anslan," Bellatrix paused while fixing her gaze on him. The silence was deafening and tense. Finally, she spoke, "Firstly, I want you to personally whip her," she pointed at Helene, "...a hundred lashes with the same whip used on my mother. Make sure it’s laced with wolfsbane. Afterwards, throw her in a snake cage. This must be done tonight.”

The palace light dimmed as the shadows shaped themselves into blades and fangs to attack The Basilisk elders hissed, their golden eyes flaring, attempting to rupture his blood vessels where he stood but their power shattered like glass against his immunity. Glacy’s draught, brewed in secrecy and fed to him for weeks, had hardened his blood against their gaze. Their magic recoiled, backfiring, venom curdling in their throats, turning them inside out from within.

All of them pressing at the edges of my mind, uninvited but impossible to ignore. My hands moved automatically, sprinkling powdered basilisk root into the bubbling mixture. The liquid hissed, flaring orange before deepening to gold. I whispered the shaping words Professor Zimmer had taught us, my voice barely audible over the murmur of the class. The magic surged higher than it should have, flames curling over the rim of the cauldron, licking up the air like they were alive.

I smiled a sly smile and turned to pour myself a glass of water. I was getting a bit hungry but didn't want to disturb the girls from the tasks I had given them. So I mind linked Gabriel to get Feyre to bring us something to eat. We checked through the book together and eventually found some sort of potion that could induce psychosis and eventually knock her out. Hopefully, with all the stress and chemicals Herley’s been exposed to recently, no one would suspect foul play. It seemed simple enough to make, all we needed were the materials we would buy from Venera.

and said,“It’s starting already.” I asked, “What did you do?” “Nothing much other than disrupting the boundary spell around the pack.” She laughed. No. No. No. The pack was totally exposed to attacks from outside its boundaries because the protection spell had been broken, oh gods. However, why? How could she possibly do that? I heard a huge crash as the falling ball of fire struck the witches’ apartments.The witches’ lodgings had burned to the ground. I pulled out my dagger and pointed it at Rubi’s throat, holding on to it fiercely. “You bloody traitor!” I was about to murder her, but Rubi’s crazed laughing made me change my mind. I was curious to find out what was making her laugh, so I i

After all, they had the Watcher’s Lantern that would not run out of glow. “Come on out, Basil,” Zen smiled. For the first time in forever, he could finally check out the prize he received from clearing the Egg Hunt. The baby basilisk materialised for the first time, and already, Zen was in love. Meeting Basil was different from summoning Lime. The little basilisk wasn’t round or squishy, but it had its unique charm. Like all babies, it was adorable. “I thought you would appear like a hybrid rooster,” Zen mused as the serpent coiled around his wrist and licked his face with its flicking tongue. It had large yellow eyes that glowed in the dark, and Zen wondered if he was immune to its petrific

"Something has woken up in the lower tunnels. Something ancient. It is eating our magic. It is eating our bones." "What is it?" Kael asked. "A Basilisk," the witch said. I stiffened. A Basilisk was a mythical creature. A giant serpent with a gaze that could turn flesh to stone. "You want us to kill a Basilisk?" I asked. "We are wolves. Not exterminators." "You are the White Wolf," the witch said. "Your light is the only thing that can blind the beast. Kill it and we will give you the Cloak of Shadows. You will be invisible to your father forever."

“Roar” With a loud roar Aiden announced his presence and reminded the basilisk of what was coming. The eyes of the Dusk Basilisk were filled with wariness upon seeing Aiden’s change. It slithered backwards slightly and forked out its tongue to release a feeble hiss. “Oh no you don’t,” Aiden’s eyes flashed with understanding upon seeing the snake’s movements. He hadn’t seen it before, but when the Dusk Basilisk made its move right now, it had exposed a large hole behind it. The hole was large enough to accommodate the large body of the Dusk Basilisk. Aiden swiftly noticed a few more of such holes all around him. They were likely dug by the basilisk and were connected. It was the damn beast’s

at last, she wasn't left with a choice. "It is because I care, Lucien." 'Fall asleep, enter my mystic world...of darkness.' The Basilisk opens her eyes, Lucien gasping in fright. She looked terrifying, more than he imagined a Basilisk must be. Her eyes, as cold as ice and shining like silver made him fall asleep instantly. His eyeballs look down, horror consumes him. He was turning to stone. That was the power of a true Basilisk. That was the power of Raya, the vampire-Basilisk.

He said words that would cause her to tear up, but she didn't expect to see him so young. She stepped out of the room and on the balcony, staring down at the gardens, she spotted dwarfs rushing to fix things, like cuts in hedges, and smiled suddenly while shrugging off her anxious feelings. ——————- "Why is this spell much more difficult than the last one?" Alexis groaned at the lilac head of hair that diligently worked through the exam sheets. He wasn't marking by ticking through, but with a spell, Alexis herself was being forced to write it down since it was a written spell. But, she couldn't make it work at all. It didn't matter how much she redid it.