A Song of Ice and Fire: The Magic Empire of the Plane Where the Song Begins

Immediately afterwards, all the professors began to assign their best fields.

This is actually the same as when Dumbledore called everyone together to set up the guardian level of the Sorcerer's Stone at the beginning of this semester.

It's just that this time it's not a checkpoint for others to break through, but a deadly trap.

Professor Sprout took out various plants from the small box he carried.

They are all plants with relatively high attack power, mainly devil vines.

Although these plants may not be able to cause fatal damage to the thick-skinned basilisk, they will definitely hinder them.

The eyes of the basilisk can kill creatures that look at it, but plants have no vision and cannot be harmed by the sight of the basilisk.

So, Professor Sprout's aggressive plants are important.

After Professor Sprout completed the arrangement, he saw Professor McGonagall leading a group of stone soldiers over.

Professor McGonagall used his associate professor authority and his superb transfiguration to control a large group of Hogwarts stone statues.

These statues are also part of Hogwarts' self-preservation mechanism.

At critical moments, the principal or vice-principal can activate these stone statues to attack the enemies of Hogwarts.

But what the stone statues have to face today is the pet left by Slytherin, one of the founders of Hogwarts.

I don't know what the founders will think when they know.

After all, the age is too long, and none of the four founders, including Salazar Slytherin himself, left behind magical portraits.

So now, thousands of years later, the four founders have nothing to do if they want to complain.

Professor McGonagall arranged all the stone statues brought down, and surrounded the expected entrance of the basilisk.

And Professor Flitwick began to block all the surrounding passages with a spell.

There are many, many drainage channels around here.

Obviously, after the basilisk was released from the secret room, it moved through these large and small passages.

In order to prevent the basilisk from taking the opportunity to escape, Flitwick took the lead in sealing all the passages he could find with magic.

In this way, the basilisk will become a... snake in the urn after a while, and there is no way to escape.

However, this alone is not enough.

The output is still there.

Among these people, Dumbledore and Snape are the most suitable for output.

Only two people have been in contact with Ai Qi's magic system.

Snape got in touch even earlier.

Although Dumbledore came into contact with it relatively late, relying on his research on the system of magic he is familiar with, Dumbledore's speed in learning other systems of magic is not comparable to that of ordinary magicians.

In fact, Dumbledore also wanted to open a portal directly at the exit of the basilisk, and then close it when the basilisk got its head through, and behead the basilisk directly.

It's a pity that this exit is really too big. Unlike Dumbledore who can use the power of the dark dimension like the ancient one, or Ai Qi who has the space dragon ring, the magic power he needs to open such a large portal is really huge. Too big to afford.

If the portal is too small, no one is sure that the basilisk will get in.

Therefore, Dumbledore still planned to use some more conventional methods to attack.

Dumbledore and Snape combined their own knowledge after obtaining the magic of the Elder Scrolls system, and their control over the elements rose several steps.

Now, the two are ready to use magic at all times.

Dumbledore gestured to Hagrid, who was following along.

Hagrid nodded repeatedly when he saw it, and took off the big sack he had been carrying behind him.

Inside the sack was a large iron cage with more than twenty roosters inside.

Poor Hagrid didn't have the money to buy a container for the Untraceable Extending Curse. Fortunately, as a half-giant, he was able to carry so many live chickens regardless of his size or physical strength.

Now Hagrid opened the sack, revealing the iron cage inside.

For these roosters, the cage is a bit cramped.

There isn't even room for them to fight.

Hagrid opened the cage and let the cocks out.

The released roosters clucked and ran away.

The frightened roosters scurry about and cluck and cluck.

Basilisks are killed by the crowing of a rooster.

Of course, the thousand-year-old basilisk must have high resistance, and it is probably impossible to kill it, but it is still possible to weaken it by injury to a certain extent.

However, the frightened roosters just ran away and had no intention of crowing at all.

Mere clucking won't do much.

Hagrid also tried to learn to crow to guide them, but it didn't work.

If it is still possible on the farm, the roosters are running for their lives now, so there is no such time.

The professors who were ready to go were a little embarrassed. Snape couldn't stand it any longer. He took out his wand and used the Dementia Curse on the roosters one by one to control them.

The Dementia Curse can also control animals. Little Crouch, who pretends to be Mad-Eye Moody, used the Dementia Curse to control the spider to dance a tap dance when he was giving a demonstration to the students.

The other professors had no objection to this.

At this critical moment, although it is an Unforgivable Curse, the object being controlled is a rooster, not a human being.

Didn't you see that Dumbledore, the leader of the righteous way, didn't say anything? No one was holding on to this point.

Soon, Snape, who had all the cocks under control, made them crow vigorously in unison.

For a while, the professors had the feeling of going to a chicken farm.

After a burst of screaming, there was a low hissing sound behind the stone gate.

Then there was the rustling of something rubbing against the ground.

The roosters did not retreat under Snape's control, but crowed harder.

Immediately afterwards, there were bursts of knocking sounds behind the stone door.

Apparently the basilisk wanted to break through the door and kill the roosters.

The professors found their cover positions, checked their goggles, grabbed their wands, and were always ready for the upcoming battle.