Can't stop it? I'm afraid it can't be stopped.

After a few seconds of confrontation, Maca knew that the terrifying impact could not be completely neutralized by the strength of one person alone, and it was no wonder that the Ravenclaws would use the "meteorite" to try to destroy the Devouring Mirror.

And perhaps more importantly...... There seems to be some kind of strange rule power hidden in meteorites like this from the universe. Even with the second-level soul rules that Maca currently mastered, there was no way to use the power of that obscure and slightly chaotic rule.

However, since he can't "gently" block the rapidly falling meteorite in the safest and most effective way, it seems that all he can do is to make his means a little more "rough".

Leaving aside the unknown power of the rules inside the meteorite, it is obviously an acceptable way to deal with it if it is only aimed at the matter itself that makes up the meteorite and "smashing" it when its speed is reduced to a certain level.

After all, when he asked Hermione to make the array of the magic shield, he had already included this option in his choice.

"Push it a little harder!"

Those thoughts flashed through Maca's mind, and Maca suddenly waved her backhand at Hogwarts behind her. In the next moment, a beam of magical light erupted from the top of the Astronomical Tower, turning into a translucent arc-shaped barrier that enveloped the entire castle.

At the same time, Maca's other hand was raised again, and he saw that the outer ring stone slab of the circular formation in front of him also began to burst out with magical brilliance.

In an instant, the black and white beams at the top of the staff no longer intertwined with each other, but each turned into a parallel straight line and burst into the sky.

The pillars of light didn't grow thicker as Maca increased its output, they only became more and more condensed, to the point where they didn't affect each other at all.

And only at this time, Maca had some time to pay attention to the meteorite in the night sky, and it could be seen that it was rapidly growing larger in its field of vision, wrapped in purple flames that could not be extinguished even by the power of cooling rules, and a majestic and restless flow of mana, forcibly pressing the two regular beams released by Maca to fly towards this side.

The forces of the rules collide, black, white, and purple intertwined and burst out under the night, and the power of destruction is accompanied by a beautiful scene.

Unfortunately, beauty is always short-lived, and even fleeting.

In the eyes of ordinary people in distant cities, perhaps it was a dazzling arc of light that crossed the starry sky magnificently, leaving a bright spot on the retina that gradually faded.

However, for Maca, who was facing the impact, every second seemed to be stretched out by the rules of time, and everything seemed so clear.

And of course, he was about to perform a powerful blow and was about to completely smash the meteorite, when he saw a familiar figure that did not surprise him.

"McLean, we're meeting again so soon."

Helbo, who suddenly appeared next to Maca, did not speak, he just looked up at the meteorite that was falling at high speed like Maca.

However, Maca knew that if there was that time, the other party would probably say such a meaningless nonsense, and he should say hello.

Of course, at this moment, Helbo must have guessed Maca's thoughts, for example, he might think that Maca probably didn't want to see him at all right now!

All right! If Helmau really thinks so, then he is very wrong.

In the next second, I saw that Maca suddenly pulled out the staff that was inserted on the ground, and thrust her backhand into Helbo's chest beside her.

That guy's sword wound isn't healed yet!

However, when Maca thought that Helmo would definitely resist, she didn't expect this guy to let him stab the tip of the staff into the crack in his chest and abdomen.

Immediately after, Maca saw the other party reach out with his left hand and grab the staff, and his right hand instantly clenched into his face with a fist.

If you get hit this time, it's not like a little nosebleed can be done!

Maca frowned, gritted her teeth secretly, and simply let go of the staff. Then, Helbo felt a huge momentum coming from the end of the staff, and he flew towards the meteorite in the air.

With Maca's staff on his chest, the magic of the riot made it impossible for him to move in space, and his limbs couldn't be used well. In addition, the meteorite was already very close to him at this moment, and it was even more difficult to avoid nature.

That's right, if Helbo doesn't show up, that's fine, once he shows up here, Maca just tries to get him to have a "head-to-head" idea with the meteorite.

"Aren't you 'hard'? Nothing but the Gryffindor Sword can sharpen you...... I don't know, is the impact of the meteorite strong enough to give you a 'thump on the back'? ”

"Boom"

At the moment when Helbo's back was about to hit the meteorite, Maca suddenly raised her hand to add another towering barrier to Hogwarts Castle behind her.

Immediately, the meteorite, which was so bright that it was almost scorching, had a tendency to crack.

The friction between the two regular beams of Maca and the atmosphere has reduced the original 300-foot-diameter meteorite by two-thirds, and the rock crust and the remaining ice have basically burned out, leaving almost nothing but hot metal.

However, even though this "little guy" has shrunk by two circles, the energy it contains is still amazing. What Maca didn't expect was that at that moment, Helbo, who collided with the meteorite, actually made an extremely unexpected big move!

In the blink of an eye, he turned over and threw a punch with all his might, despite the terrifying heat on the surface of the meteorite that even he couldn't easily withstand and the devastating impact.

When the pitch-black Demon Fist came into contact with the meteorite, the purple heat flames first vaporized half of his fist. This was followed by a tremendous friction that wiped out his thick arms, and in the end he almost hit it with his shoulder.

However, Helbo obviously couldn't be so "kind", and he would never use his body to help Maca resist a falling meteorite. The reason why he did this was because his fist was not directed at all the front of the meteorite when it fell, and he was blasting his fist at the side of the meteorite in the first place!

"Boom!"

There was another loud explosion, and Maca on the ground was stunned to watch Helbo forcibly blast the meteorite away from its original orbit, and in the midst of the sudden shattering, it turned into countless meteorite rains that shot at high speed and fell towards the castle behind Maca.

Maca opened the magical barrier with all her might, ready to withstand the massive impact, but could no longer say a word.