The king and the serpent

He was more disappointed rather than impress. Dimiscus held his own well against Alastor despite the invisibility he possessed. Alastor reeled slightly, attempting to cut him off on his left, but Dimiscus parted in his position, turned and threw his weight and overpowered him. The crashing sound of metals crashing against other ripped through the air, shattering the vases and windows. Alastor’s back was on the cold ground when he was took by surprise by Dimiscus wide slash. He rolled and chanted flamen to slide away.

By that time, Alastor had noticed that the invisible spell has worn out, but had the time to recover. His eyes caught Dimiscus’s left hand burn. Alastor immediately flipped backward.