Cardcaptor at Hogwarts

In fact, their conversation just now took place not far from the place where Regulus originally died.

There is a cave not far from the sea cliff where they were standing just now, and that is their destination.

As Adam moved forward, the turbulent seawater beneath his feet was smoothed and condensed into ice.

Although Regulus was surprised, compared to the things he heard before, the scene before him seemed not that surprising.

"Are you really a student at Hogwarts?"

Regulus stepped hard on the ice beneath his feet.

After Adam found out, he silently controlled the thinning of the ice.

With a "click", Regulus stopped talking.

Centered on that foot, the cracks spread like a spider web. Regulus froze in place, not daring to move his lower body. He wanted to draw out the magic spell and add a freezing spell to his feet, but he was afraid of moving too much. Big let yourself fall.

"Why not disapparate?"

As Adam refroze the water, the cracks disappeared little by little.

"You can't disapparate here, or wizards can't."

Regulus realized that he had been tricked and glared at Adam.

"Furthermore, apparating requires extreme concentration, otherwise it is likely to lead to disintegration, which is even more terrifying than falling into the sea!"

"That's true."

Adam nodded and looked towards the cave ahead:

"Let's go."

Entering the cave, they came to a stone wall, where Kreacher was stopping, talking nonchalantly.

He is currently immersed in the script of "The Death of Regulus" written by Adam using the Tron Card.

"It seems that certain conditions need to be met before it can be opened?"

Regulus looked at the stone wall and said,

"Given the mysterious man's character, this is probably some kind of magic... black magic... Maybe the person who enters has to pay some kind of price first?"

Regulus did not have such profound magical attainments and knowledge, but he knew Voldemort.

"No matter what kind of magic it is, this kind of door-keeping magic here is called a lock."

Adam stretched out his hand and snapped his fingers, and silvery white threads appeared on the wall, forming an arch.

"let's go."

Regulus stepped into it, glancing at Kreacher before doing so.

"It's arguing with 'you' about who will pay the price of entry."

Adam looked at him and smiled:

"Don't worry, even though Kreacher may think it's true, it's actually just a dream. I promise that no one or house elf will be harmed during the filming process."

Regulus smiled in relief and followed Adam's pace.

It was pitch dark inside the cave, and Adam shed a spot of light, illuminating the large lake in front of him.

"Kreacher mentioned before that things are in the center of the lake, and they took a boat there..."

Regulus' eyes roamed around the lake, but he couldn't find the boat in Klee's mouth.

"Did Voldemort destroy the ship?"

"No, the boat is in the lake."

Adam could see the chains that were magically invisible,

"But we don't use that."

With that said, Adam took steps directly towards the center of the lake, and the lake water under his feet was frozen into a lump of ice.

Regulus was stunned. He thought that this lake would not freeze so easily...

In fact, this is indeed the case. The cost of freezing this lake is much greater than freezing the sea water, but for Adam, who has the magic stone in hand, the magic he has learned does not matter how much it consumes.

Just as Regulus was about to stretch out his foot, he saw a gray hand reaching out from the lake and grabbing Adam's ankle. He couldn't help but scream:

"Watch your step!"

Adam lowered his head, but it was already too late. The Inferi had already grabbed his ankle.

Well, too late, for the Inferi.

Adam's shield was always on. How could the Inferi catch him if he didn't want to?

With a strong kick, Adam directly kicked the Inferi out of the lake, and Adam stretched out his hand to strangle it by the neck.

"It looks a little ugly, but..."

Adam stared at the magic power on the Inferi and frowned slowly:

"It is indeed a type of magic that I have never known before."

The magic that creates and controls the Inferi is strictly necromancy.

Playing with dead souls and manipulating corpses, in another sense the flesh and bones of the living dead, is the famous natural disaster of the undead in the Western fantasy world...

However, even Kuro Rido, who uses dark magic, has not dabbled in this aspect.

No, Clow Rido himself may still be aware of this, but it’s not surprising that he didn’t make related Clow cards when he made them.

Adam has an extra Adam card in his hand.

On the card is a young man wearing white clothes, stepping onto the shore from the black water.

The word below the card is JING.

The Purification Card is an Adam Card that Adam made by himself through in-depth study of the impurity removal spell over the years. Its effect is to purify things that Adam considers to be impurities, or even certain concepts, without harming others.

Unlike the elimination card, which can only eliminate actual existing energy and objects, and the no card, which can erase concepts but will also erase the objects carrying the concept, the net card is undoubtedly a card whose effect is independent of the Clow card. !

Although the production of several Adam cards such as the Hate card has not been progressing well, the existence of the Net card has proved that it is feasible to make Adam cards by oneself, so...

Adam looked at the Inferi in his hand, silently copied one, shrunk it, and put it into a glass bottle.

Can he also research the Adam card corresponding to necromancy magic?

Dead card? Death card? Joker card? Corpse card? Soul card?

Involving many directions such as souls and corpses, Adam felt that one Adam card might not be enough. It should be split into several cards like the time card and the fire card corresponding to time magic. But it is a research direction after all.

Well, when the research on the time card reaches a bottleneck, I will give it a try.

Adam glanced at the struggling corpse in the glass bottle and thought silently:

The corpse doesn't eat anyway.

After filling it with some more water from the lake, Adam shook the glass bottle as if he had just caught a small goldfish and put the glass bottle into his bag.

Anyway, the corpse doesn't need to breathe, so he didn't open the breathing hole, and he was not afraid of spilling it.

The ice spread and froze the entire lake. Adam turned around and waved to Regulus:

"Come here."

Regulus walked over hesitantly and finally asked:

"What was that just now?"

"Inferi."

"...What did you catch that thing for?"

"Let's study it when we get back and see if we can find something. Although the Inferi looks good, it is afraid of light and heat. The real undead natural disaster should not have such defects..."

Adam touched his chin and was about to enter the research state again, but he immediately came back to his senses:

"Forget it, let's wait until we get back and take the Horcrux first."

"..."

Regulus suddenly realized that his previous decision was a bit hasty. He shouldn't have let down his guard after knowing that the other party was a Hufflepuff.

Why doesn't this guy look like a good person!