Hogwarts Blood Curse Martial Arts

Just last year, almost all the students in the castle knew that she was almost invincible in club activities, but her magic power was weaker than that of the junior students. This was all because she had solid theory and super skills to stabilize the pressure. All seniors.

After breakfast, Chen Bin planned to go back to practice magic and play sandbags as usual, but unexpectedly he met an immortal old man on the corridor and waved to him. What he could do was let Lao Deng pull him and apparate into the principal's office.

As soon as he sat down, Dumbledore immediately took out a thick stack of documents. Chen Bin opened it and read a few pages. It was almost the same as the Lich information he had read the year before last, but it also contained some new information and Lao Deng's inferences.

He looked up at Dumbledore, but the immortal old man motioned him to continue reading with his eyes.

It took Chen Bin half an hour to read the integrated update content, but he couldn't see why Dumbledore let him see such useless stuff.

Lich (Lich) also has related ancient documents in various magical circles in Europe, but there has never been a feasible conversion method. The French magic world calls wizards Liche, the Germans call them Leiche, and the Eastern European Slavic languages ​​call them Koschei. Although the lich literature in different places is different, they all indicate that the soul is placed in a container to maintain the "dead body" "Continue to survive in the world.

This ancient black magic, which is suspected to have originated in Egypt, was probably improved by the despicable Herbo in the ancient Greek era and became a unique Horcrux in Europe. From ancient Greece to the Western Roman period, that is, the period before the Middle Ages, both the magical world and the secular world experienced long-term wars. Most of the documents that can be handed down cannot be tested, and the authenticity cannot be determined.

For example, an ancient family claimed to possess documents from the Roman Republic, but after magical examination, it was confirmed that the paper was a product of the Middle Ages. Is it fake? This kind of test can only prove that this parchment is definitely not from the ancient Roman period, but it cannot deny that the ancestor in the document stated that the original text was seriously damaged, so in 1244, this person copied the original text on a new parchment.

There are many such so-called documents from various ancient magic families, including the Malfoy family, the Naama family, and the Flamel family. The last real immortal old man even copied many documents from before the ninth century in the fourteenth century, but the original texts of those documents also indicated that they were copied versions, and their contents were about documents from the fifth century.

Therefore, if Chen Bin must rely on physical objects as evidence, there is no qualified document in Europe.

Putting aside the authenticity, all the documents cannot confirm that lichs appeared in Europe before the ancient Greek period. However, there are a lot of rumors pointing out that the method of making lichs comes from "the other side of the south", "brown-skinned wizard" and "who owns the long sea". "Inland" and other abstract names, in short, it is the African Magic Empire near the Red Sea.

This lich-making method, lost in Europe, is more like a supporting magic for mummification in the ancient Egyptian pharaoh's mythology - the mummy maintains the immortality of the body, the phylactery maintains the immortality of the soul, and the result is a lich.

However, the mummies excavated in the modern world do not look like real lichs, but more like ordinary kings of ancient Egypt imitating the methods of African wizards to achieve immortality. These mummies may have lost the complete lich-making method, or they were only Muggles when they were alive, so they could only mummify the corpses but not become lichs. Otherwise, they would be ruined by British Muggle archaeologists. (Grave robber) Find its body?

To sum up, Chen Bin is more inclined to believe that the lich comes from Egypt, and its production method inspired the despicable Haierbo to create the method of making Horcruxes. According to legend, Haierbo became immortal after successfully creating a Horcrux, and then disappeared after causing outrage.

According to Aunt Rowling, he was probably killed after the Horcrux was destroyed, leaving his soul stuck in the "illusion" forever. Otherwise, how could he be willing to disappear for more than two thousand years if he was immortal? Why not continue to love Just go as far as you want? He is an evil dark wizard! This is like Voldemort not showing up nineteen years after being killed by Harry, just because he was stuck in the "illusion" and unable to move forward or retreat.

However, Chen Bin had already read through the available documents, and there was no legend of "Limbo" in this world. Even though Dumbledore was so knowledgeable, he had never heard of this stuff.

Putting aside the difference of "illusion", the inheritance of "lich" disappeared in Europe, but the method of making "Horcrux" continued to be passed down. There have been dark wizards in ancient Greece trying to embark on Herbo's path to immortality. road. However, not everyone in this world is as genius as Herbo, and no one is so genius that he can divide his soul into 8 parts like Voldemort and still not die.

Making Horcruxes also requires a success rate, which is equivalent to being hit by a life-killing curse that has taken effect but not dying. Therefore, countless people have tried it in history, but countless demons have killed themselves. It is even said in some documents that during a certain period of time, some magic circles were unable to defeat the strongest demon king at that time. The so-called righteous forces would secretly stuff them with a Horcrux-making method, and then release undercover agents to encourage the demon king to make Horcruxes.

As a result, almost all the demon kings died. The righteous forces, like Lao Deng, the old yinbi, did not need to take action themselves, and let the demon kings kill themselves through conspiracy.

Therefore, the "Horcrux Making Method" has not been lost until now, and has become the best method used by various magic circles to induce the devil to commit suicide. For example, Grindelwald, who was active from the 1920s to the 1940s, once "encountered" countless wizards who handed over the "Horcrux Making Method". In the end, he also killed the undercover agents sent by the Ministry of Magic.

His ambition is not to live forever, but to subvert the wizarding world and rule the Muggles.

Although the Horcrux suicide method can kill 99% or more of the demon kings, what if the remaining 1% cannot be killed? Congratulations to the European wizarding community, something big has happened! Originally, the Horcrux suicide method was used only because it couldn't be killed. Now, the Demon King has created a Horcrux and can be resurrected even after being killed. Isn't this even more difficult to defeat?

This has really happened in history, but both the ancient "Wizards' Council" and the modern "International Federation of Wizards" also deliberately blocked this kind of information, all because of their methods of killing the creators of Horcruxes. It's not glorious - first find the "Horcrux", and then destroy the Horcrux during the decisive battle to make the Demon King momentarily weak, allowing the ambushing "righteous forces" to take advantage of this opportunity to surround and kill him.

Doesn't it look like Dumbledore's chess game?

Now, the most powerful demon king of this era has come up with Horcruxes, and has created six of them, plus one humanoid Horcrux (Harry). This is an achievement that has never been achieved by anyone before. At least in the known records, he is the only one who can make two or more Horcruxes without dying.

The question is, why is he able to make seven Horcruxes and not die yet?

Thinking of this, Chen Bin finally understood why Dumbledore was looking for documents on the Lich Transformation Technique.

However, before he could ask, Dumbledore changed the subject. Chen Bin has long been accustomed to this old bastard's jumping thoughts.

As soon as Lao Deng opened his mouth, he said that he had spent a whole year and finally found the secret chamber's inheritance - the Horcrux last year.

Chen Bin was confused when he heard this. Wasn't there just a basilisk hidden in the secret room? Was he killed by the little wizards at the end of the semester last year?

However, Dumbledore in this world shared another discovery with Chen Bin that was not mentioned in the original work.

Dumbledore once searched the Chamber of Secrets after the death of the basilisk but could not find anything other than the basilisk. He was convinced that there was more than one exit. Any living thing has to wake up to eat even if it has been sleeping for a long time. There is no way that it can sleep for thousands of years without eating or drinking, and it still has to endure the consumption of regular peeling?

Following this idea, he found another extremely hidden secret passage deep in the Forbidden Forest, which was also the passage where the Basilisk woke up regularly to hunt for food. The way to open this secret passage is also very simple, which is to walk through every inch of the Forbidden Forest with the snake language version of "Open the Door" sung by Harry.

Apart from Dumbledore, Chen Bin believes that he can’t find anyone else with this kind of patience.

He entered the secret room through the secret passage and found that the exit was a trap door under a floor tile. The reason why he has never been able to find this secret door is because its password is the snake language version of "Let me go out to hunt." This was something Dumbledore only thought of after he came back from this secret passage, because he was hit with Parseltongue.

Don't be surprised, the encyclopedia information provided by Isha has already mentioned that Lao Deng also understands snake language.

There is a small secret room under the trap door, which contains a small number of Slytherin's notebooks, one of which is about the study of Horcruxes.

"Professor, are you saying that the person who created and split multiple Horcruxes was not Voldemort but Slytherin?"

Dumbledore shook his head and denied: "No, the research in the notebook seems to be to rescue the souls trapped in Horcruxes, and there is no research on splitting more Horcruxes. Slytherin seems to be using the Horcruxes for positive things. For example, stripping away the conditions for murder, allowing people whose souls leave their bodies to voluntarily become ghosts, and even some of the portraits in the castle are failures created through this non-evil method."

Chen Bin was silent. Slytherin doesn't seem to be as evil as the original impression, it's just that Voldemort took his notebook and did bad things.

Then, he continued to guess: "Professor, the reason why Voldemort was able to produce so many Horcruxes was because he awakened Lilith's bloodline?"

Dumbledore rolled his eyes at Chen Bin and asked: "You have even awakened the complete Naama bloodline since you were born. What achievements have you achieved in the blood curse?"

(3) Chen Bin chose to whistle silently and become a quiet straight man who recovered from cancer.

"I suspect that in addition to awakening Lilith's bloodline, he has also mastered some improvement methods that we don't know about. Otherwise, no matter how strong his talent and bloodline are, he would never be able to create seven Horcruxes. You know, Haier who invented the Horcruxes Poe is almost certain to have awakened Lilith's bloodline, and his magic power and skills are much stronger than Voldemort's. After all, you also know that the magic power of ancient Greek wizards is much stronger than that of modern times."

When Chen Bin saw the glint in his eyes, he immediately felt bad and interrupted quickly: "Be direct, what do you want to say?"

Dumbledore said seriously: "I suspect that the ancient lich transformation technique has not really disappeared."

Chen Bin said proudly: "My elders also beat up the African lich last year, and of course it has not disappeared."

"No, I'm not referring to modern lichs." Dumbledore shook his head and denied: "Their transformation technique may be incomplete, or it may have been modified by later generations, and it is not the original version in the ancient Greek period. "

"Old sir, what do you want to say? I'm tired of hearing you go around in circles."