Hogwarts and the Unspeakable

Allen looked up at the ceiling of the library, where there was an indescribable darkness. Allen wrote directly in Chinese, so that Hermione would naturally not be able to understand it, so there was no need to worry about leaks. This kind of knowledge is not suitable for a child like Hermione to know. It will be very dangerous. Any blind exploration without sufficient strength will lead to the backlash of the unspeakable, eventually leading to madness, mutation and death. No matter how you explore, losing your mind is the lightest outcome.

Allen wrote:

"Apocalypse. It can also be translated as Revelation. The meaning of this word comes from the prophecies about the end of the world in the New Testament. In any case, apocalypse means a prophecy from God. Usually related to disasters , human prophecies are often associated with war, plague, hunger, death and other things that humans do not like but have to face. The 'Old Dominators', 'Outer Gods', and other gods can escape The existence of 'law' restrictions is enough to distort the rules. That's why they are called gods. Therefore, they are also able to distort the rules of time and space. Distorting the structure of living things is the lightest 'distortion', but there are usually no gods It can distort 'cause and effect'. Cause and effect is even one of the rules that can transcend time and space. Therefore, even 'gods' or 'foreign gods' can usually only predict the outcome of things, but cannot interfere."

"But maybe it's just that humans can't afford the price they want to intervene."

Allen thought this in his mind, and then added.

"Divine revelation is naturally the revelation of God. So what is God and what is revelation?"

"Revelation is the process of communicating with God and obtaining information through various mysterious and unexplainable mysterious rituals."

"And God, naturally, is an existence that can bend the 'rules' by its own existence."

Reading through the book, Allen goes on to add:

"This book does not describe in detail the differences between 'gods', 'outer gods', and 'old days'. It also does not describe in detail what commonalities they have."

However, Allen still summarized some conclusions from the details:

"Why not pray directly to the most powerful gods known to the magic world? They are obviously the greatest and strongest. Isn't it good to directly ask the strongest people for help? The answer is: Of course not. The reason is very simple: Human beings cannot afford to pay a price that would attract the attention of gods. If they could really afford it, it would be in big trouble. No one can be sure that 'gods' will not directly snatch it away."

“God doesn’t all mean well.”

"Most gods require human beings to make sacrifices and sacrifices before they are willing to communicate with gods."

"It's just like humans are not willing to talk to ants on the ground. If one day, the ants say to themselves: 'That human, please stop for a moment.' If you don't understand, it's okay. If you understand, I'm afraid it will just be a claw. Or a kick. Directly trample to death. This is true for humans, let alone ancient gods? But if an ant asks for ten thousand pounds to trample to death another ant nest of the enemy tribe, then if you don’t directly snatch the ten thousand pounds, I’m afraid It is also a good choice to boil a pot of water and plow the courtyard to clean the holes."

"But here's the problem. Ant can't afford ten thousand pounds."

"With their ant brains, they can't even understand what a pound is."

"This is the real reason why humans have no way to ask for help from the ancient gods such as the Old Ones."

"However, fortunately, through tens of thousands of years of exploration, humans have also figured out some of the laws of the ancient gods, figured out the personalities of some of the ancient gods, and learned ways to communicate with the ancient gods and even obtain divine enlightenment at a lower cost. .”

Allen thought in his mind that the next thing he didn't intend to write on paper. He believes that even writing on paper is not safe. This kind of thing involving the "true name of a god" can only be handled by someone with the blood of a deep diver. Once such horrific information is recorded on a piece of paper, I am afraid that the piece of paper will be instantly distorted, or become a piece of paper full of vitality and attack. A powerful monster that can make people distort, petrify, or age just by looking at it. It has many miraculous effects, but unfortunately most of them are harmful to humans.

"No matter what, I need to find out who the enemy father and the others are going to deal with."

Allen thought in his mind. This kind of terrifying unknown keeps Allen awake at night. If he can't predict this thing through divine revelation, I'm afraid Allen won't be able to sleep during this period. Once he gets too much rest, he will dive deep. If the person's bloodline is out of control, the consequences will be unimaginable - but in fact, the consequences can be imagined as soon as you think about it. I have already said it: Azkaban, no time limit.

Ever since he discovered that the plot was out of control, Allen had been on tenterhooks. But this situation may soon disappear. Because with such a highly spiritual deep diver bloodline that can easily sense the information of the ancient gods, it shouldn't be a problem to borrow some power from the "Old Ones", such as the "Ambushing Chaos" who claims to protect himself: Nyarara Totip.

Simply put, Apocalypse follows this principle:

The greater the ability, the greater the cost.

Do you want the true form of Nyarlathotep to divine for you? Is the ancient god Cthulhu divining for you? It's actually very simple.

According to human records, the ideas of these two ancient gods are very clear.

One needs to resurrect the chaos god Azathoth, and the other needs to resurrect the ancient god Cthulhu, and the price is to destroy the world. In fact, it’s very interesting to put it this way, a catch-22. If you want prophecy, then you need to destroy the world. But if the world is destroyed, then why prophesy? So only a fool would seek help from them.

And guys like outer gods, according to records, never pay attention to human requests. Only the "old gods" who have fallen into silkworm sleep and the real "gods" will listen to human requests. However, people usually would rather go to the scary "ancient gods" than the "kind" "gods". This is because, without a doubt, sleeping humans are less threatening than awake humans. The wishes of living gods are more realistic and more terrifying. On the contrary, "ancient gods" can often be deceived by various word games because of their deep sleep. Because the "ancient gods" who "sleep" can also talk in their sleep, and their "sleep talk" also has the power to distort the world.

However, it is worth mentioning that there are also some "helpful" gods. They are usually "scientific researchers" or "religious believers" among "human beings". As for humans, they call it the "good god". To put it simply, anyone who has made sacrifices for mankind can be called a "good god". Therefore, their revelations are believed by countless humans, and it is much simpler and feasible to gain the power of faith and pray to them to obtain divine enlightenment.

All you need is a pious heart and some good sacrifices.

However, precisely because it is feasible, the divine revelation of the "good god" generally does not have much effect.

To put it simply, there are "too many threads" and the "program" is burned. The computer can't run, and it's naturally stuck. And considering the issue of distribution performance, the divine revelations of these good gods are usually vague words. In fact, they can only give humans some psychological hints, but cannot predict the complete reality. But again, this is a Catch-22 problem.

If you successfully summon the ancient god and make a prophecy. Then usually the 'old days' take your life.

Then the prophecy itself did not spread and actually had no meaning.

If it's a good god, "prophecy" usually doesn't have much effect.

Therefore, this "Complete Collection of Prophecies" is actually just an introductory book to introduce the "old days", "outer gods" and "gods". Because the prediction method introduced here is simply not feasible.

But our protagonist, Sir Alan Appleby. But different.

He discovered his "golden finger" hidden among them.

Allen thought:

Normally, people like me who feel the call of "the old days" frequently will basically go crazy. However, coupled with the blood of the deep divers, if he does not suppress it, the two will cancel each other out and be able to maintain Allen's sanity. And even if Allen couldn't control himself on a full moon night, after transforming into a "deep diver", he could still maintain his sanity to a considerable extent.

Therefore, Alan became the weirdo that he is now for various reasons.

Although he possesses sufficient spirituality to communicate with the "old days", he is not crazy.

Therefore, the chapter "Old Divine Revelation" recorded here has become a feasible choice for Allen!

In fact, when Allen heard what Mr. Ollivander (sir) called "divine revelation", he was already analyzing the feasibility of this plan. The ability to feel the "old gods" is usually called "spirituality". It is worth mentioning that not long ago, Mr. Ollivander became a baron as promised. Now we shall call him Sir Ollivander.

After absorbing the knowledge in this book, Allen raised his head and saw that Hermione was studying her knowledge. The relationship between them was not strong, and Alan had no intention of intervening in Hermione's studies as a professional. Hermione hadn't brought herself to do it yet, she hadn't made an offer yet.

The Joker once said: "If you have a certain expertise, you must use it to make money."

Hermione secretly watched Alan writing a type of writing that she couldn't understand at all. After watching it for a while, she was too embarrassed to ask, so she went to study by herself. Others in the library were watching secretly. Fortunately, the two of them hadn't done anything intimate yet, otherwise the boys around them would have been heartbroken!

This time, Allen began to write a letter to the house elf "Crisp".

Sir Humphrey strictly prohibited him from contacting him privately, so Alan could only ask Crisp to pass it on. But it's not a big problem. Anyway, Crisp respects Appleby who has awakened his magical ability, at least more than he respects Squib.

In order to ensure that I can sleep and not fall into madness.

Allen has begun preparing for his first "divine revelation" attempt.

It is worth mentioning that this was the first time that Allen went to find the "old days" by himself instead of being summoned by them.

Regardless, preparations for this "divine revelation" are underway. . .