Head of Teaching at Hogwarts

The sudden change made Russell confused about the situation for a while. He just instinctively felt that something was not good, and then he felt a huge attraction coming from the front.

This attraction seemed to come entirely from the soul rather than the body. It acted on Russell's surroundings for an instant, making him feel like he had an out-of-body experience.

Fortunately, the dozens of thick layers of protective magic that Russell had put on him in advance began to take effect. Although none of them directly defended the soul, many of them had the effect of isolating external magic. Such protective magic There are certain restrictions on any magic attack.

Recovering a little ability to think, Russell quickly concentrated his magic power and ran the brain sealing spell at full speed and high power to prevent his brain or soul from being attacked.

Then, Russell gritted his teeth hard. In his mouth, a tooth located slightly behind exploded in an instant. All common resistances such as antidote, petrification recovery potion, and soul-killing curse recovery potion quickly appeared, and then entered It hit Russell's throat and worked quickly.

More importantly, a small tube of golden liquid was also held in Russell's mouth, and then he quickly raised his head and swallowed it with Russell's pained expression.

The Elixir of Fortune, also known as the Lucky Potion, is one of the most magical and greatest potions in the magic world. It can even be used without adding one. It is one of the rare things that Russell cannot prepare by himself, nor can he let his family's factory prepare it. One of several magic potions.

In the wizarding world, only true potion masters can prepare magical potions like Elixir. Russell's Elixir comes from Horace Slughorn, a former professor who has retired from Hogwarts. Professor En.

This professor was known for his love of making friends with various young talents in the wizarding world. Russell did not spend much energy to get in touch with him, and then, under the attack of various gifts, he became the professor's most popular one. One of the few students whom Russell trusted - even though Russell never attended his class.

After drinking the Elixir of Fortune, Russell instantly felt his mind clearing up a lot. He and Professor Horace Slughorn discussed the effects of the Elixir of Fortune.

Although the Fortune Potion is also called a lucky potion, in fact, this potion does not really change a person's luck. Luck is too elusive and cannot be changed with a bottle of potion.

The so-called "good luck" brought by the Fortune Elixir is actually a very large improvement in the user's soul ability, and then the user's reaction ability and perception ability will become extremely sharp.

Then the user will have some abilities similar to the sixth sense, and can often make the most correct choices and reactions quickly at the most critical moments.

At this moment, Russell finally felt that he had regained [-]% control over his soul after taking an entire bottle of Felixir.

No, it shouldn't be 5.00%. Under the influence of Felixir, Russell's brain was many times more awake than usual, and he had [-]% control.

He just thought about it for a moment and roughly understood the predicament he was currently facing.

Slytherin is not dead, at least not completely. He has gone further on the road to immortality than many others imagined. It is possible that he just lost his body and exists as a soul, so he needs a new body. body of.

The phrase Russell said in Parseltongue before, "I come here voluntarily to pay tribute to you, the greatest Slytherin among the Big Four!" was probably a spell that triggered Slytherin to get his body.

Translucent magic power survey glasses appeared in front of Russell's left eye. In the corner of his eye, a humanoid figure covered in green and wearing a crown, which was almost entirely made of magic power, nearly occupied his entire field of vision.

Crown?Make no mistake, this is definitely Ravenclaw's diadem.

"Tom Riddle, is this your fraud on me?"

Russell suddenly realized an important thing that he had ignored before - Tom Riddle in the diary, and the time period when his original memory ended.

As Voldemort's first Horcrux, the diary was made by Voldemort when he was in the sixth grade. Under the influence of the memory of reading the original work in his previous life, and Voldemort's deliberate misleading and disguise, Russell accepted the diary as a matter of course. In this book, Voldemort's memory ends at his sixth grade.

In this case, Tom Riddle in the diary does not know about the other Horcruxes at all, so the diary should not know about the existence of Ravenclaw's diadem, Voldemort's other Horcrux in the Room of Requirement.

But in fact, one thing Russell knew very well was that Tom Riddle in the diary had the ability to receive, process and remember external information.

As a Horcrux, the diary was once carried by Voldemort until it was handed over to his most loyal subordinate Lucius Malfoy shortly before his first death.

Lucius Malfoy may not dare to talk to the diary, but the diary may have been communicating with Voldemort before it was handed over to Lucius Malfoy. He knew more than Russell imagined. More!

"Gan, if I hadn't always been cowardly and left behind countless backhands and backhands, I almost would have overturned. As expected, I can't rely too much on the memory of the original work. Ron misunderstood me!"

However, this is a danger, but it is also an opportunity.

Russell discovered a secret that may have been slightly hinted at but not explored at all in the original novel - where Slytherin went.

"Submit to me!" A terrifying green curse followed. Russell relied on his instincts to avoid this curse with just a slight sideways movement. Even the defensive spell was not broken.

"What should I call you? Tom Riddle, or Salazar Slytherin?" Russell waved his wand, and a beam of fire hit the opponent's chest but passed directly through without any actual effect.

"You seem to be very smart, so why don't you quickly pay tribute to the great Slytherin?" The other party said this sentence confidently without any cover-up.

Sure enough, it was Slytherin himself. He is not dead yet. No wonder. When I was chatting with Riddle's diary, I discovered that many of the knowledge revealed by Voldemort were theories that only appeared in the last 100 years. No wonder Slytherin's research Even after 1000 years, he is still at the forefront of the magic world.

It turns out that Slytherin never died, nor did he stop his research.