Harry Potter and the Old Ones

Tierra lay on the bed for a while, then rolled over and got out of bed.

It was only a quarter past five in the afternoon, and Tierra entered the Room of Requirement to brew the potion after taking a nap.

Therefore, even after nearly three hours of brewing the potion, she was forced to shed her skin once. Now Tierra was completely sleepless, and took out the shed human skin from the traceless extension bag containing the medicinal materials.

Although it may be a bit narcissistic to say so, Tierra thinks this is an extremely perfect human skin, which is more like a work of art than the human skin thangka he has seen in his previous life.

The layer of human skin that Tierra just shed is quite complete, and now it still retains a certain amount of moisture, like soft rubber, with layers of tiny scales attached to it.

After Tierra took out her first molt, the "inheritor" flew over like a puppy smelling meat, and even used the magic power of the book page to create a tongue and licked Tierra's palm.

"..." Tierra smiled and took the shed skin back.

The "inheritor" suddenly wilted like a frost-beaten eggplant.

It also made a "whooping" sound like a puppy.

Tierra's skin cannot be fed to "inheritors".

Although the "Inheritor" is still a few steps away from being completed, Tierra's first molt is still very useful for him.

In the world of magic, some seemingly ordinary things will bring unexpected effects to magic.

For example, the snake skin of the African tree snake can be used to make Polyjuice Potion, but if you want to brew the potion of Animagus, you must use the first snake molt of the African tree snake.

Likewise, the first blood of a virgin must be used as a medium in ancient black magic curses.

The first or last full moon of the year is also considered the best day for large magical rituals.

There is often no clear principle behind these "firsts", but after countless generations of wizards' personal experiments, these "firsts" can indeed enhance the effectiveness of magic to some extent.

Even though the "Necronomicon" does not have a more detailed and in-depth explanation of these "first" similar things, the "Necronomicon" specifically puts this kind of seemingly unreasonable reason behind it, but it can actually affect the magic effect. A class of things, named the law of mysticism.

From the perspective of mystical law, the first shed skin from my body is the most suitable material for making "inheritors".

It's a pity that the twelve pages that are the core of the "inheritor" have already been made with Tierra's own fresh flesh.

If this layer of shed skin is fed to the "inheritor", it may save him a lot of trouble in the process of perfecting the "inheritor" in the future, but doing so is really wasteful.

Tierra carefully folded her own skin first, and put it into a small wooden box specially used to preserve medicinal materials.

Looking at this layer of skin, Tierra is still a little hesitant, because there are too many ways to use it that make him tempted in the few taboo books he has read.

Tierra knew that after Merlin drank the Hydra potion, the first shed skin remained until Merlin's later years, and it was made into a thing called "Fu Sheng Bao Talisman".

A magical prop similar to Chinese Taoist talismans that Meilin learned from "The Seven Chapters of Xuanjun".

Tierra didn't know exactly what he was doing. After all, Merlin didn't write it in his notes, so he could only guess that it had something to do with Merlin getting rid of the control of the old gods, and it was impossible for him to open the "Secret Book of Seven Chapters of Xuanjun" to read.

So Tierra was a little entangled in the usefulness of the first molt——

A wizard can only have one "inheritor" in his lifetime.

Moreover, there are very few optional uses for skin-like materials, either as book pages, curtains, or as robes and clothing...

Wait, other than that maybe...

As if suddenly remembering something, Tierra grabbed the "inheritor" and disappeared in an instant.

The next moment, Tierra appeared at the bottom of the planet tens of millions of light years away from the earth.

Miss Tiye went up to the seventh floor of the pyramid-shaped library, and took out a stack of light yellow leather thin books stitched together with thin threads. On the cover of the thin book were written several crooked characters.

When Tierra's fingers touched these words, a name suddenly appeared in Tierra's mind:

"Ceraino Broken Chapter"

This book is one of the few books in Merlin's notes that are marked as "readable and researchable" except for "Necronomicon", "Raliyah Text", and "Book of Nameless Sacrifice".

Even though the original version of this book was handwritten in 1915—far later than Merlin’s time, Merlin still mentioned it in his diary in the fifteenth century due to the race of the Great Yith, and according to this " Seraino Broken Chapter" summoned and controlled four Byakhees as his experimental assistants—and materials.

But obviously, Tierra's opening of the fifty-page manuscript was not to summon Bayakih, but because Merlin mentioned a magic called "life reconstruction" in his notes.

Tierra turned to the twenty-second page of "Seraino Fragments" and read it.

"Life Reconstruction" uses a part of one's own body as the initial raw material, and through alchemy, potion science and black magic, one part of one's own body grows into a complete artificial life body with spiritual and simple spiritual latitude.

Or it can be called a "living Horcrux".

Yes, although this artificial life form has many other uses, most wizards use this life form as a backup body for themselves.

Different from the authentic horcrux and the anchor of black magic, "life reconstruction" is a safer life-saving magic. The life body created through "life reconstruction" is equivalent to another body of the wizard in three dimensions.

As long as it is not directly affected by the outer gods, or dies without even reacting, even if the body is damaged, the spiritual existence collapses, and the mental power is exhausted, as long as the wizard still has a trace of consciousness, or when the wizard realizes When you are in a desperate situation and have no way out, you can instantly transfer your consciousness through the connection between the main body and the "life reconstruction" life body, and instantly resurrect on the artificial life body.

And "Life Reconstruction" has a very high degree of freedom in refining, except that the initial material must be a part of one's own body, other materials can be freely selected.

It can be other magical creatures sacrificed by blood, it can be dark magic items, alchemical items, or even a direct mixture of different kinds.

It is a kind of magic that has a lower threshold than Horcruxes.

But of course, your strength after resurrection through artificial life depends mainly on what you add to the process of refining it.

Therefore, even if this artificial life body has a very high degree of freedom in refining, no one really adds random things.

Although Tierra can be said to have initially manipulated Tom Riddle's diary, an irreconcilable contradiction between them is that Tom Riddle will eventually devour Tierra's spiritual and spiritual latitude.

Although Tierra was already prepared for this contradiction.

But the plan always fails to keep up with the changes, and he cannot guarantee whether there will be mistakes in the execution of his plan.

He had to plan for the best and worst of every situation.

Maybe he will die in the hands of the Outer God—"The Inheritor" or his remaining four fingers may help him ward off disaster.

Perhaps Voldemort had a way of penetrating his mental walls, and he would be resurrected by Voldemort.

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