Harry Potter: Sacrifice of Creation

A pact with other magical creatures.

Through this contract, it is possible to directly enslave a magical creature and allow him to use it for his own use.

When necessary, it can even directly extract the power of this magical creature to strengthen its own combat effectiveness.

At the same time, it can also extract the life force of magical creatures to replenish its own life force, improve the healing speed of wounds, and most importantly, delay aging.

This delay in aging is also relative, and it depends on how far the magical creature can fall to the ground.

If it's a short-lived magical creature, signing a contract will shorten its lifespan.

This is undoubtedly a very magical contract, if other people know that there is such a contract magic in the hands of Turner, people who want to come to the whole world will go crazy.

Especially if Voldemort knows, he will definitely desperately snatch this magic contract in Turner's hand.

When Turners saw this magic contract, he was also shocked, and since then, he has never taken out the book "Solomon's Key", even if he reads, he is in the sacrificial space, projecting his spiritual power into it.

Turner also has some thoughts on this magic contract.

Of course, it's not for him to use it himself, he doesn't need this at all, with the life sharing contract of Keke and Stilly, his life will be very long, and this contract magic is not necessary to use it at all.

After all, compared to life sharing, this contract magic is really a little out of Turner's eyes.

Of course, the existence of this contract magic also has its uses.

Although the life-sharing magic used by Keke is magical, it is a magic that belongs to elves after all, and ordinary humans can't learn it at all.

Moreover, even if this magic is used by elemental elves, it has limitations, and each elf can only use it once in their lifetime.

In other words, the opportunity on Turner is irreproducible, and it is no longer possible for others to do it.

But this contract magic is different, this contract magic can be learned, and it can be learned by many people.

Although it has its limitations, these limitations can be completely ignored compared to the benefits obtained.

This contract magic can only sign one magical creature at the same time, and after signing, it can share life force to increase its lifespan.

However, it has a flaw, when the magical creature you have signed a contract with dies, the life force you get from it will pass quickly, unless you can find a magical creature with strong vitality and sign a contract with you immediately.

Only in this way will you be able to make up for the lack of your life force and thus ensure your own life.

There is another problem with this, the magical creature that signs the magic contract must be voluntary, and it is completely voluntary in the soul before it can be successfully signed.

Even if you use magic potions, or some kind of magic, to confuse the other party, as long as the other party does not admit you from the depths of your soul, you still can't sign a successful contract.

How easy is it to get the approval of another magical creature in a short period of time?

Solomon recorded in the books was killed because of the magical creatures he had signed a contract with, and he couldn't find other magical creatures, and was eventually dragged to death.

There are many other things besides this contract magic, which fascinate Turner.

Of course, he didn't think about sealing a large number of powerful magical creatures such as demons like Solomon and borrowing their power to fight.

Let's not talk about whether there are such powerful magical creatures in this world, and even if there are, your strength is strong, do you still need them?

Besides, these are external forces after all, and it is almost impossible to improve.

In Turner's heart, he still feels that his strength is the most reliable.

It didn't take long for an accident to happen at Hogwarts.

In the midst of the school castle, there was a student who was once again petrified.

And he was "killed" together, as well as the headless Nick, but fortunately, because he was already dead, he couldn't be killed again.

Although his current state is a little strange, it is not so much that his soul is gone.

Although this time it was still safe, it was not good news for Dumbledore.

He had suppressed the previous attacks, and promised that there would be no more such accidents in the future

But now this is the case, and his personal credibility has been dealt a serious blow.

Coupled with the fact that someone is making small moves behind his back, this makes Dumbledore's situation even more difficult.

On the night he discovered that a student had been attacked, Dumbledore called Turners over.

When Turners arrived, Snape and Professor McGonagall were already here.

At this time, they were all worried, obviously worried about why things, to be able to let them have such an expression, it is obvious that this time the matter will not be small.

"I'm sorry that you're here, Mr. Turner, although I said before that I would look at the Chamber of Secrets, but obviously, I lost my words, and I couldn't look at the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets. Dumbledore was also a little sad at this time.

If the previous attacks were accidental, then this time, it was really his negligence.

But, to be honest, he really didn't know what was going on.

He kept an eye on the chamber as he had agreed, and during that time he swore that no one would ever enter it.

Under such circumstances, the attack still happened, which made Dumbledore a little helpless, he really blamed himself, because he had caused a student to be attacked.

Before that, when Turners heard that someone was being attacked, he had almost guessed what the other party was trying to do.

Such a deliberate attempt to attack and make things bigger is nothing more than to drive Dumbledore out of school, and only then can he continue his follow-up plans.

Otherwise, with Dumbledore staring at him all the time, he would definitely not have made any moves, after all, he was not so arrogant to play tricks under the nose of a wizard who was about the same as he was in his prime.