Hogwarts behind-the-scenes big boss

"He made a book out of his head!"

As if seeing a spectacle, Dumbledore walked quickly to the big book, exclaiming in admiration and exclamation from time to time.

Moriarty remembered what the old man had said before: "Wisdom is more powerful than the stars in the sky! When I put the wisdom of you two into pages 11 and 12 of Richie Kakaka, your heads will also be qualified to attract...

Star."

Looking at the big book compiled by the skull, Moriarty realized that the "Richie Ka Ka Ka" the old man said was referring to it.

"Does putting someone else's head in a book mean mastering someone else's wisdom?" Moriarty found it difficult to understand what the old man was doing.

"Behaving like a lunatic."

Shaking his head and humming, Moriarty counted the heads. There were 10 in total. No wonder the old man said he would put his and Dumbledore's heads on pages 11 and 12.

Dumbledore had a different opinion, "I suggest you come over and take a look. This is very unusual. I have never seen such a magic book."

He stared at the page he opened carefully. The skull on it seemed to have words on it.

This is a skull the size of a fist.

Moriarty blurted out: "The Goblin Skull."

"Yes, there is a line of blood written on it." Dumbledore said solemnly.

"I don't know him," he added.

"Let me take a look, oh, Spanish." Moriarty had some guesses in his mind, maybe the old man was Extis.

Extis is Spanish.

The blood letters look like they have faded over many years, but the marks are very clear.

"Skull Star."

After reading it word by word, Moriarty and Dumbledore exchanged a look.

The old man's most powerful weapon against them is this magic.

"The source of his power is this skull?"

Moriarty's eyes became erratic. If so, this book, no, these four books, are interesting.

"You use Legilimency on it."

Moriarty suddenly told Dumbledore that he had an idea he wanted to try.

"What?"

Dumbledore thought this idea was extremely strange. Legilimency on a dead head?

"Try it." Moriarty stared at Dumbledore with great energy, and pursed his lips at the goblin skull.

"Well, let's see if its brain is still active. We can't expect it to be thinking about work like the goblin at Gringotts."

Dumbledore smiled and used Legilimency.

Moriarty joked: "Maybe it's thinking of gold."

"No, the forbidden demon still exists." Dumbledore looked up at Moriarty and shook his head.

"OK." Moriarty nodded lightly. It was just an idea. It doesn't matter if he guessed wrong.

Then they continued to flip through, and the next page, which was the next skull, was a human skeleton.

There is also a line of words engraved on the top of the head.

"Intact organ."

"What does this mean? I have to say that person is worse at naming than me." Dumbledore complained.

Moriarty used magic to turn to the next page - every time he turned the page, he was always afraid that the previous skull would hit the next one.

The third page is still a human skeleton.

"Mogiovar."

Moriarty and Dumbledore shook their heads at the same time, not listening at all.

They turned a few more pages, and there was a line of blood words on each skull: Hongguang, Yumei, Trutxiang, Octopus...

It was all incomprehensible words until Moriarty turned to the last page.

This is the largest skull in the entire book, and is also the reason why Richie Kakaka occupies an area as large as a public bath.

It is like a cornerstone, with 9 skulls standing on it one by one, forming a hill-like ridge.

"This is the head of the whale."

Dumbledore said regretfully that he discovered it at the first sight.

Moriarty's affinity for the water element gave him a certain care for the creatures in the sea. Now that he saw the whale's head, he looked at it carefully.

There are no words in blood on it, but a question mark carved on the top of the head.

?

"What the hell is this!"

"What did he want to express!"

Moriarty couldn't help it anymore. The Riddler should die!

Not to mention, both Extis and the old man are crazy!

How is it possible to expect normal people to guess what crazy people are thinking?

But Moriarty is very smart. There are signs on the top of his head. Is it also inside his head?

Sure enough, he found a conch pattern inside the whale's head.

"Ding dong~"

A crisp sound came from the system.

"It is detected that the host has discovered the magic holy object of the wind element, the conch of wind! Reward an exploration lottery."

"Wind element magic holy object?"

Moriarty looked at the whale head in surprise. What's inside?

"If the host controls the wind conch, the wind element level will be increased to level 70 magister."

Level 70!

Moriarty was immediately tempted.

You must know that the wind element level has only reached the level of a magician now.

The water element level is only level 60, reaching the level of a magician.

And the Conch of Wind can elevate Moriarty from a magician to a magister in one go.

As long as you level up one more level, you will be a great mage!

It has been improved by more than 20 levels!

Mastery, must master!

Moriarty's entire body was buried inside the whale's head!

It was the first time Dumbledore saw such an excited Moriarty, and he couldn't help but be curious, but he couldn't help him much, so he walked towards the other three books.

They are a bit smaller than Richie Kakaka.

The cover of the first book reads: Tifa La La.

Engraved below is a line of blood words: Open the organ treasure house.

It was also in Spanish, and Dumbledore didn't understand it either.

But it doesn't stop him from opening and reading.

A pungent stench hit my face.

Dumbledore endured vomiting and saw a person's lungs, which were white, and the blood inside was blue, and the blood vessels formed a map.

"Same as the scar on my left knee..."

Dumbledore suddenly felt horrified, as if he was being targeted, and a chill ran down his back.

The second page shows a person's toenails. The length of the nails is as long as a broom that sweeps across the seven stars.

There was no map on it, but there was a painting. Dumbledore didn't know what it was.

On the third page was a complete right arm, which had been hollowed out, and Dumbledore saw another arm from inside.

The third page is a human head with two faces.

Page 4…

Page five...

Each page is an organ of the human body, and the special thing is that these organs always have some weird features or strange abilities.

Dumbledore looked at the remaining two books with a complicated expression.

Now he understood why the old man said to collect his and Moriarty's heads and his own knees.

The old man also said that he wanted to collect Moriarty's private parts.

At the same time, Dumbledore also remembered what the old man said: "Tifa la la", "Merutt", and "Richie kaka kaka".

It turns out they are all names of books!

If you guessed it correctly, there must be one book in the two books dedicated to collecting private parts, Merutet.

Dumbledore had no interest in looking at the Merutet, unless Grindelwald's was inside.

Ahem.

Blushing slightly at the sudden thought, Dumbledore returned to normal in just a moment and turned his head to see what Moriarty was doing.

"You might be interested in what I find."

Dumbledore told Moriarty his thoughts.

"So that's it..."

Moriarty was thoughtful, his eyes constantly moving over the four corpse books.

"What the old man said is not crazy. He can see the special organs in our bodies..."

"If that's the case, why can he see it? Or what is he using the heads for?"

Moriarty thought of something and turned Richie over, right side up.

There is a line of large characters and a line of small characters on it.

"Richie Kaka Kaka."

"Your wisdom is my stored strength!"

Moriarty couldn't help but frown. The four corpse books in front of him, the old man's strange abilities, and the wind conch in the whale's head seemed inexplicable, but in fact there must be some connection.

Moriarty thought about his previous idea again and used Legilimency on the skull.

Dumbledore can't use it, but that doesn't mean Moriarty can't use it either.

Moreover, Moriarty also has an alchemical matrix that is more advanced than Legilimency.

Moriarty walked up to Richie Kakaka and stared at the first page, which was the goblin skull.

"The alchemical matrix activates!"

When he opened his eyes again, Moriarty had arrived at a battlefield.

I saw a short goblin covered in scars, and a tall man stood opposite it, as if he was the goblin's enemy.

The goblin yelled at the man, saying something that Moriarty didn't understand, and then the goblin cut off his head with sharp nails!

The goblin grabbed his head and threw it into the sky, and a meteorite suddenly fell down!

The screen flickered, and Moriarty's eyes returned to the goblin skeleton.

"I understand, the meteorite is the magic of the goblin, and the skull star is the old man using the power of the goblin."

Moriarty happily explored the remaining head, the second one!

So-called intact organs.

Moriarty saw this scene:

The old man captured a human with a strong physique and sewed the man's mouth to his body until there was no more room to sew.

Then the old man removed the mouth from the living person and sewed all the eyeballs on.

The old man spent a year sewing the arms, legs, feet and other human organs onto this man one after another.

Finally, the man's head was cut off and put in the book, because he had remembered what it felt like to have a complete set of organs in his body!

The third, the fourth...

Through this book, the old man steals other people's wisdom and magic!

Until the last whale, the old man still had no way to steal the whale's power, so he could only reluctantly put a question mark on the whale's head.

The whale's power comes from the conch of wind.

This is the wind element magic that the old man cannot master!

He couldn't even take a sneak peek!

Moriarty walked into the world of whales and saw a turquoise conch on the beach in the vast Pacific Ocean.

The conch made a beautiful sound, attracting the whale.

"Wind elemental magic!"

Moriarty gathered his wind elemental magic power, and the whale slowly turned its head and swam towards Moriarty.

"Give it to me."

Moriarty smiled at the whale, knowing that the whale understood.

"hold head high--"

The whale roared, and a column of water emerged from its head, carrying the conch of wind to Moriarty's hands.

As if a breeze was blowing on his face, Moriarty then found that a small whirlwind had blown into his body.