Hogwarts: My name is the Unforgivable Curse

"That's absolutely the most outrageous thing in the whole book."

Looking at the large lump of green light in front of him, Avada felt as if he had knocked over a toilet in the kitchen with mixed emotions, making it difficult for him to accurately describe his feelings at the moment - absurd, unbelievable, and admirable. , afraid, trying his best to suppress laughter...

He couldn't help himself from thinking this way.

On the one hand, the green potion in front of him was almost the most complex, incredible, and exquisite alchemy product he had ever seen. The boundary between soul and non-soul became blurred in this pot of potion, as if there was a brand new, cursed life about to emerge from it. That exquisite feeling, as if he saw molecules stacked up to form cells, or circuits intertwined to form a brain, glowed with the aura of life, almost overwhelming his heart with awe and shock...

Then, as soon as I remembered the true effects of these potions, all these feelings disappeared.

It cannot be removed in any way except by being drunk by a being with a soul. Drinking these potions will cause the drinker extreme pain, confusion, life worse than death, and then...

It is not fatal, does not disable, does not affect spellcasting, and will not leave permanent sequelae.

Even the sequelae caused by drinking the potion will be completely recovered after a few months at most, without any trace of recovery! !

The only way this potion can harm the drinker is if it makes the drinker feel extremely thirsty and uncontrollably drink the pool of stagnant water underground, and then be dragged down by the inferi hiding in it and drowned...

Yeah, very creative design.

He was so creative that Avada once thought that Voldemort's purpose in designing this level was mostly for his own entertainment - maybe he believed that the location of this cave was so hidden that no one else could discover it except himself. So the defensive magic deployed here can also be used according to one's own temperament? ?

As long as Dumbledore didn't wear the cursed Resurrection Stone ring, he could have passed through the cave alone while abiding by Voldemort's rules!

Is the location of the cave very secretive? In the original book, Dumbledore relied solely on his own intelligence system to figure out the location.

A portal that requires self-harm to get through? As long as you add a curse that prevents the wound from healing after the damage is done, Voldemort will be considered as having some brains.

What lies beneath a lake full of inferi, known only to Voldemort, in a boat that can only take one person? Dumbledore found it within minutes.

There is also a pot of potion in front of him that must be drank and will cause severe pain... Well, this will indeed cause some trouble for Dumbledore.

However, after he burned all the inferi in the lake with a fire, he could safely drink the potion and drink the lake water to his heart's content - even the water he drank at that time was hot water.

Well, it nourishes the stomach.

Finally, Fox provided a few drops of phoenix tears with powerful healing magic to feed to Dumbledore, and then led him to use the phoenix's exclusive phantom to leave the cave... And so it was a wonderful journey to get the Horcrux. finished.

"……ha."

Avada couldn't help curling her lips: "It's really sad - such extraordinary technology was used by a crazy dark wizard for his own entertainment..."

Complaining on his lips, he put his hand into the Wuhen stretch pocket and fumbled for a moment, then took out a simple ring. There is also a gray stone inlaid on it, as ordinary as if it was picked up from the roadside. The only feature is that it is engraved with the emblem of a triangle with a line segment and a circle inside...

One of the Deathly Hallows, Voldemort's Horcrux, almost killed Dumbledore's murderous object - the Gaunt family ring.

Alias: Resurrection Stone.

After nearly two years of unremitting persistence, the fatal curse originally attached to it was finally completely cracked and dispelled by Avada, and it can now be worn on the hand without any danger. Although Voldemort's soul fragment is still on it, unlike the diary, this ring does not have any ability to think, act or influence the outside world on its own, and can be used with confidence. And during the long-term exploration, Avada gradually figured out the true function of this stone...

Make souls.

According to the experience left by the owners of the resurrection stone in the past, it can make the user hope that the soul of the resurrected dead will return, but the "returned" soul will become extremely cold, emotionless, and lonely, as if it does not belong to the world. In the end, Let the user be tortured day and night by hopeless desire to the point of madness, leading to the end of self-destruction. And this is not to indicate the failure of the Resurrection Stone. On the contrary, in Avada's eyes, this is definitely the most complex, incredible, and exquisite alchemy product he has ever seen - there is no "almost".

The reason for the tragedies caused by the previous owners was simply that they used the stone incorrectly.

He put his finger on the stone, and then pushed hard, and suddenly an illusory, slightly glowing white light, as if a light group formed by a large group of fireflies gathered together, slowly emerged from the ring, quietly Floating quietly next to him - not someone.

He summoned a ball of pure soul, so pure that it was not even the origin of life. Even the soul fragments in the Horcrux were more vivid and more like life than this ball...

However, in other words, without killing any life or desecrating any dead, he obtained a group of souls that he could manipulate at will without any burden, and the price was just a slight turn of the ring!

Previous users who tried to use this stone to resurrect the dead had injected their memories of the deceased into the resurrection stone in advance, causing the created souls to be contaminated with those memories and emotions, and then changed into their minds. The appearance of the deceased. And this is why the resurrected dead are so indifferent and numb - because they are not real life in the first place, let alone the feelings of life.

And this is the real greatness of the Resurrection Stone - it is the key to the magical society's path to the study of souls.

There is no need to worry about being criticized for violating ethics, and there is no need to worry about committing crimes and going to jail. With a slight twist of the ring, you can obtain the souls that only dark wizards can arbitrarily collect in the past, thus completely removing the trap on researchers. The shackles on his body allow the frontier of magic to expand at an unprecedented speed!

Avada gently waved the hand with the ring, and the soul quickly floated up, suspended above the pot of emerald green potion, and then slowly sank, slowly sank, until the end of the light ball had Touched the surface of the liquid...

There was a slight ripple on it.