Hogwarts: My name is the Unforgivable Curse

"..."

After carefully looking at every item in the room for the countless times, Harry finally couldn't help but yawned, and then quickly spread it to those around him. Ron.

After Avada activated the instrument, the rings nested on it began to rotate slowly, causing the other Horcruxes in the groove to begin to rotate regularly around the black crystal ball in the center, as if It is simulating the normal operation of a galaxy, but other than that there are no changes visible to the naked eye...

At first, Harry and Ron looked at it very enthusiastically, trying to see some mysterious magical essence from this instrument that could separate souls; but after the instrument ran steadily for more than twenty minutes, The mentality of the two began to change.

After more than twenty minutes, they were already wondering why they had asked to stay here instead of leaving the room and going to school to kill time as Ken said.

They thought about leaving now, but Ken in front seemed to be concentrating on observing the dull instrument, as if he could read some extremely beautiful melody from those drowsy tracks, Harry and Rowe En then didn't dare to open the door to the Room of Requirement rashly, nor did he dare to chat quietly to relieve his boredom...

However, just when they were considering whether to really sleep now, the machine finally changed.

With a dull buzzing sound, the black crystal ball that was floating smoothly in the air began to tremble slightly. A large amount of gray mist was roughly pulled out from the inside by an unknown force, and then poured into the crystal ball closest to it. The object of the ball is the inside of the ornate locket. And among the gray mist, a sleeping, twisted face can still be vaguely seen...

'That is? ! ’

Ron was only surprised, but Harry's heart had already stirred up a storm - he had seen Voldemort's soul being sucked into the crystal ball, and he naturally knew that the gray mist being pulled out at the moment was different from the one that was being sucked out. It looks exactly the same when you inhale it!

Ken...he really did it? ?

Although he had already received the assurance from the mysterious senior, when he saw with his own eyes that Voldemort's soul was successfully separated by the means he arranged, Harry still felt an inexplicable emotion like a tsunami, almost to the point of Swallowing up one’s soul—expectation? curious? Shock? And...a trace of fear?

This was probably what Ken said, that the fragment of Voldemort's soul was causing trouble in his mind.

"…successful."

Finally, after an unknown amount of time passed, the gray mist in the crystal ball finally dissipated and was sucked into Slytherin's locket. Avada was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief and rubbed some With sore eyes, he immediately summoned a glass of water and drank it all in one gulp...

"Success?"

Harry didn't know if the tone of his words was a surprise: "Then am I..."

"Not yet - I'm afraid I need to rest for a while."

Avada called a chair next to her and sat on it. She moved her cervical vertebrae a little tiredly, and then immediately heard a crackling sound, and then felt a cool feeling coming to her forehead: "Recording those data is a little bit... It consumes too much energy, and I need to be extra focused when operating on you... But the good news is that this magic takes less time than expected."

"Can it be shorter?"

Harry repeated it with some joy - he didn't know if he would be able to hold on if he had to stay awake the whole time while experiencing this kind of magic and had to be as motionless as the crystal ball... …

"What are you thinking about? This time is already the best one could imagine."

Avada rolled her eyes and replied: "In my original estimate, this might even take a full day or two. But looking at the current situation, including my rest time, it will probably take about noon today It could have been completely solved before..."

"How long do you need to rest?"

"Let's rest for half an hour first... You can also leave the Room of Requirement first, go out for a drink of water or some exercise, and then come back in half an hour. I will open the door for you guys then."

"Okay, let's go first."

After watching Harry and Ron leave the Room of Requirement and closing the door to block his sight, Avada slowly closed her eyes and began to adjust her mental strength to gradually relax...

…

Just after half an hour, Avada opened her eyes and raised her hand to open the door to the Room of Requirement through a gap, allowing it to appear on the wall of the eighth-floor corridor outside. Then almost the next second, the door was opened from the outside, and Harry and Ron walked in again.

"When do we start?"

Harry asked as soon as he entered.

"Wait a moment...I need to adjust the instrument again, probably about five minutes."

Avada stood up and took the small bottle with Voldemort's main soul sealed in his hand. Then he walked to the previous experimental instrument, took down all five Horcruxes on it, and then walked towards The other instrument, which had not been touched before, was larger than the experimental instrument and had a much more complicated structure.

It is literally "a circle" bigger. That instrument has one more ring than the experimental instrument next to it. Moreover, the material of the outermost ring is obviously completely different from the other rings. It is wider and engraved on it. The textures are also more complex...

Avada waved her wand and controlled the six items that held Voldemort's soul - the diary, the Resurrection Stone, Hufflepuff's golden cup, Slytherin's locket, Ravenclaw's diadem, and the... The glass bottles containing Voldemort's main soul were embedded one by one, and Voldemort's main soul occupied the most peculiar ring on the outside.

The fragment of Voldemort's soul in the black crystal ball has been transferred into Slytherin's locket following the experiment just now, and is now quietly placed on the table not far away.

"...That's it."

After placing the six items in their corresponding positions, and checking and adjusting them with the wand, Avada finally turned her head and looked at Harry: "You can move a chair to the middle of this instrument. Sit down, I need to put you to sleep before any unexpected mental fluctuations become a destabilizing factor."

"Then...how will it feel?"

Harry's expression became visibly nervous.

"There shouldn't be - it's a soul that doesn't belong to you in the first place, and stripping it out should only make you feel relaxed."

Avada replied, looking at Harry who was still a little nervous as he carried the chair and walked to the middle of the instrument and sat down: "And anyway, you are also in a coma, so even if you feel anything, you shouldn't be able to feel it... Get ready. ?"

"Uh-huh."

Harry bit his lip, squeezed his eyes shut and nodded.

"Collapsed."