Huang Ting

Hu Xiuwu paid great attention to how the evil ghost that was originally in the body of the snake god came to the mortal world. He looked through the catalog and found the chapter that recorded the situation of the dementors.

The dementor was swimming like a fish during the interjection, wearing a torn cloak that swayed like a fish's tail. Under the cloak was a body like a charred corpse, but he had a faceless face like a drowned man.

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The two most horrific ways of death were combined on their bodies. Black robes were floating, blackened mummies, and pale faces were looming, as if they would break through the portrait and attack you in the next second, making it even more terrifying.

Such a unique painting style, coupled with the uncanny valley effect, has always ranked them at the top of the list of the most terrifying creatures, and no monster can shake their position all year round.

In addition to illustrations, the author also systematically describes the habits of dementors. They feed on positive human emotions. Just by being around you, they can suck away all your happiness, leaving only painful memories.

You can also use the Dementor's Kiss to suck away all a person's emotions in one breath, turning a normal person into a walking zombie.

At the same time, the author of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" is as curious as Hu Xiuwu about the origin of Dementors,

According to his research, the first record of dementors in the wizarding world was already in a wizard's laboratory, rather than being found in a wild place. This shows that dementors are likely to be the same as basilisk.

The product of a wizard's experiments.

Looking at the familiar basilisk illustration in the book, Hu Xiuwu squinted his eyes.

It was another creature that he had seen in the snake god's body. No longer limited to the records of dementors, Hu Xiuwu read the entire book from beginning to end, and sure enough he discovered something else.

The Thestrals, which can only be seen by those who have seen death, the Basilisk with the evil eye of death, and even the Jingjian Agama and Dapu ghost insects are included in this book, which shows that the author has a wide range of knowledge.

But it also proves from the side that the Western alien world is by no means ignorant of snake gods.

The snake god surrounds the world and has a strong sense of existence. How is it possible that only the East knows of its existence? There are people in the West who have discovered it, such as discovering new stars, and like the Samsara Sect and the Ghost Cave Clan, they are greedy for his power.

The despicable Haierbo is one of the best. He somehow found a way to bring the basilisk out of the body of the snake god.

Thinking about the method of breeding a basilisk described in the book, can you get a basilisk by placing a male egg under the body of a toad and hatching it?

This kind of joke-like method is simply fooling Hu Xiuwu's IQ.

If it was so easy to get a basilisk egg, then even if the Ministry of Magic strictly prohibited the breeding of basilisks, every dark wizard would have a basilisk egg in his hands.

I'm already wanted by the Ministry of Magic, so what if I add another crime?

Even if the basilisk only obeys the orders of the Parselmouth, it would be good to treat it as a bomb that can't tell the difference between friend and foe.

I've been identified as a terrorist, so it's natural for me to get a dirty bomb for self-defense.

There must be other conditions needed to cultivate a basilisk. I heard from Hagrid that there was a basilisk in Slytherin that was killed by Harry and the others a few years ago? Maybe you can talk to Harry about it.

I had an idea in my heart, but Hu Xiuwu was not in a hurry to implement it immediately. It would take a long time. They would stay at Hogwarts for a long time, so there was no rush.

I continued to search for clues in the book, but unlike the Basilisk whose origin was clear, the Thestral's origin was as confusing as the Dementor's.

Some people believe that they were left in the world by the God of Death. The author of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" only emphasizes repeatedly in the book that there is no evidence for this statement, but there is no clear refutation.

What does the God of Death represent?

Hu Xiuwu looked through the magic books around him, but none of them mentioned the God of Death.

"grim Reaper?"

Mrs. Pingsi looked up at Hu Xiuwu who was standing in front of her, "You said you wanted to read books about the God of Death?"

"Yes, I want to know more about what the so-called Death is."

The library at Hogwarts is quite large, with thousands of bookshelves dotted all over the place. The aisles are like criss-crossing lines on a chessboard, and there are millions of books in the vast ocean.

If he were to look for it on his own, he might not be able to find what he wanted even after the Goblet of Fire ended. It would be better to ask the locals directly.

"The glory of the gods always attracts young people who long for power."

Mrs. Pingsi was not surprised by Hu Xiuwu's thoughts, but she seemed to have misunderstood something and tried to persuade him:

"Don't believe in fairy tales. Isn't reality as beautiful as fairy tales?"

Hu Xiuwu felt that there was some misunderstanding between him and Mrs. Pingsi: "Fairy tale? What fairy tale?"

Mrs. Pince said in surprise: "Didn't you look for the record of Death after reading Dumbledore's deeds and the legend of the Deathly Hallows?"

Hu Xiuwu was even more surprised than she was: "What is the Deathly Hallows?"

The two stared at each other, realizing that they had misunderstandings and differences in their ideas. In the end, Mrs. Pince was the first to speak: "Then why are you looking for the records of the God of Death?"

Hu Xiuwu shook the "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" in his hand: "I read in the book that the Thestrals were brought by the God of Death, so I was a little curious."

This was the first time Mrs. Pingsi had heard of the idea that she wanted to know about the God of Death because of magical animals. When she got up to help Hu Xiuwu find a book, she couldn't help but sigh:

"Orientals actually like magical animals. No wonder they fall in love with Hufflepuff."

Mrs. Pince had been the librarian at Hogwarts for many years and knew the situation of the Hogwarts library very well. She was very familiar with finding a book for Hu Xiuwu.

"The Tales of Beedle the Poet"?

Hu Xiuwu read out the name of the book that Mrs. Pingsi handed to him.

Mrs. Pince said: "This is the only book in the library that records the whereabouts of the God of Death. If it doesn't satisfy you, you can only ask the professor for a list and go to the restricted book area to read it."

"It's better to wait until I finish reading. Thank you, madam."

Mrs. Pingsi nodded slightly and just reminded: "The books are just stories, don't get too immersed in them."

After thanking Mrs. Pingsi, Hu Xiuwu started reading this collection of stories.

The deal between the God of Death and the three brothers, the three Deathly Hallows: the Elder Wand with infinite power, the Resurrection Stone that can bring people back to life, and the last invisibility cloak that can hide from God's sight.

After reading the entire story, Hu Xiuwu was certain that the God of Death was definitely a metaphor for the snake god.

Infinite power and resurrection, these two extraordinary abilities gave Hu Xiuwu a strong sense of déjà vu, which made Hu Xiuwu involuntarily think of the first treasure he had seen in his life.

The Muchen Bead is said to be the courage of the phoenix transformed by Mother Earth, which can transform a person into a saint.

The so-called three brothers most likely found some way to cross the time and space barrier, use an invisibility cloak to hide the snake god's eyes, and then coincidentally colluded with Li Chunfeng to steal power from his body.

What a sad, powerful snake god that feeds on the world,

To be harvested one after another, it is like a tiger falling on the plain and being bullied by a dog, a god being stranded and being reckoned with.