Someone came from the other side of the aisle and asked.
Louis maintained his usual dignity: "It's okay. Besides, I'm going to the study to study a magic spell. No one can disturb me without my permission."
"Yes, patriarch." The member of the McFasty family didn't notice anything was wrong, so he took the order and left.
At this time, Sean had used the Imperius Curse and Legilimency to peer into Louis' brain. He discovered that the abnormal movements of the obsessional body were not a trap for him, but indeed accidental.
And what Louis got from the returnees was obviously another piece of obsession.
It is not surprising that there are multiple copies of the obsession body. It is reasonable that two obsession bodies can cause resonance. However, the obsession body seems to have the effect of sealing a certain existence, which Sean did not expect.
According to Lewis's description, the silver mist sealed in the obsessive body seems to be some kind of high-level life, and the oppressive feeling of magic power is very strong.
Sean held his chin and thought for a moment, feeling a little confused.
The being sealed in the obsessional body can be used for communication, but if it is awakened for a long time, it will be completely released, and nearby creatures will be slaughtered according to the preferences of that being.
Is this the peculiarity of the obsession itself or the peculiarity of its existence?
Moreover, when the returnee handed the obsession body to Lewis, he used "him" to describe the existence inside.
Could that be another Halbo's clone?
No, of course Haierbo can control Haierbo's clone, so why do we need to use the obsessional body to seal it...
If it is an old cliché in various literary works, where Haierbo's evil thoughts or some kind of separated ability are sealed, it is unreasonable - Haierbo itself represents darkness, and there is no need for him to separate his evil thoughts.
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The most important thing is, why should such an important thing be given to the McFasty family, which does not have much sense of existence, just for communication? Or is it that the things inside are related to the McFasty family?
Is there some kind of connection between ancestors?
Now that Haierbo's clone has been eliminated, the returnees have been completely defeated, and the things left to the McFasty family are only used for communication, which seems to have little impact on the entire situation...
Even though Louis has conveyed the recent situation in the wizarding world, in fact, this is all on the surface. Not all returnees are left, and they can also get a lot of information. In other words, McFa
Steve's actions have no impact on the current world situation.
Is this some kind of back trick of Haierbo? The obsession actually has other effects. It is placed here in the McFasty family because the obsession and the existence of it may cause huge damage, and this damage does not
It's not like what the returnee told Louis, it can be sealed with a magic spell.
The returnees didn't want their base camp to be damaged, so they left their things here where McFasty didn't need to pay much attention.
That is to say, the returnees are not worried about the obsession and the existence in it being discovered by Sean or Grindelwald. They don't care about this?
Sean, who was a little confused, narrowed his eyes. The only thing that was certain was that the obsession stored in the McFasty family was definitely different from the one in his hand.
The returnee has tried to retrieve this one in his hand many times, but the returnee doesn't care about the obsession here...
After sorting out his thoughts, Sean finally came to a conclusion: the existence sealed in the obsession should cause a lot of damage to the world. If the returnees are still active, they certainly don't want the world under their control to be destroyed.
, and if, like now, the wizarding world is controlled by Grindelwald and the returnees are expelled, then they hope that something that can cause destruction will appear in the world.
If his speculation is true, it means that even if Louis never breaks the seal, the existence in the obsession body will slowly break free, and the method that can truly seal that existence may only be known to the returnee.
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Hiss, if I hadn't happened to come to the McFasty family, a terrifying existence that was difficult to solve might have appeared here soon?
Sean, who had some judgment in his heart, led Louis into the study. After closing the door and opening the secret passage, the secret room of the McFasty family appeared in front of him.
"There aren't many things, but the quality is okay. Compared with the Aiken family that I ransacked back then, it's a little inferior." Sean casually glanced at the items in the secret room and quickly made a rough judgment.
This is understandable. The Aiken family is also famous in France, and it is understandable that the old Aiken made money well and had a strong family background.
The McFasty family is more like a wizard family that is outside the wizarding world. Without thousands of years of accumulation, I'm afraid there won't even be a pile of gold galleons in the secret room.
Sean unceremoniously swept all the assets of the McFasty family into his own ring. Now he is preparing to form his own power. The cost is still not small, and he cannot just rely on his father.
Wool is gathered there.
After doing all this, he controlled Louis to open the secret compartment where the obsessive body was placed.
Looking at the black diamond-shaped box in front of him, Sean fell into deep thought.
Is this box used to seal the obsessive body?
That is to say, the existence inside is attached to the body of obsession, and it appears when the body of obsession manifests itself.
Instead of rushing to let Louis awaken the obsession body again, Sean first asked Dave to observe the obsession body in his ring. After receiving the news that there was no abnormal movement, he squatted down and observed the ancient rune at the bottom of the box.
Here comes the magic circle.
His knowledge base of ancient runes was not very strong, and it took him a lot of time to only determine the functions of a few key nodes.
The first is forced suppression. This kind of magic suppression absorbs the regular magic contained in the runes themselves, and at the same time continuously absorbs the free magic in the world, in order to suppress the activity of another magic within the magic circle.
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! However, Sean can clearly feel that this kind of suppression is not too strong. Anyway, it is not the same as what Dumbledore arranged when he met him in the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets.
Compared to that kind of runic array, the gap is obvious.
Secondly, there is a very obvious node: resonance.
The runic circle that outlines the resonance can often affect the essential magic power of the magic circle, and the communication point and end of the resonance node are engraved with another node about delay - the overall combination can create a
As a result, this magic circle will activate resonance when it is about to expire, and the object of the resonance magic is naturally the obsession in the box.
Resonance often produces many different effects depending on the magic object, and in Sean's opinion, the one in front of him seems to be more inclined to recycling.
Because, if the existence in the obsessional body is really a higher-level [him], the resonance of ordinary runes cannot interact with high-level magic, and the only object of interaction is the obsessional body.
In other words, when the existence inside is completely released, the obsession body as the sealed container will be recycled - thinking of what happened to the obsession body in his hand, Sean thinks that there may be more in Haierbo.
Obsessive body.
The node that Sean recognized in the end surprised him a little. He had seen this node not long ago.
【borrow】.
Grindelwald used the rune circle under this variant of the rules when Durmstrang fought against the Obscurus Giant. He borrowed Dumbledore's spell at the cost of a small part of his own life.
However, the rune array in front of me is not an actively cast array...
In other words, the target of the rune circle in front of you is the entire box, the obsession body and the existence on the obsession body. At the same time, these three are also the users of this rune circle.
This comes from the self-consistent rules of the runes themselves.
If we extrapolate from this, without the returnees who have mastered the sealing method to continuously make up for the suppression on the first node, the entire runic circle will slowly become ineffective.
At the last moment of failure, the resonance will activate, which will cause the obsession to disappear in some way that Sean does not yet understand.
When the obsession body disappears, the existence inside it will completely lose its restraint, and it will trigger the last stage of borrowing as the user.
A very clever rune formation, whether it is the outline or the combination of nodes, can be called a master level.
That is to say, Sean's previous judgment was not wrong. If the returnees have been active in the world, they should come to the McFasty family from time to time and constantly suppress the existence of the obsession.
Once the returnees are expelled, the rune circle will gradually begin to lose effectiveness, and finally the existence on the obsession body will be released.
If the judgment is reasonable, then the key question comes to who is the being inside?
There are only a few of such high-level magical beings that Sean knows about.
The Seven Deadly Sins, the God of Death, the Robin, and Herbo who has seized the power of the gods.
Among them, the guilt has not yet awakened, and both the god of death and the robin have fallen - a situation like the robin's is almost the same as falling.
Haierbo has authority, but if it is his clone inside, there is no need to go to such trouble.
The high-level existence that Sean knew seemed unable to be related to the existence in the obsessional body.
Of course, there is another level of world will, but Sean doesn't think Haierbo can affect that level.
Looking at the dark diamond-shaped box, Sean hesitated.
Obviously, this is some kind of backhand left by Haierbo, but how to deal with it?
The best way is of course to keep sealing it, but only the returnees know this method, and there is nothing Sean can do.
If you ignore him, the magic circle will gradually fail, and the consequences will only become more serious.
Trigger in advance? Wouldn't that fulfill Haierbo's wish...
Sean was a little troubled. There was almost no solution to the back-up plan left by Halbo, and he was almost certain that once the existence inside was released, it would have a huge impact on the current world.
"Think of a way, think of a way..."
Sean paced back and forth in the secret room of the McFasty family under the gaze of a dull Louis.
One point that he can't get around is: Why do borrowings appear in the nodes of the magic circle?
Borrowing is not a variant of the rules invented by Grindelwald, but was gradually developed by later generations through experiments, but Grindelwald has a better grasp of it.
If Haierbo wants to release a demon that can destroy the world, then just let the magic circle slowly fail and let the obsessive body automatically recycle it. Why add borrowing?
After thinking for a moment, he ordered Louis to describe the awakening process in detail again.
"...I saw silver mist floating out from inside, and then black strands suddenly appeared from the air, and then merged into the mist..."
Wait, black wadding?
Sean immediately thought that when the obsession in his hand resonated, black filaments overflowed from the obsession.
But here, is the silver mist emanating from the sudden appearance of black threads floating towards the obsession body?
One is in and the other is out.
The properties are completely different.
Moreover, the borrowed rune circle must use certain characteristics of the borrowed object to be successful, which means that it requires a casting medium. The silver liquid that Grindelwald poured down at the beginning was suspected by Sean to be Dumbledore's memory or something like that.
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But there seems to be no such thing as a medium here.
"Louis, did the returnees give you anything else?"
"No, there is only this and awakening, the sealing spell and the spiritual dance." Louis shook his head dully.
After making sure that there would be no abnormal movement of the contents inside without actively waking it up, Sean went around the black box and carefully inspected it, but still did not find the existence of the medium.
"That's weird..." Sean frowned.
Borrowing nodes without media will only become a burden on the entire rune circle...
And that black wadding...
Um?
A bold guess suddenly popped into Sean's mind.
This black wadding comes from the obsessive body, or is absorbed from the world by the obsessive body, and this black wadding gives Sean the feeling of a kind of darkness that is purer than negative emotions.
Is there a possibility that the existence sealed in the obsessional body does not only have the instinct of destruction?
He was just eroded by the pure darkness attracted by the obsession...
Erosion! Sean's eyes became brighter and brighter.
Haierbo has always been able to erode, and the obsession body is owned by Haierbo!
The so-called two-minute limit is actually the time it takes for the high-level existence inside to be eroded?!
Once the erosion ends, it will become a dark creature that only wants to kill all surrounding creatures.
Sean felt that he had found the right idea, but it also alerted him that the obsession may be more terrifying than he imagined.
Another point is that he still hasn't found the medium that triggers borrowing...
Wait, silver mist?
Sean turned his head suddenly and looked at the black box.
What if...just what if...
Is the medium the existence itself?
The medium is eroded by darkness, giving birth to another kind of power, and this power triggers the borrowed node...
This is equivalent to using oneself as a medium and borrowing one's own power from the past!