The Dark Wizard of Hogwarts

A magic with a higher level than the oath blood curse can't be solved.

There shouldn't be any way to unlock it other than to reach its set conditions.

Assuming that this fruit of life is protected by such magic, what purpose does the spirit who finally cast magic protection on this fruit of life achieve? This is worth thinking about.

Regarding this point, it is not difficult to guess the words of Rey combined with the elf Garland Nord.

"The tree of life may die, but the fruit of life will not disappear. So no matter how long it has been, there will definitely be a fruit of life in the world, and its core can germinate and grow into the tree of life again."

This is the original words of the elf Garland Nord. It is not difficult to see from this passage that the elves firmly believe that the fruit of life will grow into the tree of life. As long as the tree of life exists, the elves will not go extinct.

Knowing the truth that the elves firmly believe, and combining with the elves who finally performed the forbidden spell on the fruit of life, the purpose is self-evident.

What he wants is very simple. He hopes to sow the core of this fruit of life, and then grow into a new tree of life.

Now that the ultimate purpose of the elf is known, the first condition for unlocking this forbidden spell has been achieved: perhaps it is necessary to promise with the oath blood spell to find a suitable place to sow the core of the fruit of life, so that It grows into a new tree of life.

This condition may be difficult to complete, but it is very simple to implement when removing the curse, as long as the wizard who usually swears the blood curse can complete it. Because the vows are empty words before they are fulfilled.

However, to completely remove this forbidden spell, there must be a second condition.

The second condition is the hard core, that is, the wizard who casts this oath blood curse, his personal strength must reach the approval of the elf.

After scavenging the Hogwarts library and reading the collection of the McFasty family, Rey not only improved his strength, but also achieved a qualitative leap in the amount of magical knowledge and analysis.

These two conditions were analyzed by him assuming that the stone forbidden spell was above the level of the vowed blood spell.

There is no problem logically, and it is completely in line with the point of view of the wizard. To lift this forbidden spell, these two conditions must be met.

Two conditions are indispensable, and fortunately, Rey meets both conditions.

Rey would have no objection if he could get the fruit of life, sow the pits, and do his best to grow into a new tree of life.

Rey is also very confident in the strength needed to protect the growth of the Tree of Life.

In today's wizarding world, apart from Dumbledore and Voldemort in the era of victory, who can compare with Rey, there is really no third person to be found.

If you say that you don't have the strength to be recognized by the elves, then there is no one in the wizarding world who has this strength.

Since there is no problem logically, then everything has to be tried.

The oath blood curse does not require any magic circles and rituals. This kind of magic has reached the point of returning to the basics and reducing complexity to simplicity.

What is needed is only two things, the first is a drop of blood from the wizard who cast the oath blood curse, and the second is incomparable sincerity.

As long as these two exist, magic can be successful, and it can resonate with the entire wizarding world.

The resonance is that the whole world has witnessed your oath; if once violated, death may only be the lightest punishment.

I think Dumbledore and Greenwald had an oath blood curse at the beginning. If Dumbledore was not lifted, Dumbledore would not kill Greenwald.

Rey held the fruit of life wrapped in stone in front of his eyes with his right hand. He then put his left middle finger into his mouth and bit a wound, and then dripped the first drop of blood on the stone ball.

I'm a little nervous,

Rey stared at his drop of blood to see if it could fit into the stone ball.

If it can be integrated into it, it will confirm that his conjecture is correct, and it also means that the elves who cast this forbidden spell recognize their strength. In other words, his own strength is enough to protect the safe growth of the Tree of Life.

The blood dripped onto the stone ball, and it showed no signs of slipping. After a delay of a second, it soon merged into the stone ball, and there was no trace of the drop on the surface.

The blood was smoothly integrated into the stone ball, which proved that the elves recognized their strength, and then Rey needed a formal oath.

The oath blood curse is actually like an oath. The process is no different from that of ordinary people. The only difference is that it can get the acquiescence of the entire wizarding world, so that this oath from the mouth is no longer empty words.

"I, Ray Fastie..."

Swear, anyone will.

Rey solemnly said his oath, which probably meant that after obtaining the fruit of life, he would sow the core in a suitable place and protect it to grow into a tree of life.

If you break your oath, you don't need to say death, and your soul will become the ghost of the tree of life, and it will never turn over.

This oath is very heavy and has already touched the soul.

Rey thinks this is a matter of course. After all, it is a matter of course to help others to plant and protect the only fruit of life.

As a dragon family, life is longer than that of ordinary wizards. In a long life, it is not necessarily a bad thing to find a meaningful thing to do all the time.

The oath blood curse was simply completed, and Rey held the stone ball high in both hands. At the moment of completion, the lights in the manor suddenly went out.

No, not only Fasty Manor, but the lights of the entire magic world went out at this moment. In the entire wizarding world, only darkness is left.

At this moment, all the wizards in the wizarding world were shocked.

The power supply system in the wizarding world is not like that in the Muggle world. The wizarding world uses independent magic, so there is no simultaneous power outage and lights out.

At this moment, all the magic that powered it lost its effectiveness. After the lights went out, all the wizards had a deep feeling in their hearts.

It felt like there was something extra in the familiar magical world.

Just as the wizards were bewildered, a shining meteor suddenly appeared in the dark sky.

The meteor was very large, very bright, and had a long tail. It streaked across the dark sky and fell somewhere on Earth.

The Hechidiri Islands are isolated from the Muggle world because of the enchantment. It connects the whole world, but at the same time it is isolated.

Rey in the manor completed the oath blood curse, he did not know the changes in the outside world and the doubts of the wizards.

Everything seemed to be very simple, and after the blood curse was completed, the stone ball held high in his hand didn't seem to react at all.

Failed?

Isn't that the way the elf's forbidden spell was solved? While Rey questioned, he was still a little lost.

Just when he was about to put his raised hand down, a loud bang came from above the manor, and then Rey felt that the whole manor was lit up.

A beam of light flew into the manor without damaging the manor. It seemed to penetrate everything, and finally smashed into the stone ball that Rey held high in his hand.

As the light smashed in, the stone ball in Rey's hand began to shoot out bright beams.

The surface of the stone ball is cracked with many cracks, and the light beam is shot from these cracks.

Rey was stunned, not expecting such a supernatural phenomenon.

As time went on, the cracks on the stone ball became more and more, and finally the stone ball in his hand exploded violently, which caught Rey by surprise and didn't even have a chance to throw the stone ball.

The blasted stone ball did not fly out of the stone, but flew out countless light clusters. At this time, Rey was also unable to open his eyes due to the strong light.

At this moment, the elf that sealed the fruit of life appeared in Rey's mind. What he showed was just a phantom, but it was this phantom. He opened his mouth and said a silent word to Rey.

It's a long story, but it all happened in this moment.

After this moment, everything returned to normal, so normal that Rey felt that what happened just now was his hallucination.

However, after he looked at his hands, Rey finally determined that all this was not an illusion. Because what he is holding in his hands is no longer a stone ball, but a red fruit that seems to have life beating.