Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 164 The Savior Reserve who accompanies him

In the Ravenclaw dormitory, Ryan's heart could not be calm for a long time.

It can be seen from what Dumbledore said under the influence of the will of the God of Death that he should be the God of Death, or even his own ancestor. His views and words are not anti-human, nor do he think he is superior. That kind of existence.

He believed that death was an integral part of nature and that all things would eventually die.

Now, Ryan was vaguely certain about the identity of this god of death.

In the beginning, the God of Death who invented Avada Kedavra was aloof and believed that he was above everything else. He ignored the laws of nature and wanted to lead everything into death and give all living beings the elixir called death.

But now, or the god of death who influenced Dumbledore, does not regard himself as a god, and believes that he is mortal. If this were not the case, Dumbledore, who broke through level 6 with the philosophy of love, would not be affected.

Only if this god really agrees with this principle, which is the unity of knowledge and action according to fantasy novels, can he influence Dumbledore, and even Nicolas Flamel, who has already been on the road to immortality for a long time.

Ignotus Peverell should be his name, the third in the legend of the three brothers.

The boss, Antioch Peverell, made the invincible stick of destiny and the stick of death as props for him to inherit the throne of death. His character should believe that power is greater than anything else. His Elder Wand also represents this, immortality, passed on to the strongest, and inherited in death. If he becomes the God of Death, he will always hold this position and pursue immortality.

Cadmus Peverell, the second oldest, made the Resurrection Stone as a prop for his succession to the throne of Death. He is even more arrogant, considering himself as a privileged class, and wants to play with the laws of nature and reincarnate from the dead. His Resurrection Stone also represents this, summoning the spirits of the afterlife and reversing Yin and Yang. If he becomes the God of Death, then some magic spells about resurrection will spread to the world.

The third youngest, Ignotus Peverell, made the Invisibility Cloak as a prop for his succession to the throne of Death. He is the most humble, believing that everything will end in death, and he can just accept it when he has lived enough. His invisibility cloak also represents the same thing. Putting it on means immortality, but taking it off means facing death. I'm afraid even the position of the God of Death is nothing more than an invisibility cloak to him. After he became the God of Death, the powerful god-like ancient wizards gradually disappeared. Now even Nicoléme was influenced by him and chose to die.

The story of the three brothers is more like a competition for the position of the God of Death. The third brother finally succeeded and inherited the position of god and the controller of the world after death.

This is also normal. A being who is willing to leave the position of the God of Death to future generations will naturally choose the one who is similar to himself and closest to him.

In the beginning, he might have been closer to the boss, but in the end he got tired of the position of the God of Death and chose the third child who was most similar to himself now.

The afterlife under the control of Laosan is slightly reflected in the original work, that is, freedom. That world is more like the paradise in the legend, where healthy and kind souls can respond to requests. The mutilated and evil soul could only lie on the ground crying, unable to do anything. If you don't want to go to that world and you're a wizard, you can even refuse and become a ghost relying on the traces left behind in this world.

Then, the taboo between Peverells not to kill each other was also set by Him.

In His eyes, mortals return to mortals, and divine beings return to spirits.

As a result, his grandchildren had no son to inherit the Peverell surname, and their eldest daughter married into Potter with the Invisibility Cloak.

This time, he showed some signs of it, presumably because he admitted to Peverell that Harry Potter displayed similar traits to his two older brothers.

So he used Dumbledore's body to tell his descendants his warning.

And Harry's words were spoken by Ryan using the traces he had left in Harry's body to arouse Harry's own thoughts.

Ignotus Peverell was kind to both ordinary wizards and Muggles, but he was ruthless to wizards who had the potential to become level 7. Longbottom and Smith, the descendants of the eldest, were descendants of divine wizards before they split up. In addition, the family atmosphere was keen on becoming stronger, so more than one of them must have been close to level 7, the realm of divine wizards.

But these powerful ancestors were forced offline and moved to the afterlife.

Longbottom began to become mediocre, and Smith gave up magic. He didn't even leave a book of enlightenment at home. He had been hiding and studying alchemy.

The descendants of the second child, Slytherin, and Gaunt, who later evolved, also gradually declined under his influence.

Perhaps in his view, the real world is a mortal world, and no one who is too awesome is allowed. If you are awesome, you have to "ascend", that is, be taken offline and go to the afterlife.

That's why, if Ryan knew nothing, he had felt the gaze before. Then, he could only die young and meet his ancestors.

What he did, combined with the nature of the wizard, was actually towards justice, but Ryan didn't like it, or it hindered him.

Moreover, that prophecy explains why the most talented descendant of the second child was born under a love potion and was born unable to feel love, and even became a villain in the end.

Why is the identity of the savior the third child? His descendants became the savior and finally multiplied.

Perhaps in His view, the most arrogant second child, and his descendants who have always insisted on being conservative, should not exist in the human world under His management, and should all be returned to the afterlife for re-education.

So Gaunt died.

As for the descendants of the boss, if you know your mistakes, you should correct them. You are a good comrade. You will also be given the opportunity to be the savior, but the priority must be given to your own descendants.

Ignotus Peverell is terrifying to wizards who are aspiring to the gods and even pursue immortality. He combines knowledge with action and completely abides by his own soul. Such wizards, especially those who are still at level 7.

In the history of magic, those wizards who have disappeared and can be called gods were not all driven to the afterlife by this terrible guy.

Good guy, the world version of Harry Potter.

Sure enough, the title of savior is a test for the position of the new God of Death. After the savior obtains the Deathly Hallows, abandons them, and voluntarily dies for the sake of the world, he can become the new God of Death.

Ignotus, like the previous Grim Reaper, was tired and wanted to take off his "invisibility cloak".

However, Neville and Ryan, who had not become Horcruxes and were mentioned in the prophecy, were just running around.

After all, they were not marked, did not have access to all the Deathly Hallows, and even if they died, they could not be resurrected like Harry through his relationship with Voldemort.

Come on, you have to experience running with you again after traveling through time. Sure enough, there are people everywhere, Ryan thought after "thinking".

(End of this chapter)