Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 284 Dark Earth Mother
In fact, this incident happened sometime in mid-August, when Ryan and Kate returned to their respective homes after traveling.

Nagini, or Nagini, is named after a half-human, half-snake creature or god in Hinduism who occasionally appears in human form.

Among them, Nagi or Nagini refers specifically to women.

She is from Indonesia. Because of the blood curse inherited from her mother, she can freely transform between human and snake, so she was named Nagini.

In fact, based on her background, she shouldn't have been noticed by Ryan and taken back home.

But unfortunately, two wizards who could be called the Dark Lord appeared in her life one after another.

When she was still a little girl, she was captured by the Acanus Circus and became one of them, as one of the freaks, as a selling point for the circus.

There she also met the longest-lived Obscurus Cresden, who was suspected to be a descendant of Dumbledore's family.

Because of Cresden, she also got to know Newt and even Grindelwald.

After Cresden's death, she lost the will to live, and with the spread of the blood curse, she became a true snake, with no memory of her human life.

Later, she met the second generation Dark Lord Voldemort who could speak Parseltongue.

Because she is a wizard who turned into a snake, in a sense, she is a brand new magical creature, 12 feet long, her venom has the ability to slow down wound healing, and she has wisdom that ordinary snakes do not have (just wisdom, not including her memories as a human). Therefore, Voldemort likes her very much. In the original world line, he also used Nagini's snake venom and unicorn blood to prepare a black magic potion as part of his temporary body and enhance his strength.

Finally, in the summer after Harry's junior year, Voldemort used the death of old Frank, the Muggle guardian of Riddle Manor, to make Nagini the only living Horcrux he believed in.

Share eternal life with him.

As the provider of venom, which was an important part of Voldemort's temporary body after he gave up the Philosopher's Stone.

Nagini is undoubtedly an important being and one of Voldemort's most powerful helpers.

Now that the diary has its own form, Voldemort must have learned about it after Dumbledore took the initiative to publicize it.

So, Ryan kidnapped Nagini, who had not seen Voldemort for almost 11 years and was ordered to hide in a forest.

After all, she was once a good witch.

Ryan also didn't want Voldemort to do anything weird and ruin his daily life in the next school year.

You know, Ryan had always planned to spend his sophomore year well and peacefully.

As for surprises, isn’t there already a young version of Voldemort?

Moreover, there is the so-called blood curse that not even Dumbledore or Voldemort could break.

Ryan was undoubtedly curious.

What secrets are hidden behind this curse?

Ryan also has the confidence and interest to break it.

Ryan's mind was full of thoughts, and Penelope, who was beside Ryan, couldn't help but ask after hearing the rarest and most vicious term, Blood Curse: "Blood Curse?"

"Did I hear that right?"

"As far as I know, the only carrier of this curse today is the Greengrass family among the Sacred Twenty-Eight Clans."

"This curse only clings to women."

"Was that snake also a female when it was still a human?"

Ryan stroked his forehead and broke free from his memories.

He knew that Kate could just ask a question and forget about it because it had nothing to do with gossip, but Penelope was different!
Speechless!

"Her name is Nagini," Ryan replied helplessly.

"She?" "Sure enough, the blood curse is indeed related to women." An excited smile appeared on Penelope's gentle face again.

Kate sat at the takeaway of Florin's Ice Cream Shop, which had now become an impregnable fortress, and ate a chocolate nut sundae ice cream out of boredom.

She knew that Penelope's curiosity would keep them here for another ten minutes.

"Yes, Penelope, you guessed it right."

"But what you don't know is that the owner of this blood curse once encountered two Dark Lords, as well as Dumbledore."

"But they can't do anything about the curse."

"That's why I want to study curses," Ryan said.

He mentioned the Dark Lord and Dumbledore first, hoping to avoid Penelope's detective radar, which had not yet completely disappeared.

"That Nagini must be very beautiful, right?" However, Penelope still noticed something that Ryan was trying to avoid.

"That's right, we still don't know what kind of person Ryan is!"

"That Nagini must be a great beauty!" Kate, who was eating ice cream, suddenly became energetic.

"Wait, aren't you curious why the blood curse is attached to women?" Ryan said quickly.

"I'm not curious!" Kate jumped up.

But Penelope was at a loss. As a standard Ravenclaw, she could not bear the rare knowledge. "Kate, wait, I want to hear this first - as for the others, you can ask later."

Ryan's mouth curled up slightly, "Have you heard of Mahadeva?"

"Is this related to Indian mythology?" Penelope craned her neck, spread out her notebook, and pretended to take notes.

After being with Ryan for such a long time, Penelope learned a lot, the most important of which was the existence of gods.

They are not the ignorant babblings of Muggles, nor are they merely powerful wizards as imagined in today's magical society.

Their abilities and longevity are worthy of the title of God.

"To be precise, Shiva's lover is Goddess Sakti, who is the feminine side of Shiva. Only with her can Shiva be complete."

“And Sati, and her second life as Parvati, are actually just the product of the goddess Sakti descending from heaven as a human.”

"The blood curse comes from Parvati, who has as many incarnations as Shiva," Ryan said.

To be honest, even Ryan was shocked when he realized the source of the blood curse.

This can be regarded as a curse cast by Shiva himself, one of the three gods of India.

"Parvati? Which incarnation of her is that? I remember that Parvati liked to cast curses randomly, or maybe the entire Indian mythology, including the sages, likes to cast curses."

“Let me think, Durga?”

"She is the embodiment of power, so she shouldn't be."

"Well, that only means Kali!"

"She is the darkest and most tyrannical black earth goddess in Indian mythology. She has dark skin, a green face and fangs, and a third eye on her forehead like Shiva. She holds weapons in her four arms, wears a necklace of snakes and skulls, and has blood dripping from her tongue." Penelope guessed.

"Yes, this curse also contains the essence of the Dark Mother Earth. With blood as the bond, it is better to say that it is a power than a curse."

"So only women can inherit."

"All the witches who died because of this, or lost their human form or even humanity, can only be said to be too fragile to bear the power of the gods." Ryan sighed.

(End of this chapter)