A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 1091 Ah, Death!

It rained all night.

An oil-paper umbrella floated in mid-air, and William and Hermione squeezed underneath it, flipping through the alchemy book.

He originally didn't want to bring this Deathly Hallow to the Underworld.

In William's view, it was far more important than any Deathly Hallows.

But Nicole insisted that William and Hermione's safety was more important.

They came to the underworld with this book; it might come in handy.

As for whether it will be lost... William unlocked all three volumes of the book before Easter.

For six hundred years, Nico has copied down enough alchemical methods.

The forging of the Deathly Hallows was documented after Easter, so he wasn't too worried about losing them.

Moreover, the Deathly Hallows are, in a sense, ominous objects.

In the story of the three brothers, the eldest and second eldest brothers were quickly taken away by death.

Even the third son, who lived for a long time, eventually met his end.

That Kraken was actually a "pet" sent by Death to forcibly kill the owner of the Deathly Hallows.

Numerous pieces of evidence suggest that Death is reaping the souls of powerful wizards.

No one can keep the Deathly Hallows forever, and Nicole could accept it if they were lost.

Of course, bringing the underworld did have its purpose, for example, right now...

After William finished reading the list of all the Deathly Hallows, he made Hermione read it again.

Although he has a good memory, it is still quite different from Hermione's.

She was a terrifying witch who had memorized an entire thick book, "A Thousand Magical Herbs and Mushrooms," before even enrolling in school.

They'd be more than qualified to participate in The Brain.

William leaned forward, reaching out to catch the raindrops falling from the sky.

The heavy rain hadn't stopped since Vivian left, as if it wouldn't stop until it drowned the fish.

Vivian didn't go after Tom; she took the Holy Grail and a golden coffin and went to find Morgan.

Whether Morgan lives or dies is irrelevant to William; the key is that trident... he must get it.

After quickly flipping through the alchemy book, Hermione gently closed it, narrowed her beautiful eyes, and began to ponder.

A moment later, she looked up and said with certainty, "There are three more Deathly Hallows."

She pointed to the names of the magical items that appeared in different sequences; the three were:

The Stand, the Soul Gathering Coffin, and... the Ark of the Covenant.

A substitute can act as a replacement for the dead, entering the Land of Rest in exchange for the resurrection of the deceased.

The Soul-Gathering Coffin can summon the souls of those who have been destroyed.

The Ark of the Covenant, if you place your heart inside, can be resurrected an infinite number of times.

William couldn't remember the names of all the Deathly Hallows, and couldn't determine which ones existed before and which ones Tom obtained.

But he trusted Hermione's memory, so he nodded and said:

"It seems Tom used the Ark of the Covenant, which is why he could be killed and then immediately resurrected."

It looks like Izanagi's skill, or maybe it's an infinite resurrection... This is tricky.

However, it's not unsolvable.

William looked at the compass placed on the golden coffin.

This golden compass was something he had found on the island with the pyramids and brought with him along with the golden coffin.

After some trial and error, William discovered that it didn't point the way like a normal compass...

Instead, it points in the direction of what the person holding the compass desires most.

This is undoubtedly another of the most valuable things left behind by the four giants.

With the golden compass, William could find the Ark of the Covenant no matter where Tom hid it.

Is this also part of Ravenclaw's plan?

That's terrifying.

Hermione had obviously thought of this as well, but she wasn't too worried; she was more concerned about something else.

She stretched out her hand, raindrops pelted her palm, splashing up countless tiny droplets, and then she whispered:

"That Soul Gathering Coffin... Riddle probably wants to revive the soul fragments."

No wonder Tom kept urging William and Dumbledore to kill Voldemort and destroy all the Horcruxes.

It turns out he had already made plans.

Once you find Death, you can ask for a magical item to summon back all the souls that have been killed, including those within Horcruxes.

Once that happens, he will no longer be a fragment of a soul, but the complete Tom.

Tom, in this way, won't remain sixteen years old forever.

Instead, talent, intelligence, and even memories from these years have all come together as one.

To become a single entity.

Tom without his split soul is the most terrifying, far more so than Voldemort without a nose!

William looked at Hermione, whose face was extremely serious, and comforted her:

"Don't worry, we'll kill him."

Hermione nodded and rested her head on William's lap. He untied her hair tie and combed her loose hair.

The rain of the underworld... How many people have actually seen it in the past thousand years?

Moreover, it's a man and a woman traveling together on the same boat.

Hermione closed her eyes and said with a sense of peace, "So beautiful."

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Harry woke up abruptly, coughing up a lot of water and vomiting repeatedly as if by reflex, before he was finally able to breathe.

He looked around and found himself wrapped in a blanket, with a soft bed beneath him.

Tom disappeared, William and Hermione disappeared... Only distant memories echoed in his mind.

For a moment, Harry thought he was having a long dream and was now at his uncle's house, waiting for Mad-Eye.

But he quickly came to his senses and looked up at the unfamiliar room.

Where am I? Was I rescued by William?

He still finds it hard to believe that William and Hermione would appear in... the underworld.

Harry, wrapped in a wool blanket, stood up unsteadily, and his body slowly regained sensation.

My throat and lungs are burning, and I'm still having some difficulty breathing.

He walked out of the room and noticed a sign on the door next door.

He went over and found that it said "Bobo Tea and the Kittens' Room".

Walking next door, the door sign read "Annie's Room," and there was a large cartoon portrait of her.

On the right side of the door, the sign reads "William and Hermione's Room".

Hermione's handwriting was also on the door:

"Knock before you enter; don't just walk in—PS, I'm talking about you, Annie!"

Harry knew where he was... William's house.

He didn't have time to think about why William and Hermione would sleep in the same room—a "grown-up question."

Instead, tears streamed down her face instantly.

I was really saved! I didn't die! I was saved by William and Hermione!

They actually went into the underworld to rescue him?

The luckiest thing in my life is probably meeting them.

Harry wiped away his tears and began searching for the two of them.

He soon discovered that although the first floor was decorated exactly like William's house, it had no windows or yard.

It appears to be the space for creating the seamless stretching spell within the safety chart.

Harry went to the bathroom, turned on the hot water tap on the ceramic sink, and looked at himself in the mirror.

Although the light was dim, he could still see clearly... He was exhausted.

This experience has indeed helped him grow a lot.

Harry clasped his hands together, scooped up some warm water, washed his face, and felt refreshed before heading outside.

Pushing open the door and stepping off the safety screen, Harry found himself standing on... a coffin.

The watch was in the middle of the coffin.

William sat on the rightmost coffin, with Hermione nestled beside him, her head resting on his shoulder.

Seeing such a heartwarming scene, Harry hesitated for a moment, but then decided against disturbing the two.

He was about to go back when William heard the noise, turned around, and laughed:

"Harry, you're awake?"

"Um..." Harry scratched his head awkwardly and asked, "William, where are we now?"

William pulled out a map, a copy of the Book of Two Paths from the golden coffin.

He pointed to a certain place and said:

"We are very close to the abode of death. From here, we will return to the magical world."

"Can we go back?" Harry asked excitedly.

"Yes, there is a passage that leads directly to..."

William hadn't finished speaking when he suddenly turned his head away.

Hermione stood up and stood beside him, looking in that direction.

The fog gradually dissipated, revealing a small island.

The wizard, dressed in black robes, stood there, watching the three from afar.

William met his gaze.

Ah, death...

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(End of this chapter)