Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

Each result will have a corresponding beginning.

For example, Maca’s struggling in every possible way stems from the fact that he is a person living in the present, and everything in front of him implies reluctance to him;

For another example, Helbo’s intricate calculations originated from the fact that he was a person living in the past, and the wish born when he first met the first teacher has been with him throughout his life.

Nowadays, many ancient magic props that cause disasters like nightmares are scattered in the world. With the participation of Roina, Helbo, and Maca, they are intertwined and intertwined. It seems that there should always be a source, right? ?

Yes, of course it is true.

It's just that even more distant events may not even be known to Haierbo, who has lived a long life.What we can retrospectively get is only part of it.

So maybe it can also be said here... This story actually started with Helbo's first teacher, the witch Kern who was called the "goddess of death" by many wizards of the same period at the end of the ancient Greek era.

Oh, right!When the story just started, the witch Kern was just a genius girl with a strong talent but an unremarkable reputation.At that time, she had not experienced the unprecedented battle, defeating the witches by one enemy, and was dubbed "death".

She just called herself "The Great Witch Kern", she had just defeated her teacher, and began to travel alone to increase her knowledge, seeking the true meaning of magic from the nature full of traces of rules.

However, one day, a huge stone monument located in a deserted part of Africa blocked her way.Implied in the stele was a mysterious power that she had never encountered before, and it immediately attracted her.

At that time, Kern, a young girl with strong talent and extraordinary wisdom since she was a child, has been very smooth along the way since she followed her teacher and came into contact with magic.Any problem in magic research reached her, and almost no one could trap her for more than three days.

But the power in that stele caused her to get into trouble for the first time.

It is conceivable that when a genius who has done no effort to do research finally finds a problem that can match his intelligence and talent... How wonderful is that kind of invigorating feeling like a long drought and the rain!

"Material promotes appearance, spiritual deduction rules, complementary cycles, coexistence and coexistence... This should be the truth. However, this stone stele is not the same-it is both spiritual and material. How could this world be so contrary to common sense? thing?"

The girl Kern sat on the ground in the deserted land, looking up at the pitch-black monument in front of her, with a trace of excitement and more doubts, she gradually fell into contemplation.

Obviously, many things in this world are not difficult to go from "one" to "two", and from "zero" to "one" is the most difficult.

Rowena Ravenclaw, who was known for his wisdom in the magical world, also assisted Slytherin in researching the Bewitching Stele, supplemented by multiple searches of ancient books, reference materials, and the wisdom of previous people, and finally helped Slytherin master Rules of arrogance.

But Kern didn't have any information about this monument at that time.Even at the time when the vast majority of wizards were still gathered in the two continents of Europe and Asia, maybe she was the first wizard in the world to find this stele.

However, after a long time of thinking, temptation and research, the girl Kern has also worked out the results with one person!

"Since the spirit can interpret the rules, where is the spirit itself born?"

After uttering this sentence to himself, Kern gradually shifted his gaze from the stone tablet to his body.

Then she discovered the "soul".

However, the young girl Kern obviously did not give her habit of naming her discovery, so the word "soul", which represents the spiritual source, had not yet been born in the language.She just knew the concept, and did not hesitate to continue the research on this concept.

Until a few years later, Kern, a girl sleeping on the street, roughly determined the possibility of the composition of the soul, and realized that there should be seven objects in the world similar to the monument in front of her, one by one corresponding to a certain part of the soul. Features possessed.

So, after spending several years here, she finally decided to set off again-to find the remaining six ancient props besides this stone monument, in an attempt to thoroughly interpret the rules of the soul.

However, the problem has not yet been completely resolved, and instead there are more monumental monuments that have emerged from it. How can it be left here like this?Now that she found it, it should belong to her—that's what Kern thought at the time.

Therefore, after a few years, the first genius girl in ancient Greece reached out and touched the stele for the first time, trying to find a way to take it away.

But at this moment, the mutation happened!

As the girl's hand touched the stone tablet, the regular force that seemed peaceful and quiet in it was awakened like a sleeping behemoth.The power of rules that can erode the soul was instantly released to the surrounding space indiscriminately, and the power of bewitching swept everything it could reach.

The young girl Kern was calm from the beginning, to the surprise at first sight, and finally returned to peace.

The research on the soul in the past few years made her immediately aware of the problem; and she, who is bold and confident, naturally does not fear the soul will be invaded.

At that moment, instead, she was delighted-if you want to solve a problem, there is no better way to research than to experience it firsthand.

And perhaps, it is more effective to explore the whole picture by mastering one of the seven soul rule branches than to collect all seven objects and put them together for research.

Therefore, Kern stayed a lot in front of the stone tablet with his strong and determined will, in a state of being accompanied by vicissitudes of ancient sayings all day long.

She could hear that inexplicable whisper every day, and every day she would see a large number of creatures gathered under the lure of the giant monument, one by one, using various methods and various gestures to kill herself by her side.

The blood stained the land over and over again, and the area around the monument began to become muddy. Over time, it even seemed to become a bloody swamp.

But Kern turned a blind eye to this, because in her opinion, nothing was more important than her studying the rules—even her own life, who was getting weaker and weaker, and gradually approaching death.

She is a natural wizard, and studying magic is everything to her... I don't know when she started, this idea took a deep root in her mind.