Chapter 193 Mission Complete (Modified)

Allen tried his best to control the rising irritability in his heart.

My guess is correct, so why can't I start the ladder?

After thinking for a moment, Allen turned over and jumped off the lotus throne, held the magic wand that had been thrown on the ground without gems in his hand, and jumped onto the throne neatly, "If Tutankhamun wants to return to the world, then he must Won't throw away my wand!"

This series of actions was extremely crisp and beautiful. Ron and Nancy looked at Allen expectantly, as if the start switch had been triggered, and the gem on the scepter in the hand of the Osiris statue in the distance flew over whizzingly, and it returned to the wand Returning to the original position, it was perfectly integrated with the wand, as if it had never left.

Allen flipped his wand and pointed at the lotus throne and the vortex in the sky, but they remained in place without any change. The eager expression on Nancy's face was gradually replaced by despair and panic.

"We need a spell, what will it be..." Allen thought.

"Alahuo hole opened? Restored to the original? Crack the curse? The original form of the curse..." Ron murmured aside, eager to help Allen find a suitable spell.

"He is Tutankhamun... The spells with similar functions in that era are not those that have been streamlined and secured by Hogwarts and the Ministry of Magic for many years..." Allen sighed and looked at Ron, and couldn't help but sarcastically , "Ron's history of magic must have been poor..."

Along the way, which sentence is like a hint of a spell?

Those spells that signify a curse?

Those mantras that pray to the gods?

You can't leave without making three people into mummies, right?

Allen shook his head, eager to get rid of the bizarre, far-fetched and absurd thoughts in his mind.

The two lines of text on Tutankhamun's golden coffin suddenly appeared in his mind.

He couldn't help but muttered: "I saw yesterday, I know tomorrow!"

The black light emitted by the wand hit the graphic vortex high in the sky, and turned into a thick beam of light, covering the three of them.

In an instant, the eyes of the three of them became foggy, and then became more and more blurred and darker. Alan couldn't express this strange feeling accurately, as if he was sitting on a rocket - he could only rush forward helplessly. The three go away.

The three of them were surrounded by beams of light, like the jumping sun, drawing a streak of fire in the air, all the granite rocks, soil, water, snakes, scorpions, insects and ants melted and flowed under the eyes of the three, when they saw As the moonlit, churning Nile swells, the uncomfortable feeling at first fades away and eventually turns into a verging on hysterical excitement.

They—finally came out!

The world in front of them seemed infinitely beautiful to the three of them, and Ron cheered and yelled some words that no one could understand.

Nancy cried and laughed, the arrogance and willfulness that belonged to young mature women in front of the pyramid before did not exist anymore.

"...We were spiraling up to heaven just now?" Allen's face was still a little pale...

When Nancy heard the voice, she couldn't help but rushed towards Alan again. Alan shook his hands in fright and jumped behind Ron. When she was ready to be hugged, Nancy actually stopped.

Ron opened his mouth wide, put his hands down in embarrassment, and with a poof, Nancy laughed and hugged him.

At this time, several figures suddenly appeared out of thin air on the bank of the river.

It was Arthur and Bill, father and son, and an Egyptian with a black ponytail, baggy white shirt and trousers, and a red turban around his neck.

"Dad, Bill!" Ron, who saw his relatives, ran and crawled to his father's side to save the opponent's thigh.

"Ron, Alan, I found you two!" Arthur's anxious expression gradually eased.

"Where have you been,

It's so naughty, I don't know how worried my mother is about you! " Bill scolded.

"We didn't mean to, we just got lost accidentally. Who knew it would be so unlucky!" Ron complained.

"Fortunately, Said used blood magic to help us locate your location, so we can come here so quickly." Bill gratefully thanked the Egyptian in white.

Ron and Allen also saluted Syed as a sign of respect and gratitude.

"Who is this lady?" Mr. Weasley turned his gaze to Nancy.

"This is Nancy, just like us, an unlucky person who got lost in the pyramid." Allen explained.

"I mean, this lady doesn't look like a wizard," Arthur asked gently.

"Yes, I'm not a wizard." Nancy answered first, not understanding why the expressions on Alan and Ron's faces were so strange.

"Then, maybe we have to erase your memory before sending you home." Mr. Weasley said gently.

"Will my memory be erased?" Nancy jumped back, looking at Mr. Weasley in horror, as if seeing the mummy alive again.

"Yes, I'm sorry, we must abide by the "International Confederation of Magicians' Statute of Secrecy." Mr. Weasley looked at Nancy apologetically.

"However, I think that with two such mischievous little wizards, you may experience some unpleasant things, and erasing your memory may be a good thing." Bill looked at Alan and Ron mockingly, his expression unchanged. Unfriendly, even a little angry, he was still brooding over the sudden disappearance of Alan and Ron.

Said on the one side pulled out his wand and wanted to cast the Forgetting Curse on Nancy directly. He really couldn't understand these wizards who came all the way from England. Erasing a Muggle's memory? It's a lawful act, so what's the fuss? These Brits..."

"Wait a minute, sir!" Allen quickly pulled down Said's raised wand, preventing Said from casting a spell, and the spell hit the sand, splashing sparks.

Nancy was at a loss, and looked at Alan helplessly and in horror, her eyes full of pleading.

"Nancy, do you want to erase today's memory?" Allen asked gently, "After all, what you experienced today is enough to be called a nightmare for a Muggle."

"No, I don't want it!" Nancy's tone was firm, and her brows and eyes were full of pleading. "I don't want to forget everything about today, and I don't want to forget you."

"Dad, can you not let Nancy forget us?" Ron also pleaded for Nancy.

"No, this violates the "Secrecy Act" and will be dealt with." Arthur said awkwardly, "The International Federation of Wizards will trouble our British and Egyptian Ministry of Magic..."

"Then if we make an unbreakable oath, can we let Nancy go?" Allen asked.