Chapter 34

"As expected of Voldemort! At the age of twenty, he has already learned the three unforgivable curses to a level that no one can match!"

Devereux looked at the Horcrux panel in front of him in amazement.

I couldn't help but marvel.

He had only seen spells that no one could match in Snape before.

Occlumency.

He is also the most powerful master of Occlumency named in the original text.

And this fragment of Voldemort's soul actually mastered three such superb spells.

This undoubtedly shows how powerful Voldemort's true form is.

Devereux looked away from the spell library.

Continue browsing below.

Devereux carefully looked at each entry on the Horcrux.

The [Horcrux] entry has nothing to say.

The main difference with Harry is that Harry was accidentally created by Voldemort.

So the impact on Harry is relatively small.

And just by looking at the one in front of me, I knew it was not a good thing.

It's so disgusting!

And when I saw the entry for [Dark Lord].

His brows furrowed slightly.

"Incomplete? Is every Horcrux part of the Dark Lord's entry?"

If only the imperfections were golden entries.

All the entries together.

At least it has to be red!

Devereux nodded slightly.

After all, Voldemort was a powerful wizard who could face off against Dumbledore.

Then it makes sense to have a red entry.

Now I can't even imagine that Voldemort has a complete soul.

What kind of charisma and magic that would have.

The remaining two purple entries are also easier to understand.

[Born to be ruthless] is the background of Voldemort.

Grew up in an orphanage.

Later went to Hogwarts.

Being treated incorrectly by Dumbledore.

There may also be the influence of bloodline.

Our ancestors have always had inbreeding and so on.

Various factors add up.

Eventually leading to him becoming an adult.

He still maintains his antisocial personality.

The entry "Decay" should simply refer to the fact that the crown has been left in the Room of Requirement for too long.

Do the math.

It must be about fifty years, right?

"I don't know if Voldemort's Horcrux is conscious. Wouldn't it be boring to go crazy after so many years of being alone?"

Devero thought secretly.

And next.

Devereaux's eyes became more serious.

【The wilderness of knowledge】

This is the first unique level entry he has encountered on someone other than himself.

Although a Horcrux should not be considered a person.

The origin of the entry should not be some kind of dark magic done by Voldemort.

It should be the inherent effect of Ravenclaw's diadem.

Think of Ravenclaw itself advocating wisdom.

Could it be that this so-called "Wild of Knowledge" was originally a Ravenclaw entry, but was later entrusted to the diadem?

Thinking of this, Devereaux felt that this should be more reliable.

After all, he is the founder of the academy.

It’s not surprising that there is a unique entry.

But this description is very unspecific.

Very abstract.

What does ‘you are knowledge itself’ mean?

Devereux currently has no idea what the effect of this entry is.

Because it has many differences from Devereaux's own unique entry.

The [Magic Prodigy] owned by Devereaux can be said to be at the top of the list of magical talents.

It's even considered a rule.

Devereaux has never encountered a spell that he couldn't learn at first glance.

It’s just a matter of proficiency.

The entry "Traveler" is brought about by his special identity.

Or...

It was brought by the great being who blessed him.

Then this [wilderness of knowledge].

At the very least, it involves some regular things.

I guess the effect won't be bad.

Devereux frowned.

"System, is there no further explanation for this entry?"

Devereux asked the system in his mind.

[Answer the host. 】

[There is no other extended content. 】

[But unique-level entries basically follow a basic logic. 】

[The simpler, the more complex. 】

Ah this....

Devereaux feels like his system is becoming more and more Riddler-like.

What does it mean to be simpler and more complex?

Devereaux held his chin and began to think.

Does it mean that the description is simpler.

Is the actual effect more complicated?

Devereaux shook his head.

No, no.

It can't be that simple.

Two entries of my own.

The descriptions are not short either.

But even now.

Devereux didn't fully understand the full function of these two entries.

But for now.

This [wilderness of knowledge] was encountered by Devero.

The only level entry with the most concise text description.

Then it should conform to this so-called definition of simpler and more complex.

I guess his effect will be stronger than the two he currently has or...weird?

"Will it give me all the knowledge in the world?"

Devereaux flirted a little.

Of course, that would count as Devereaux being a magic prodigy.

It may also be because I cannot absorb so much knowledge.

And die of brainstorming.

After much deliberation at the end.

Devereaux decided to load it up and give it a try.

Just an entry.

What are the dangers?

It's not like a Horcrux.

The entry that directly turns oneself into a part of another person.

So Deverro began to load this entry.

Suddenly!

A sharp voice sounded.

Deverro's face was distorted.

[Warning! ]

[Host copying the current entry will cause a fundamental change in the host's existence! ]

[Host please choose carefully! ]

[Does the host want to continue to load the entry? ]

Deverro was stunned.

This was the first time he was warned by the system for copying an entry!

A fundamental change in the way of existence?

It sounds like turning oneself into another thing.

Anyway, it's to become something other than a person!

For example, a crown!

Thinking of this.

Deverro immediately gave up the idea of ​​loading the entry.

This is too dangerous.

It seems that not all entries can be loaded randomly.

For example, this Horcrux.

If loaded, he might become an object and lose his humanity.

Deverro stood up.

Patted the dust off his body.

What happened in the Room of Requirement today also reminded him.

When he has to touch dangerous magic items in the future,

it is better to use indirect methods.

Just as Deveraux was about to cast a levitation spell.

When he hid the plaster statue deep in the room again.

A voice broke the silence.

"Hello, little wizard."

Deveraux suddenly pulled out his wand.

He looked around quickly.

After entering the Room of Requirement, he immediately checked whether there was anyone around.

Only after he was sure it was absolutely safe did he start looking for the Horcrux.

Why did another voice appear now! ?

"Little guy, I'm here."

Deveraux suddenly lowered his head.

He saw that the plaster statue was opening its eyes that emitted green light.

He greeted him.

"It seems that Slytherin has another talented wizard."