Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 852 Branches of the Universe

In order to gain power that would surpass that of Tierra, a veteran god, Voldemort used the original magic stone temple in Bhutan, Hogwarts in the Scottish Highlands, and the Cameroonian volcano as the three apex of his pillars.

This also reveals Voldemort's ambitious and ritualistic nature.

For Voldemort, Hogwarts, the wizarding school in the Scottish Highlands, was his starting point and foundation. It was here that he spent his childhood, learned his first magic, and cultivated his skills and ambitions. Therefore, he decided to place his childhood pillars, along with the bronze pillars representing the material dimension, in this sacred place to commemorate his past and lay the foundation for his future great undertakings.

However, as he grew older and gained more experience, Voldemort realized that Duan Chun could not gain absolute power by relying on his eloquence and appearance.

He knew that only power could bring true dominance, so he chose to place his youthful self, along with the flowing silver, in the original magic stone temple in Bhutan.

This represents his immaturity, his past recklessness and pursuit of superficial fame. Fortunately, he woke up to reality and learned the most important lesson of his life—

Only absolute power can bring absolute authority.

As for the Cameroon volcano, it was chosen as the last vertex of the Triangle of Godhood. Although this decision may seem somewhat arbitrary, it was a choice Voldemort had no other option but to make sure the Triangle of Godhood was perfect. Either the last vertex was located in Cameroon, or it was located on the permafrost in Russia, in which case most of the area covered by his Triangle of Godhood would be a barren wasteland.

This is not in line with his plan.

But it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. Although the Cameroon volcano doesn't have any special significance for Voldemort now, he plans to build his palace and throne here after he becomes a god, making it a symbol of his power and the center of his rule.

This originally meaningless place was given special significance because of his appearance, which is also a kind of benevolence on his part.

The triangle of ascension to godhood encompasses half of Europe and Africa. Within this realm of ascension, how many lives will be crushed to dust, how much will vanish—

Voldemort didn't care.

To him, those were consumables, necessary sacrifices, and they should feel honored to be part of the birth of such a great god.

In preparation for his ascension rites, and with Tyrell relentlessly pursuing him, Voldemort even went so far as to forcibly separate a Horcrux, a risky act that itself indicated he was on the verge of madness.
Or rather, he has gone mad. He pursues the power and strength in his heart at all costs. He has engraved his will in every corner of the triangle of becoming a god, and he has firmly grasped his destiny in his own hands, determined to become a great god.

However, all of this was worthwhile for Voldemort, because he believed he would become an unparalleled god, ruling the entire magical world.

Although Voldemort's ascension ritual was stripped from the real world by Tyrell and ultimately transformed into an absolute nothingness, the breadth and severity of its impact shocked the entire wizarding world.

The ceremony was so widespread that it covered almost half of Europe and Africa, drawing the attention of the entire magical world, and even countries throughout the Muggle world.

Even though the magic departments of various countries tried their best to cover it up, Voldemort's actions had already attracted global attention.

Thousands of wizards and Muggles were caught up in the ritual. Even though Tyrell had managed to separate Voldemort's godhood ritual from the real world as quickly as possible, the collapse of the material, spiritual, and mental dimensions at that moment caused almost all modern equipment and magical items within range to malfunction temporarily, resulting in the loss of many lives in the chaos. The entire wizarding world and even the Muggle world were shaken by this disaster.

Magical departments in various countries and regions reacted swiftly, dispatching Ministry of Magic specialists to handle the emergency. However, the scope and impact of this incident were unprecedented, and even with their rapid response, the various magical departments still found themselves stretched thin. At this critical moment, Tierra, who usually held important positions or caused trouble around the world, suddenly vanished without a trace, and even Harry, who was once closest to Tierra, was unable to contact her.

This phenomenon has made magic departments in various places more nervous. They are unable to predict any possible future events, unable to complete agreed plans, and they are even unable to coordinate and efficiently allocate the resources and manpower they should have.

The wizarding community’s dependence on the Tiera was now evident; their sudden disappearance brought many plans and order to a standstill.

However, just when everyone thought the situation was about to spiral completely out of control, the Tiera suddenly reappeared.

The Tierra, having gained self-awareness, immediately realized that this situation meant the Tierra who created them—

They now call him "Primordial Tyella," either because he left this universe according to his original plan, or because he has disappeared.

But in either case, it means they have gained true freedom.

The only problem is
This freedom came too suddenly, and too much of it.

More than nine hundred Tiera, more than nine hundred freedoms, more than nine hundred divine beings, more than nine hundred independent individuals, all crammed onto a small Earth.

This is not a blessing, it is a disaster.

Knowing their destructive power, the Tyrells signed an agreement, using the name of Azathoth, that they would never attack each other.

At least--

Before completing the plan for "Primordial Tiera":

Through the fusion of wizarding and Muggle societies, and the comprehensive integration of culture, technology, and magic, this Earth will be transformed into a "cosmic variable."

Therefore, the Tiera, having reached an agreement, immediately began to proceed according to the original plan.

First, they covered up the impact of Voldemort's ascension ceremony on the Muggle world, but at the same time, they left behind some partial but crucial evidence, which is in the hands of high-ranking officials in various governments or some skeptics.

The wizarding community, a secret society, will eventually come into the light. Rather than keeping it hidden all the time and causing a major upheaval when it does, it's better to let it gradually emerge into the view of the Muggles.

In this way, when the two societies truly integrate, the repulsive force will not be too great.

New book recommendation: *One Piece: Blood Emperor*