Hogwarts: Bourne Returns from Warhammer

Chapter 175 The Secret of World Travel (Part )
This moment is also like that moment.

Being able to travel from the Warhammer universe to the world of Harry Potter, Bourne has always felt that this might be the reward he received for breaking into the subspace and slaying evil spirits.

Not long ago, when he used the Patronus Charm to purify Voldemort's remnant soul at Hogwarts, he was so excited when he saw that majestic golden figure that he had no time to think about anything else.

Just now, because he encountered a [Slaanesh] who indulged in sexual indulgence, Bourne's sense of vigilance seemed to have been reactivated.

He thought of more.

And now, when the bastard with the characteristics of [Slaanesh] died under the "Avada Gnaw", Bourne saw with his own eyes the ghost after its death...

"Its soul did not leave the material world directly, which proves that the worst case did not happen, and the terrible subspace is not linked to this world."

Bourne's mood was very complicated at this time, he was worried and mixed with a hint of happiness.

"This pure land-like world has not been polluted yet. Although there are some stains, it is not completely dirty yet."

Moreover, he immediately saw another scene that surprised him: the filthy soul that indulged in lust after death was blocked by a wizard with blond hair——

"Don't come over here!"

After letting out a scream, Gilderoy Lockhart picked up his wand and issued a threat to the monster's shadow flying towards him.

At the same time, this guy was still mumbling words, bursting out one after another unorthodox spells he learned from nowhere.

Just like the "barefoot doctor" to the "doctor of medicine", he can't use the standard spells at all, and all he knows are some "recipes."

Perhaps, little wizards like Bourne and others cannot see much because of their limited knowledge.

Don't forget, there are still several principals and professors from the most famous magic schools in the world standing on this street!

Professor Kettleburn, who specializes in the art of excision, Dumbledore and Horace can tell just by listening that most of the off-beat spells used by that guy Lockhart are nonsense and nonsense.

The side spells that are somewhat useful are actually witchcraft ritual slogans with extremely unstable effects that were only used by the Druid Order in ancient times.

Moreover, it is a "slogan" that is said nicely. To put it bluntly, most of these unintelligible words and sentences are actually the curse words of ancient people.

Like "Go away, you monsters" and similar...

However, the two old wizards who had been dealing with magic all their lives did not expect that Lockhart's wild shouting would actually have an effect.

At least, that's what it seems.

The few spells that Lockhart yelled out seemed to frighten the ghost of the monster into a "smooth" form.

He hesitated and said nothing, and started spinning in mid-air, as if he had encountered some difficulty.

At this time, Dumbledore also strode over, and the phoenix summoned by the Patronus Charm was also flying in front of him.

Ignoring Lockhart, who was too frightened to sit on the ground and couldn't get up, Dumbledore just stretched out the Elder Wand and poked the purple ghost.

Although the latter wanted to struggle, or even attack the old wizard, he seemed to be quite afraid of the silver-white patron saint, and in the end he was mixed into a "ball" by the old wand.

Its color has also solidified a lot, from a vague lavender to a purple that is visible to the naked eye.

Immediately afterwards, Dumbledore waved the Elder Wand again and cast a spell: "Alarte!"

There's something eerie about this monster's ghost.

In the end, the so-called greatest white wizard in the world decided to use a powerful black magic to completely wipe it from the world to prevent future troubles.

The next second, under the wash of Dumbledore's powerful magic, large cracks appeared on the spherical shadow.

At the same time, the old wizard waved his finger lightly, and the silver-white Phoenix Patron Saint crashed into the shattered monster ghost.

However, this Phoenix Patron Saint composed of pure white magic hit a ghost, but it was not like when it came into contact with black magic or dark creatures. The two annihilated each other, and then produced some noise or abnormal movement.

The monster ghosts condensed into a ball turned into a net - or a strange neural network structure - and suddenly wrapped around the Phoenix Patron Saint, as if it was wearing a plaid shirt.

Seeing this scene, Dumbledore couldn't help but frown slightly, and without looking back he called to his old colleague: "Horace——"

The Patron Saint Curse and the Ghost Dispersing Curse were not fully effective. If he still wanted to completely eliminate this weird monster ghost, he might have to use the Death Curse or some other very evil black magic.

Therefore, Dumbledore meant to seek help from his old colleagues. He remembered that some special poisons could also kill remnants and ghosts.

For example, basilisk venom.

But before Horace could make a move, Bourne did it first - when it came to dealing with demons, no one here was more skilled than him.

The huge figure of more than three meters swept past the trapped soul of "Mr. Zabini" like a violent wind, and then suddenly swung down the psychic scepter with the symbol of the Imperial Sky Eagle.

"Purify!"

Bourne thought silently in his mind, and then used a little trick he had mastered before: actively guiding the "fluorescent flash" to cause some changes.

Originally, it was supposed to summon a cold ball of light suspended at the top of the wand, but with the psychic scepter, it was covered with a layer of dazzling golden light.

This beam of light lasted very briefly and disappeared in the blink of an eye, but it completely tore apart the spirit body of the indulgent follower like a sharp blade.

Not only that, while the purification was completed, all the scattered purple soul fragments spontaneously ignited without fire.

In a little golden flame, each soul fragment turned into an ugly face with a mouth that wanted to cry but could not make a sound - they symbolize every aspect of the soul - and then they were all consumed by the flames. Complete annihilation.

At this moment, Bourne's mind suddenly moved. He removed the alchemical armor from his hand and used his broad palm to hold up the little ashes left after the soul was burned.

In the Warhammer world, powerful psykers can "see" certain prophecies in ways that are difficult to describe in words by touching certain related items.

"The material ashes remaining after the demon was purified is not enough to corrode the minds of the Astartes warriors-"

Bourne thought in his mind, but immediately added: "—For the Emperor!"

And just after reciting this prayer silently, his eyes were immediately covered with a layer of golden light, and the whites and pupils of his eyes disappeared.
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Because he moved so fast, no one around him could react.

It was obviously not even a second, but the people around him seemed to be several beats slower than him, creating a sense of dislocation.

Horace originally wanted to respond to Dumbledore, but when he saw his great-nephew standing there as if frozen, his words turned into - "Deng... What's wrong with Bourne?"

Looking up at Bourne who first "swatted away" the strange ghost with a stick and then froze, Dumbledore couldn't help but blinked.

Then, he looked at Horace with doubtful eyes: "Did your ancestors have any prophets?"

The so-called "prophet" refers to male and female wizards who are born with the ability to use the [Third Eye] to foresee the future.

There are very few true prophets, and predicting the future is very difficult because the cause-and-effect relationships of people's actions are always complex and changeable.

In the history of the wizarding world, the predictions made by all certified true prophets will be recorded by the Ministry of Magic, and then stored in crystal balls in the Prophecy Hall of the Department of Mysteries.

Professor Sybill Trelawney, who teaches Divination at Hogwarts, is the great-great-granddaughter of the famous certified prophet Cassandra Trelawney.

Cassandra Trelawney is famous. When she was still in school at Hogwarts, her written test scores were perfect in all exam subjects! Moreover, this perfect score has been maintained for seven full years, and so far no other little wizard has been able to copy her record.

The reason why she got full marks in the written exam was not actually because of how hard she worked, but because she could easily predict all the questions before each exam!
Note: It’s “all” and also “easily”.

Cassandra Trelawney's gift of prophecy is simply unprecedented - other prophets who also have the third eye have never heard of another person who can do anything like her. Make accurate predictions about the future.

According to rumors, at least two-thirds of the crystal balls in the Prophecy Hall of the Department of Mysteries were prophecies made by Cassandra Trelawney!

The textbook used in the Hogwarts divination class, "Clearing the Mists and Seeing the Future," was written by Cassandra Wabraski - the name chosen by Ms. Wabraski was a nod to the "big brother". Tribute to Cassandra Trelawney.

It is precisely because of this that even though many teachers and students at Hogwarts have been questioning Sybill Trelawney's ability, Dumbledore still decided to hire her long-term against everyone's objections. The reason given by Dumbledore is that Sybil is indeed the only direct blood descendant of Cassandra.

"As we all know, a rare magical talent like the Third Eye can only be inherited through blood——"

Dumbledore looked at Horace, and then pointed at Bourne's eyes, which were shining with a little golden light.

"——The eyes suddenly turn white, gold... or blue... it means the prophet's third eye has been opened."

His words were used to communicate with Horace using "Legilimency". Obviously, Dumbledore did not want this matter to be heard by others.

Because not long ago, after using the Philosopher's Stone as bait to kill Voldemort's remnant soul, Dumbledore asked Sybill Trelawney to perform a divination for him. Only he knew the outcome of the prophecy. Even Professor Trelawney could not remember the specific content because of the confused state when her third eye was opened.

At this time, he couldn't help but recall the prophecy: "Chaos is coming, and sacrifices are inevitable; in order to steal the position of the primate of all mankind, monsters and dead ghosts are coming one after another..."
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All kinds of memories came flooding back.

For a moment, it was difficult for Bourne to tell where he was, as his body seemed to be wrapped in a warm amniotic fluid, and he stepped forward involuntarily.

However, there is no scenery along the way, only a sea of ​​blood and various bizarre tests.

There are hideous and grotesque demons, strange and changeable heretics; some are shouting and cursing, and some are laughing indiscriminately...

However, before these guys could get close, they disintegrated and shattered into nothingness fragments one by one.

Bourne remembered.

Before the time travel, when he went deep into the subspace, these guys had already been killed by him!
Devil, kill him.

Aliens, kill them.

Heretics, kill them.

He would recklessly bring about the most complete destruction to all the evil heretics that stood in his way.

But he is still a human being. Even if there is no concept of time in the subspace - his body will not be tired - his spirit and soul are gradually beginning to wither and become weaker.

The end of this killing was when Bourne faced a big demon with a butcher's nail wedged in his head.

It's called Angron!
It is the fallen Primarch!
It is also the choice of the evil god Khorne!
Even Astartes, who had seen Bourne many times before, thought that his size and shape seemed a little wrong, and he had a bit of the original charm.

But when facing a real original body, and the latter had turned into a real subspace demon through the demon promotion ceremony, and had a home field advantage, Bourne felt that the battle had become so difficult for the first time.

The loyalist bolters are literally out of bolt shells.

The chain sword, which was more loyal than loyal, was shattered by the demon's weapon in the constant slashing.

The exquisite power armor that had accompanied him in fierce battles in the universe for more than three hundred years had been torn into pieces by the devil's claws.

During that battle, he could only rely on his temporarily awakened spiritual power to find an opportunity to knock Angron to the ground, and then tried to drown or annihilate this terrible enemy with his fists.

There was only one thought in his mind: What nonsense "blood sacrifice to the blood god, head sacrifice to the skull throne", I want to chop off the head of the guy who shouted this!
In the end, he was half successful.

Byrne grabbed the butcher's nail that had become one with the skull and twisted half of Angron's head off.

However, Bourne had forgotten at the time that in subspace, it was difficult to purify a big demon simply by physical means.

Just before his head was about to be ripped off, Angron actually launched a Jedi counterattack with the "Spinebreaker" and really defeated the exhausted Bourne.

The tired and tired Bourne closed his eyes. He was already too tired, so death might not be a bad ending.

At least, he could rest.

And just when such a loyal soul was about to dissipate, the crazy demon Angron, who had just completed a hearty (bad) smooth (somewhat) dripping (dead) (lost) battle, subconsciously wanted to harvest himself of trophies.

When it was about to cut off Bourne's head and perform the depraved sacrificial ceremony, a sharp and sudden laughter suddenly appeared behind Angron.

"Interesting, really interesting... the big guy with red fruit got his nose twisted in anger..."

Following the mocking words, a rose vine that looked like a shadow formed suddenly wrapped around Angron's majestic body.

"...To pull out the carrot, use too much force, and then the carrot will fly out of the sky..."

Just as his words followed his words, Angron's body was suddenly carried away by a huge force. The fallen original body was actually pulled temporarily out of the subspace and fell into the material world somewhere unknown.

And the "person" who caused all this is actually a crazy god with a clown face.

After throwing Angron away, the clown pretended to wipe the non-existent sweat on his head, and then strode towards the dying Bourne.

(End of this chapter)