Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 523: Prolonging Life is Actually Very Simple

In the magical world, it is actually not difficult to extend your life.

The magic level must reach the minimum level of Hogwarts professors, that is, reaching level 4 in a certain field.

Potions, transfiguration, spells, alchemy, and every other field actually have the possibility of longevity.

After reaching level 4, if you have a method of immortality based on the corresponding field, becoming an immortal will be a very easy thing.

For example, what Snape told his students in the first class about stopping death was not actually nonsense.

It doesn't refer to a magic potion that can cure intractable diseases.

It means exactly what it says: prevent death and gain immortality.

Potions itself is a shortcut to brewing immortals.

All it takes is for an expert in alchemy to develop a formula for immortality.

As long as the ingredients of the recipe are ok.

Any wizard with level 4 of Alchemy can make it and copy the results of the former to gain immortality.

For example, if Hogwarts had a course on Dark Arts.

A wizard who reaches level lv3 can become an immortal.

Just like it is easy for people to become bad, but difficult to become good.

Compared to white magic and ordinary magic, black magic is easier to learn.

It is a kind of magic that is cruel to oneself and others.

"The Secrets of Cutting-Edge Black Magic" introduces in detail a simple method of immortality - the Horcrux.

It can be made by taking the life of a Muggle or wizard.

Under the magic of Horcruxes, the lives of wizards and Muggles are equal.

In fact, from this we can see that Voldemort is not a true purist.

Otherwise, he would definitely choose the wizard's life as a sacrifice for the Horcrux.

In the original world line, Nagini became a Horcrux by taking the life of a Muggle old man named Frank.

Instead of poor, hapless witch Bertha Jorkins.

Ahem, I got off track.

In short, immortality does not actually depend on the level of magic.

It’s about whether you have the idea and creativity.

Whether the creativity is down-to-earth is more important than the level of magic.

The magic of Slytherin wizards is very out of touch with reality.

The wizard's magic level is required to be very high.

Furthermore, if one wants to learn by following the instructions, one must have both spells and dark magic close to level 6 - the realm of demigod.

The same is true of the wizarding world's current belief that Ravenclaw invented the wraithization of wizards.

The requirements are even higher.

It can only be touched by a demigod wizard.

There is also the Philosopher's Stone of Alchemical Immortality.

It's not out of touch.

It was completely accidental.

A miracle that was born accidentally.

Even Nicolas Flamel himself couldn't replicate it.

But in a way, the existence of ghosts and the afterlife makes wizards not interested in immortality.

Most older wizards see traveling to the afterlife as a greater adventure.

In their view, it is better to die naturally and be with other relatives and friends who have passed away long ago than to live for a long time in the real world with their descendants.

Sooner or later, your descendants will come to accompany you.

In the eyes of some great wizards, the afterlife is not a secret.

Wizards also understand its mechanism - equality, and the paradise-like atmosphere.

For example, the British Ministry of Magic has the Hall of the Dead to study death. Beyond the veil in that room is a one-way street to the afterlife.

It all stems from the god of death whom Ryan regards as his opponent - Ignotus Peverell.

The afterlife under His leadership is equal, without oppression, and just like heaven.

It is because of this that He became the greatest divine wizard.

One by one, the immortals chose death out of loneliness and under His guidance.

It can be said that if Ryan did not have another identity - the descendant of Antioch Peverell, he would never have faced the god of death.

If the position of the God of Death is compared to the throne.

The others, Potter, Longbottom, Smith, and Gaunt, are royals who have no right of inheritance.

Ryan, Neville is the royal family with the right of inheritance.

Harry is the legitimate heir.

While Voldemort was a traitor (he killed James Potter, a blood relative with royal status), he also had royal status and was once an heir.

The heir of the god of death is actually very easy to identify.

That is when a parent faces a death crisis.

Voldemort, the former heir, lost interest in living after his mother gave birth to him and sent him to an orphanage. Out of her world-weariness, she transformed her magic power into a curse and killed herself.

And he himself is the death crisis of his father.

Neville had the best luck, perhaps because he was not born on the 31st, but on the 30th, which was a little short of the predicted end of July compared to Harry and Ryan who were born on the 31st.

Cause the parents are just crazy.

Unlike Ryan and Harry's parents, who passed away.

And all this is caused by the current God of Death re-selecting his successor.

The Messiah prophecy is not just about salvation, but about selecting the true successor.

Neville and Ryan were just runners-up, but their parents still suffered misfortune.

Harry's orthodoxy was marked early on. If the world line had been followed, he would have obtained the Deathly Hallows and died bravely, defeating Voldemort.

After his death, he will become the next Grim Reaper.

But how could Ryan allow this to happen?

His life was ruined by the god of death because of the ridiculous running-in.

So under his evil taste and influence, Harry Potter will always have the identity of a Horcrux and share eternal life with the diary Tom Riddle.

The only possibility for him to die is that his longing for his mother will be cut off in the upcoming third grade.

Lily Evans will return to the world under the power of resurrection of the god of death wielded by Cadmus Peverell, the previous true heir to the god of death (he is also the son of the previous god of death, unlike Ryan and others who are descendants of the previous generation), the legendary second of the three brothers, and the ancestor of Gaunt.

Jie Jie Jie!

"Little brat! What are you grinning at?" Ryan came to his senses and saw Kate standing in front of him with her hands on her hips, looking confused.

“I just thought this Custer Pollach is too watery.

Relying on the most basic magic transformation of the tree shepherd school, he achieved immortality. "Ryan said seriously.

"Oh, I want to ask, can Penelope and I become tree shepherds?
We also want to awaken some interesting abilities." Kate asked shyly.

She had just heard from Caster Pollach that only wizards under the age of fourteen were eligible.

And she and Penelope are both 17 years old.

"Aren't you curious about how long he can live with that contract?

Hasn't your magic power transformed a long time ago?
Kate, you can move in the shadows, Penelope, you have a photographic memory.

The tree shepherd system is of little use to you.

If you really want, I can spend a few seconds to perfect this system." Ryan touched his chin.

After he perfected the tree shepherd profession, his magic power could be transformed a second time, so Penelope's useless photographic memory could be further improved.

But Ryan felt it was a bit useless, because he could achieve the same effect by drinking more of his 'magic potion'.

Furong is a good example. She has always taken it orally.

(End of this chapter)