Train to Another World.

Chapter 511 The Last Level

Li Zhuoguang stood still, and Voldemort did not dare to move. He was now attached to Quirrell, and except for the spellcasting experience, everything else was using Quirrell's panel.

If he had one-third of his peak strength at this time, he would have used the Imperius Curse to control the professors to help him break through while Dumbledore was away on business during Christmas.

Of course, he still didn't think there was anything wrong with Dumbledore going out at this critical juncture. He just felt that he had wasted a great opportunity due to his limited strength.

This is why he asked Li Zhuoguang to come and break through the barrier. Voldemort carefully observed the surroundings. This place was treated with a special traceless extension spell. As long as people wanted to move in it, the surrounding space would begin to extend.

The faster a person moves, the faster space stretches. Of course, space cannot extend infinitely, not even Dumbledore or Merlin can do it.

But Voldemort didn't dare to take the risk. After the space was extended to the extreme, there was no other means to deal with outsiders. So if a person didn't move, the only way to break through the space limit was probably Apparition.

Hogwarts prohibits Apparition, and that's the portkey.

Voldemort suggested, "Perhaps you need to find a Portkey to pass this level."

Li Zhuoguang just wanted to laugh. There were keys everywhere. It was estimated that Flitwick also made the "portkey" into the shape of a key and hid it in this desert of keys.

Even if you know the key is "portkey", it's useless.

Li Zhuoguang bent down, picked up a key, and found a small number on the key handle. If one knew the number of the correct key, a person with advanced spellcasting skills could indeed use the Flying Spell to summon the correct key to his side.

But as mentioned before, twelve-year-old Li Zhuoguang has no patience.

He had no intention of playing puzzle games. Li Zhuoguang weighed the key in his hand and threw it casually. The key was nailed heavily on the exit door with a strong wind. But the room did not get bigger.

It seemed that the extension spells in this room only worked on living things.

Li Zhuoguang took out a dagger with the Flying Thunder God rune and nailed it to the door using the same trick. He then activated the Flying Thunder God technique and appeared directly next to the door.

Voldemort was stunned. Even at his prime, he couldn't use Apparition within the confines of Hogwarts. Did Li Zhuo just use alchemical tools?
Li Zhuoguang, standing in front of the door, saw that there was only a handle on the door, and no keyhole at all. When he held the handle, the room instantly returned to its original state, and he gently pushed the door open.

Li Zhuoguang looked back, and the keys still hadn't disappeared. Maybe there wasn't the real key in there, and Flitwick might have carried the real key with him. Anyway, if it was Li Zhuoguang, he would do the same.

The next room was a level set by Mag. As soon as he entered, he saw countless stone soldiers and stone giants staring at him hungrily. This scene made Li Zhuoguang yearn for it.

Mag was not on site to manipulate these statues created by Transfiguration, but they were able to operate independently according to the instructions left by their creators in the absence of their creators.

Mag made the stone statues for practical purposes. If she wanted, she could probably use the stones to turn them into a group of ferocious beasts to guard the place.

It seems that Mag still has a lot of good stuff. I have to find time to squeeze her out of it.

There was nothing to say about dealing with the stone statue army, so they had to go for it head-on. Li Zhuoguang waved his hand casually, and dozens of thunderbolt explosions were fired by him, blowing the stone statue army on the opposite side into pieces.

Just as Li Zhuoguang was about to move forward, he saw the stone statues that he had blown into pieces began to quickly piece together, returning to their original appearance, and began to charge towards Li Zhuoguang. Yes, there was no reason for it to be so simple.

Li Zhuoguang waved his hand again, and the invisible cutting net formed by the divine sword swept across the charging stone statue army, and they turned into debris and scattered on the ground.

There was no way they could put it together this time.

The Cutting Charm was just a very simple spell, and many housewives even used it to process food. If the spell created by Snape, who had worked day and night to forget about food and sleep, had the same effect as the Cutting Charm, it would be useless.

In addition to the ability to cut, the biggest feature of the God of Swords is that the wounds cut by the spell cannot be healed unless the counter-spell is known. Now it seems that the God of Swords is not only useful for flesh and blood, but also for things that are transformed by Transfiguration.

There is nothing much to say about the next level. It is the room arranged by Quirrell himself. Since he had already decided to break through here, he arranged the level with great carelessness.

At first it was just a troll. After Pojun killed the troll, he got a bigger and stronger one and put armor on it.

There was no change to the mechanism, it was just blindly stacking the numbers. Li Zhuoguang didn't even bother to look at this dung monster, he raised his hand and fired an Avada to send the armored giant away.

The last level is Snape's, and his level is simple, just a bottle of poison placed on the table. This is both the poison and the key to the next door.

Because the next door was burning fiercely, according to the note left by Snape, this bottle of potion was a potion he had just developed, and although it could resist the fierce fire for a short time, it was highly toxic.

Li Zhuoguang picked up the potion and weighed it. Since Harry Potter would no longer be involved, he didn't believe that Snape would really leave a way to pass the level, even if it was hidden in a bottle of poison.

Li Zhuoguang put the poison into the fierce fire, and as expected, the fierce fire burned even more fiercely. The flames began to transform into the appearance of ferocious beasts and poisonous snakes.

He took out his magic wand and cast a spell to extinguish the Fiendfyre. But after a slight sound, the Fiendfyre reignited.

Li Zhuoguang smiled contemptuously and began to cast the Ten Thousand Curses without stopping. Because he didn't need to chant any spells, his casting was like a Gatling gun.

When approaching the exit door, I found a groove under the door, and liquid kept flowing into the groove. The texture was exactly the same as that of the bottle of poison. And next to the groove was a simple alchemical lighter, which was constantly burning.

Snape didn't develop a potion to resist the Fiendfyre. He clearly developed a fuel that could ignite the Fiendfyre even with ordinary flames.

I don’t know how much fuel Snape put here. If Li Zhuoguang had wanted to simply blow up the door, the fuel would probably have gushed out and ignited the entire room.

Li Zhuoguang kept extinguishing the flames and led Voldemort through the door and into the last room, which contained a mirror with a small note on it.

Dumbledore's handwriting can be seen on the small note, and the content written on it is very simple:
"Hello Mr. Li, I think only you can pass through these light cards. I put the Philosopher's Stone in the mirror. Because I gave it to you a long time ago, only you can take it out of the mirror."

Li Zhuoguang stroked his forehead and said, "Shit! It turns out that I'm the last one."

Voldemort felt a chill in his heart when he heard this, and looked at Li Zhuoguang nervously.

(End of this chapter)