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Dumbledore was deeply moved by this scene. He felt that he was really old and could no longer keep up with the young people.

Hermione killed more than half of the Death Eaters on the battlefield.

The Death Eaters lay scattered on the ground, most of them already lifeless.

Only a small number of them had their limbs broken, yet they still managed to survive.

Zicomo knew without a doubt that Dumbledore was behind it.

After all, the others don't seem like the type to hold back.

Lucius and Snape showed absolutely no mercy when they beat up their former colleagues.

As for Harry, after he killed Lestrange, he started to emulate Hermione.

On the battlefield, find those Death Eaters who show signs of weakness and finish them off.

Hermione's spells are so powerful that almost every one of hers can take the life of a Death Eater.

In other words, Melina didn't make a move, otherwise there might have been a number of Death Eaters with incomplete corpses on the field.

Seeing that Hermione and the others had finished the fight, Zicomo decided not to continue playing.

He ruffled Hermione's hair and said, "I'll finish this soon."

Having said that, Zicomo took out the Death Staff and unleashed a 'Comet Yazler' towards Voldemort.

The massive surge of water broke through Voldemort's Fiery Barrier and sent him flying.

Zicomo, holding a cat in his right hand and a staff in his left, approached Voldemort.

He looked at Voldemort, who was struggling to get up from the ground, and asked, "Aren't you going to call out the people behind you?"

From the very beginning, Zicomo noticed that Voldemort's condition was almost identical to the 'Voldemort' he had modified.

No matter what you say, Zicomo doesn't believe it; Voldemort's state wasn't man-made.

Voldemort never wanted to ask Death for help.

Because he knew that once he summoned Death, everything would be out of his control.

This "everything" may even include his soul.

However, Voldemort was already utterly defeated, and despite his reluctance, he decided to call upon Death.

Even if it meant losing everything, Voldemort wanted to kill the person who had caused him to lose everything.

A mist of death emanated from Voldemort's brow, eventually taking the form of a blurry human figure.

As soon as he emerged, he launched into a tirade against Voldemort: "Useless! You led so many men, yet you couldn't even defeat a few of them!"

Thanatos had clearly been aware of the battle here for some time.

It makes sense; Voldemort's massive mobilization of the power of death would surely attract His attention.

Otherwise, He wouldn't have rebuked Voldemort as soon as He appeared.

Voldemort was filled with rage upon hearing Thanatos's rebuke.

He sought Him out for help, not for Him to scold him.

Besides, do you really not consider those undead creatures as human beings?

He didn't see thousands of skeletons and corpses surrounding his Death Eaters, did he?

Voldemort didn't bother to refute Thanatos, but coldly said, "If you're so capable, then you do it!"

Thanatos snorted and said, "Hmph! I'll go then."

Having said that, Thanatos, in his black mist form, burrowed into Voldemort's body through his facial features, seizing control of Voldemort's body.

This process was not easy for Voldemort.

He felt as if an invisible hand was grabbing every nerve in his body and then pulling all the nerves out of his body.

The pain was so intense it went straight to the soul, far worse than being sliced ​​into a thousand pieces.

Voldemort had reason to suspect that Death was unhappy with his attitude earlier and was deliberately messing with him.

When the pain subsided, Voldemort found himself having lost control of his body.

He now only has the power to observe the outside world through his eyes, and even the movement of his eyeballs is beyond his control.

Zicomo looked at Voldemort, whose eyes had turned completely black.

He asked, "Oh ho, did you hire a substitute player? May I ask your name, sir?"

In fact, Zicomo already had a guess in his mind.

No one but Death could save Voldemort from his remnant state and grant him the power of death.

Voldemort... no, he should be called Death now.

"You impudent mortal!" He said, "You wretched thief who has stolen my authority, remember this!"

"My name is Thanatos, the lord of the underworld, also known as the God of Death to you mortals!"

Voldemort, inside his own body, exclaimed, "Wow!"

Unexpectedly, Zicomo stole even the power of death.

Although we don't know what authority is, it must be very important to the Grim Reaper.

Otherwise, Death wouldn't have gone to such lengths to kill Zicomo.

"Hey, hey, hey! Don't you dare slander me out of thin air! When did I ever steal your authority?"

Zicomo said unhappily, "That's a gift from the world to me, so stop spouting nonsense!"

"Also, if I remember correctly, Thanatos is the god of death in ancient Greek mythology, right?"

"What are you doing here in England, a god of death from ancient Greek mythology?"

Thanatos was naturally aware of the world's bounty.

He was simply unhappy that something he had held for so many years was suddenly taken away.

At the same time, there is also concern: what if Zikomo grows up and tries to kill him and take his place as the Grim Reaper?

That's why Thanatos tried every means to kill Zikomo.

After witnessing Zicomo's power through Voldemort's perspective, Thanatos realized that his concerns were justified.

Zicomo has now grown to this point.

He even developed a way to use the power of death that he himself didn't know.

(He was unaware that Zicomo's necromancy was simply a spell inherent to the Death Staff.)

Moreover, there is another woman who also possesses the power of death.

Thanatos secretly resolved to kill these two mortals who possessed the power of death.

Chapter 310 Other Gods, Conceptual Abilities

“Hmph, the power of death is mine to begin with,” Thanatos replied. “Besides, I am the god of death; the death of the entire world is under my control.”

"Oh? Really? I don't believe it."

Zicomo said with a mocking expression, "Could it be that you were driven to England by some other god?"

As his spatial abilities improved, Zicomo became increasingly aware that many subspaces still existed in this world.

Just like the blessed lands and grotto-heavens of the Eastern cultivation world, they exist all over the world, only with different names.

They are all dependent on this world, yet they are also separated from it.

Unless the correct spatial passage is found, it is impossible to enter.

Therefore, Zicomo speculated that since the underworld has a god of death, there must also be other worlds or spaces with other gods.

Seeing Thanatos's grim expression, Zicomo knew he had guessed correctly.

Unexpectedly, Thanatos was actually driven here by other gods.

Thanatos, enraged, said, "Mortal, you have offended the gods! Prepare to face divine punishment!"

Having said that, Thanatos channeled the power of death, transforming the wand Voldemort had made into a giant scythe.

Seeing this, Zicomo drew his Darkmoon Greatsword and began to gather his strength.

At the same time, he muttered to himself, "I didn't expect that Death God really does use a scythe. I thought you used a magic wand too."

Thanatos replied, "Hmph! Mortal, what do you know? My scythe is my wand!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the scythe in Thanatos's hand was fully formed.

He dragged his scythe and charged toward Zicomo.

Just as it was about to reach Zikomo, the Darkmoon Greatsword in Zikomo's hand also completed its charging.

Zicomo swung his sword with all his might, but Thanatos parried it.

Before Thanatos could make any further moves...

A sword aura imbued with the power of death, mixed with the frost of moonlight, burst forth from Zicomo's Darkmoon Greatsword.