Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 320 The Philosopher's Stone: The Last Guarantee (Second Update)

After easily overcoming the devil's net in the second level, Jerry continued forward along the stone tunnel that was unknown how many meters underground the castle was, and soon arrived at the third level.

A brightly lit room, filled with countless winged keys, and a heavy wooden door that Professor Flitwick, the headmaster of Ravenclaw, had specially reinforced with various spells.

Jerry, who had seen the movie, knew that to get through the wooden door, he had to use the flying broom next to him to find and grab the key that could open the door from among the countless keys above his head.

This was certainly not a difficult task for him.

However, instead of going over to get the flying broom, he went straight to the wooden door because he had an easier way.

"Sword!"... (lai)

A spell was cast, and a blue magic sword slowly materialized in his right hand.

This is the magic he created by studying the "Sword" card.

Holding a magic sword, he will instantly become a master swordsman, and the magic sword is not only extremely sharp, but also has the special effect of breaking magic.

The specific sharpness and demon-breaking power depend on his inner strength.

Or more precisely, it depends on the strength of his spirit and soul.

"cut!"

With a powerful swing of his magic sword, the heavy wooden door in front of him, which had been imbued with various protective magic by Professor Flitwick, instantly turned into several uniformly sized wooden blocks.

Clearly, neither the wooden door's physical nor magical defenses could withstand the sharpness and magic-piercing power of the magic sword.

Jerry, carrying his magic sword, passed through the doorway and entered the fourth level, the giant wizard chess set created by Professor McGonagall, the headmaster of Gryffindor.

To pass this level, you must use the black pieces to defeat the white pieces. If you don't know how to play chess, or your chess skills are too poor, you can do what Jerry is doing now.

Break it directly with force!

Wielding his magic sword, he crossed the line in the middle of the chessboard and swiftly sliced ​​the giant white pieces into eight pieces as they attacked him. Once all the white pieces were shattered, the level was cleared.

"Alright, we've finally reached the last stage!"

According to his memory, after playing Wizard's Chess in the movie, the next level was the Mirror of Erised where Dumbledore hid the Philosopher's Stone.

I happily pushed open the wooden door, only to be met with a nauseating stench.

"Holy crap, it stinks!"

What Jerry found in front of him was not the Mirror of Erised, but a giant monster of unusually large size.

"roar!"

The troll saw Jerry and immediately showed an excited expression, drooling as he charged at Jerry with his big wooden club.

"Don't come any closer!"

Feeling his nose was about to lose its function, Jerry quickly raised his hand and chanted a spell towards the charging giant:

"wind!"

A gust of blue wind suddenly flew out, blowing against the giant monster and carrying its towering figure as it slammed into the opposite stone wall, knocking it unconscious.

"Damn it, from now on, there will never be a single giant monster in my spatial storage box again. It stinks!"

Now, Jerry is basically in a "stay-at-home" mode all the time, so his sense of smell is much more sensitive than that of a normal person, and he is naturally subjected to the torment of stench.

After deciding to remove trolls from his list of magical creatures, he quickly pinched his nose and fled the room.

The rooms below are not the final challenge.

As soon as he stepped into the room, the back door was blocked by a wall of purple flames, and the exit leading to the next level was also blocked by a wall of black flames.

In the center of the room was a table with seven bottles of different shapes and a piece of parchment on it.

Without much thought, Jerry could guess that this was a challenge set up by Professor Snape, the Potions Master.

"I didn't expect that there were only five challenges in the movie, but there are actually more than five challenges in reality."

With a sigh, Jerry walked towards the table.

Neither the troll nor these potions existed in the movie. In the movie, after passing the Wizard's Chess level, one directly enters the final room with the Mirror of Eris.

"Well, it's a riddle after all. I didn't expect Professor Snape to like this kind of thing, but I have no interest in solving riddles."

Jerry picked up the parchment scroll, glanced at it, shrugged, and immediately cast a modified version of the Ironclad Charm over his entire body, stepping through the black wall of flames.

The modified Ironclad Curse, which can even withstand the Killing Curse, is not something this wall of black flames can break, even though it contains considerable dark magic, not just pure fire magic.

After passing through the wall of black flames, Jerry finally saw the Mirror of Eris, which contained the Philosopher's Stone, in the last room.

This is a very grand mirror, reaching all the way to the ceiling, with a magnificent gold frame, supported by two claw-shaped feet. Inscribed at the top is a line of text: Eriststra Ehruait Ubika Fruait Onwochs.

As he walked up to the mirror, wisps of magic emanated from it, permeating Jerry.

With a furrowed brow, he emitted a powerful surge of magical energy, directly blocking the magical energy infiltrating from the mirror.

"I don't need useless fantasies. I'll naturally strive for what I want!"

The Mirror of Erised is a magical mirror that can read your heart and reflect your deepest desires.

Jerry doesn't like to open his heart to a mirror, especially a mirror that Dumbledore has tampered with.

"Old Deng's skill in spatial magic is truly extraordinary!"

After a brief observation, Jerry quickly discovered that in addition to its original functions, the Mirror of Eris had been imbued with an extremely complex layer of spatial and warning magic.

If he wasn't mistaken, as long as he broke through Dumbledore's spatial magic, he could get the Philosopher's Stone hidden inside, but at the same time, he would trigger a warning spell, alerting Dumbledore to use Phoenix Illusion to teleport over instantly.

To be honest, none of the previous levels were really that difficult; any wizard with decent strength could easily overcome them.

The truly formidable challenge is the final one, the one personally set up by Dumbledore.

Putting aside how difficult it is to undo the space magic that Dumbledore himself set up, even if we did manage to undo it, what would be the point?

Simply casting a spell on the Mirror of Erised, or even just moving it slightly, will trigger the warning spells on it.

Once the warning spell is triggered, Dumbledore will know immediately that someone is trying to steal the Philosopher's Stone.

In Hogwarts, a place where no wizard can Apparate, only Dumbledore can instantly Apparate to the Magic Mirror with his phoenix.

Then, you will be facing the world's most powerful wizard, Dumbledore!

Therefore, the final layer of protection for the Philosopher's Stone was actually Dumbledore himself.

(End of this chapter)