People are in Hogwarts, and werewolves block the door at the beginning.

But unfortunately, she was not within his hunting range.

In this world, Bagir is also prepared to keep himself clean.

But it looks difficult.

Normally, Gryffindor and Ravenclaw students would head for the stairs and go up to higher places.

The Hufflepuffs and Slytherins went downstairs, towards the basement.

Plus, there aren't too many students in the school so there shouldn't be any traffic jams.

However, a large group of students stood at the stairs, looking at Bagir.

There were even students from Beauxbatons and Durmstrang among them.

"Hey! Bucky! Hey!" Hermione forced her way through the crowd.

Behind him was Ron, who was panting, and Harry, who was holding Ginny's hand.

"Hello." Cedric, who had been beside Bagel and introducing Hufflepuff to him, greeted them.

Hermione ignored him and hung on to Basil.

In an instant, countless jealous eyes were cast at her.

Hermione raised her head and looked back with disdain, her body suddenly stiffening.

Because in those eyes she spotted her roommate, Sister Parvati Padma.

And there was Lavender Brown, but she had a weird look in her eyes, just like Ginny had before.

Obsession mixed with hesitation.

And the hesitant look belonged to Ron Weasley!

This surprised her.

She really couldn't imagine why Lavender liked Ron.

Because he doesn't take a bath, because he eats a lot?

Thinking of this, she quickly got off Bagir.

Now is not the time to indulge in comfort. The most important thing is to eliminate a potential competitor.

So Basil was surprised to find that Hermione actually said a few words to him, and said that she would take Harry and Ron away when they met again tomorrow.

Everyone else thought it was their intimidating gazes that made Hermione flinch.

But only Baqir knew otherwise.

He heard Hermione walk up to Lavender and say, "I can introduce Ron to you."

It's really off the mark.

Can you do this?

This made him feel much more bored with the interesting barrel in front of him.

"It's the secret weapon of our lounge that no outsider has ever entered." Cedric said, pointing to a pile of large wooden barrels placed on a dark stone trough.

Behind him is Basil, a first-year Hufflepuff.

The students who were originally stopping at the stairs should have followed Bagir down.

But as Cedric says, these barrels are the secret weapon.

So, the Hufflepuff students attracted the evil-looking Snape and scared away students from other schools and colleges.

“Our lounge is also the only college common room with an ejector device to keep out trespassers.”

"I don't think I need to explain it." Cedric smiled. "Just tap the bottom of the second barrel in the middle of the second row in the rhythm of 'Helga Hufflepuff', and the lid will rotate open, revealing the passage to the Hufflepuff Common Room."

"On the contrary, if the person who wishes to enter does not strike the correct melody, strikes the wrong barrel, or strikes it the wrong number of times, the lid of the other barrel will burst open, and the intruder will be covered in vinegar."

The little wizards on the side started chattering and asking questions.

"Will these barrels repair themselves?"

“How is vinegar replenished?”

"Is it the constant continuation spell?"

"Quiet." Just as quiet, Cedric said softly.

But with the help of that Batman-like face, the noisy students all shut up one by one.

“This involves another secret.”

"The extra food we ate tonight didn't just come out of thin air."

"actually"

When Cedric introduced the Hogwarts kitchen, the history of Hufflepuff adopting house-elves, and the magic of food, Basil listened on the side, but his body returned to the high tower in the sea of ​​dreams.

Before using Xia Mang's magic to summon the souls of the dead, he needed to use the power of [Resurrection] to gain insight into the afterlife of this world.

The reason why he was able to build a different world in terms of worldview and foundation was that he successfully used the talent of the Salem Witch to resurrect Ariana.

It is because of the promotion of two idealistic forces: magic and emotional power.

In addition, the resurrection of the Salem witches is also idealistic.

This is the only way to ignore the differences and use it successfully.

Another thing is that the god of death does not consider resurrection as a taboo at all.

But if there is no afterlife like the underworld that receives the dead,

Or the ruler of the afterlife does not allow resurrection,

Or is it a world where even the soul does not exist and consciousness is only brain waves that are successfully used?

The amount of energy consumed would probably be an astronomical figure.

Bagir was worried about the second situation.

If it is the second type, you can only stop and take it away.

I hope the god of death can learn his lesson.

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 232: Dementors? Death

“No difference.”

Bagir, who had just been rubbing his hands together and preparing for a big battle, now felt extremely disappointed.

The power of resurrection easily breaks through the narrow gap between life and death and reaches the destination and resting place of the soul in this world.

The dark figure that resembles a Dementor is the Grim Reaper.

Without alarming Him, a trace of dissipated breath was outlined, and the spell [Tracing the Source] created by Bagel, which was originally used to find Voldemort, was activated.

This time, what he is looking for is the essence of death.

Then the results came out.

In this world, the god of death is a puppet without a self.

It is an existence similar to the way of heaven in fantasy novels that is born naturally after the afterlife develops to a certain extent.

The form before its eyes was not real, but a shadowy presence of the afterlife itself.

In other words, the god of death itself is the afterlife.

The main purpose of its existence is to maintain the existence of the afterlife and increase the stability of the world;

Expand the breadth of the afterlife to accommodate more dead souls;

Destroy people or things that affect the existence and stability of the afterlife.

"But. It looks so much like a Dementor?" Black-haired Basil touched his chin.

Although the answer has been obtained in the mind through idealistic "wishing", practice is the only true knowledge.

The next second, in the center of the North Sea, in Azkaban prison, a Dementor disappeared out of thin air.

Ignoring the frost that automatically appeared around him and the spreading force field of fear.

"Yes, it is indeed different from the Dementors in my world. This kind of coldness in the heart can actually appear in reality, which is equivalent to having a frosty stance."

As for this creature that cannot be attacked physically and can only be repelled by the guardian, Bagir chose to attack directly.

How can a magic magnetic field be an inconvenience?

The face under the hood that no one had ever seen was directly lifted up by his hands.

"The passage to the afterlife, so you are the incarnation of the god of death?"

"No. Not all of them."

"The god of death in this world is really outrageous."

Even though Bagir already knew the result, he still couldn't help but be shocked.

The Dementors in the world of Basil do not have such an outrageous identity.

They are just a phenomenon, a product of emotions, and the best food for Bajir.

Ordinary emotions are equivalent to cabbage, which is equivalent to the boiled cabbage cooked by the state banquet chef, and it regenerates automatically and without limit.

What they capture is not actually the soul, but the conceptual "heart", the self.

Dementors cannot absorb or shake magic, and the same goes for the souls they protect.

This world is equivalent to the Dementors, which are the incarnations of the god of death, and the absorption is also this part.

However, their main purpose is not the magic connected to the wizard's 'heart', but the 'heart' itself.

Unlike the world where Bagir lives, the afterlife in this world is not based on the magic of wizards.

The reason why the world of Bagir is like this is because the wizard magic in the world of Bagir is essentially eternal and the world itself will naturally pursue better materials.

Therefore, the wizards in the world of Bagir are more like indispensable shareholders of the company of the afterlife, while Muggles, magical races with secondary powers derived from magic, and animal souls are just ordinary employees.

Therefore, the god of death and the afterlife will be more inclined towards wizards.

But when it comes to individual wizards, due to the continuous death and joining of new wizards, the shares owned by each wizard will also be diluted.

The same is true of the preferences of the god of death and the afterlife.

The creator of the Deathly Hallows should have used this preference to create alchemical tools that contain divine power.

So they are indestructible like magic.

He had long anticipated that this preference would be diluted for him as an individual, so he chose to transform it into three alchemical items that could be called divine tools.

The reason why he could do this might be because his ancestors, or in his own time, the preference of the god of death and the afterlife for individual wizards was enough for him to do this, and he was also powerful enough.

Either his ancestors or he himself made great contributions to the unification of the afterlife.

According to Bagir's exploration, in the long past, depending on the different regional religions, the afterlife that wizards entered after death was also different.

At some point, it merged into one by itself or someone else's push.

However, this is the situation in the world of Bajir.

And in this world, there is only one world after death from the beginning.

Its cornerstone is not the soul, but the illusory "heart".

The soul is just the outer wrapper of the candy called 'heart'.

A wizard's soul is only more valuable because of the magic it brings.

So, the God of Death has a preference for wizards, but not too much.

This is also why the Deathly Hallows in this world are so fragile.

Without the power of the God of Death, and without the ability to directly glimpse into the essence of Death, the Deathly Hallows created in this world are nothing more than powerful magic alchemical tools.

Although the magic power gathered by wizards in this world in the brain is similar to spell power, it does not consume mana bars.

But it itself has no immortal quality.