Chapter 103 Thank You for Your Contribution to the Treatment of Ravenclaw

Rice waved his left hand, and the mud on the ground flew into the air, forming a big ball around Quirrell, completely locking the shock wave of the explosion in the ball.

He waved his right hand at the fleeing soul of Voldemort, and Voldemort suddenly felt that the air around him became sticky, and he was flying towards Rice uncontrollably.

He couldn't help but be shocked: he no longer had a physical body at this moment, why could that monster still imprison him? !

If Rice knew what Voldemort was thinking, he would definitely smile and say to him: Without a physical body, is there no magic power?

Indeed, I can't control the magic power in your soul handily, but I can use the interaction between magic powers to let the magic power under my control "retain" you.

In this area, unless you have neither a physical body nor magic power, you will definitely be under his control and affected by him.

Voldemort was pulled in front of Rice little by little.

Voldemort now was a group of earthy yellow shadows, with a hideous face emerging from the shadow from time to time, and Rice could hear its vague and meaningless roar.

He ignored Voldemort's roar and concentrated on studying the nature of the thing in front of him. Compared with Harry and Daphne, Rice's understanding of him was much shallower. He didn't even know that this was Voldemort - he only knew that the biggest villain behind the scenes was Quirrell and the guy behind Quirrell's head.

But for him, who this thing was actually didn't matter, and he didn't care much about it.

After studying it for a while, Rice saw through the essence of Voldemort.

"Stupid thing." After seeing through Voldemort's details, Rice couldn't help but make a sharp comment.

The yellow shadow in Rice's hand made a louder noise.

"Without a body, only a shadow and a little steam, even worse than a ghost and a wandering soul, what's the point of such immortality - you guys who make Horcruxes are worthy of claiming to be immortal?" Rice's face revealed a trace of disdain. In his opinion, this group of wizards who achieved immortality with Horcruxes simply lowered the prestige of the word "immortality".

Seeing that the battle was over, Daphne reined in the nightmare and rode it closer to Les. When it was less than ten feet away from Les, she jumped off the nightmare and stood respectfully behind Les.

She couldn't help but be careful. In Daphne's eyes, the battle that had just broken out was extremely shocking. The magic he used was beyond her understanding.

She had fought with Quirrell, who was possessed by Voldemort, before, and she knew the enemy's strength. If it weren't for the help of the nightmare in the crystal ball, she wouldn't even be qualified to fight back. She alone couldn't even break through his defense. As a result, such a powerful monster was like a toy in the hands of the man in front of him, and he could ravage it at will.

Facing the respectful Daphne, Les was furious when he saw her. He didn't want to pay attention to her now, but just waved his hand, motioning her to stand aside and not get in his way.

Seeing the other party's impatience, Daphne could only stand there aggrievedly. Fortunately, Nightmare was "standing" with her, so it was not too embarrassing.

When Les was studying Voldemort, Daphne was also studying him.

To be honest, she always felt that the wizard in front of her looked familiar. From the way he was dressed, he looked a bit like the image of Slytherin she had seen in the Chamber of Secrets before. Listening to his voice, his voice had an indescribable sense of familiarity.

After thinking about it, Daphne frowned. She finally found the source of this familiarity. The voice of this green-robed wizard was very similar to Les!

But didn't Les go to the school hospital because of drug poisoning? Wait a minute!

Two ideas appeared in Daphne's mind one after another, confirming each other, allowing Daphne to get a bold guess.

In order to prove her conjecture, she poked the nightmare standing beside her and moved it to the side of the green-robed wizard...

Looking at Voldemort struggling in his palm, Les felt a tasteless and useless feeling: he could crush this ball of soul at will, or seal it in a dark place, but he couldn't kill it.

This is determined by the characteristics of the Horcrux. Wizards with Horcruxes will not be killed before the last Horcrux is destroyed. Even if their bodies are destroyed, they can still survive in the form of wandering souls in front of them. With the help of magic rituals, or when the soul fragments in the Horcrux are nourished and grown, they can be resurrected.

This is also the characteristic of Horcrux wizards-it is difficult to kill, which is one of the few advantages of Horcruxes.

Wizards who use Horcruxes are a bit like potatoes. They cut off a part of their souls and can take root and sprout again at any time. The ball in Les's hand is just a part of the "potato". Even if it is destroyed, the potato can grow back with other cut pieces.

However, even though Rice looked down on the fragment of Voldemort in front of him, it was still a soul fragment and was somewhat useful.

A bold idea was born in Rice's mind.

He felt that the soul fragment in his hand seemed to help Ravenclaw's "disease".

The problem with Ravenclaw is that his soul was contaminated by staying in the depths of the seal for too long. The first treatment plan that Les came up with was to prepare some magic potions to wash away the "dirt" attached to the soul. For this purpose, he prepared several types of magic potions. Some may make the connection between pollution and soul no longer close, some can merge with pollution to strip away the pollution, and some can simply purify the dirt directly.

The core difficulty of this treatment plan is that the crazy Ravenclaw will most likely not cooperate with him. The cleansing of the soul is painful. Even if she does not have such a high desire to fight, she may attack the healer out of instinct.

Les's behavior was like removing a cavity from a strange lion without anesthesia.

With this soul fragment, the difficulty of the operation will be reduced a lot, because he can directly join the fragment and Ravenclaw's soul together, allowing the fragment to absorb the pollution in Ravenclaw's soul. As for whether the fragments will in turn erode Ravenclaw's soul, Les feels that this is really too much thinking, and he really thinks too highly of the guy in his hands.

Rice has a new treatment plan.

Looking at Voldemort in his hand, the corners of Rice's mouth curled up slightly: He really had to thank this gentleman for his outstanding contribution in treating Ms. Ravenclaw.

What is the specific content of the contribution...

Who says that serving as a medicinal material is not considered a contribution?

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