Void Creature

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Although Braun had a terrible headache, he resisted the pain and chose to persevere. He knew this was his last hope.

"I have signed in successfully! Congratulations to the host for obtaining the space-time travel scroll."

He didn't wait for the system to finish speaking. Braun hastily chose to use it. Then, a scroll with blue eyes slowly appeared in front of Braun. A blue light enveloped him.

The moment these worms finally shattered the shield, the blue light enveloped Braun's body and disappeared at a speed difficult for the naked eye to observe. Only the angry roars of the worms remained.

"Boom!" There was a muffled sound, accompanied by a cry of pain. Braun slowly opened his eyes.

Only then did he realize that he was lying in a swamp. Not far away, a particularly quaint wooden house caught Braun's eye.

"It looks like I should be safe now," Braun said, trembling. It took a long time to lean on the trees on both sides before he could finally slow down. However, the pain still came in bursts.

It seemed those worms were indeed frightening. If it were not for the sign-in system detecting a special place to sign in and the timely drawing of the teleportation scroll, Braun's life might have ended there.

Relieved, he stood in place for a while. Braun was now free to check his sign-in rewards. Because the system was interrupted by itself, he didn't know what rewards he had received. He didn't see the rewards until he opened the system backpack.

In the backpack was a booklet titled "Detailed Explanation of Void Creatures" made of unknown animal skins. Braun chose to use it suspiciously. As he opened the book, the cold-looking book cover and the portrait inside caught his attention.

This was why Braun had almost met his demise earlier.

[Void Worm: A conceptual creature that resides in the void]

The creature has no physical body but can induce psychic attacks through the resonance of the body.

Note: This creature has an extreme hatred for flesh and blood creatures and relentlessly attempts to steal the flesh of creatures in the material world. Remember not to consciously observe them.

Danger level: X (This creature is usually not dispatched on a large scale and is less dangerous when not in a group on the material plane.)

As Braun read through the book, he gave a wry smile. He now understood why the other wizards had two or three worms on their shields, and a large, dense patch would appear on his protective cover. It was all because of his clear consciousness at the time that attracted them. This made him almost the first unlucky wizard to die on the Floo network in the twentieth century.

"Sure enough, the wizarding world is not as beautiful. If you're not careful, you could lose your life," Braun thought to himself, putting the book back into his system backpack. The pride he had felt after obtaining the system had now disappeared without a trace.

Can the system save him this time? What about the next time? Braun realized he needed to find a way to improve himself instead of solely relying on the rewards of the system.

He picked up a stick from the ground to use as a crutch. Braun staggered towards the wooden house not far away. He wasn't very familiar with the outside world and didn't know where he was.

The best way to find out was to locate a family and ask them. If it was a Muggle, he would control them and have them send him back to London. He would use the Leaky Cauldron to return by himself.

As a wizard, Braun wasn't afraid at all. Even though his spirit was damaged at the moment, his magic power remained untouched. With the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan and his soul magic, at least self-protection was not a problem.

As Braun approached the cabin, an old man with gray hair, whose left eye was replaced by a magic prosthetic eye, wearing a wizard's robe but with a kind appearance, came out. This surprised Braun, making him secretly wary.

The last thing he expected happened. There was a wizard living in this log cabin!

"Young man! Are you lost?" The old man asked, looking friendly.

Braun didn't relax in the slightest. Instead, he became nervous. Despite the other person's friendly appearance, who knew if they were a dark wizard?

If he let his guard down and the other party cast the Imperius Curse on him, he would be in trouble. So Braun cautiously took two steps back, holding his wand tightly.

As soon as the opponent made a slight move, Braun was ready to unleash the power of soul magic on them!

The old man also noticed Braun's nervousness, but he didn't care. Instead, he looked at the wand in Braun's hand in amazement.

"Are you a wizard? My God, it's so strange! I can meet other wizards here!"

Remember, it's not just wizards who wear robes in England. Some common Muggles also wear robes. It is even said that some Muggle schools have robes as part of their autumn and winter uniforms.

The child in front of him had seemed like a Muggle, but who would have thought he was a wizard? This made the old man even more interested.

Braun just hadn't waited for him to say anything when the noise in the distance caught their attention.

"Algie! Algie! Augusta is coming. Also, a little boy who came with me got lost in Floo. Hurry up and help find him! Remember to bring your monkey, who is good at tracking! He probably mispronounced the words, but they are at several public fireplaces nearby." A loud old female voice caught Braun's attention.

What surprised him even more were the two people behind the old witch. Mrs. Longbottom! And Neville!"