Chapter 188: A Blow That Annihilates All Things

Arthur temporarily withdrew his attention and looked at Bruce, who was somewhat nervous.

"Bruce, thank you for your cooperation. But I still need your help with something. Can you tell me your final wish? I will fulfill it for you."

"Thank you, thank you," Bruce said with gratitude.

Finally, he stated his request, "I just hope you can give my wife some Galleons, enough for her to live a stable life."

"I am the only provider for my family, and now that I'm gone, she will surely have a difficult time."

Without hesitation, Arthur agreed to Bruce's request. To him, it was a simple task.

He records Bruce's family information, and Arthur also places him back inside the Resurrection Stone.

But the knowledge that one person gives is still not enough.

Arthur expended more magical power, restored another Death Eater's soul, and woke him up.

At first, the Death Eater is reluctant to cooperate with Arthur, but after a few Cruciatus curses, he becomes obedient.

Do not think that ghosts or souls cannot be harmed by magic.

In the original story, Nearly Headless Nick was petrified by the Basilisk.

However, because ghosts are in a unique state of neither being alive nor dead, directly looking into the eyes of a Basilisk doesn't cause death, as they do not have the concept of death themselves.

After obediently answering Arthur's questions, the Death Eater was also put inside the Resurrection Stone.

The room returned to calm once again.

The information revealed by the Death Eater was similar to Bruce's, with the only difference being that their soul dissipated slower.

Arthur suspected that this might be related to each person's strength.

Afterward, Arthur used the soul of the Death Eater for some experiments, although the process was somewhat cruel.

In the magical world, there is still very little research on souls.

And the deepest research in this area should be done on the despicable Herpo The Foul, who invented and successfully created Horcrux.

Another person is Voldemort himself. He created six Horcrux and became a master of soul research.

At this moment, Arthur regretted why he had destroyed Voldemort's Horcrux so quickly.

Wouldn't it be better to keep them for soul research now?

Unfortunately, it is too late to say anything now, and Arthur can only compare Death Eater's current state with his impression of Voldemort's Horcrux.

Over the next few days, Arthur conducted some tests using the souls of the two people and the Resurrection Stone. He arrived at several conclusions.

First, those who do not possess the Resurrection Stone cannot see the existence of souls.

Voldemort is an exception.

With his Horcrux, he cannot die until they are all destroyed, so his soul remains in a state where he can act in the world.

Second, even without providing magic, the Resurrection Stone will automatically nourish the soul, but the recovery is very slow.

Third, once the soul is released from the Resurrection Stone, it can dissipate anytime.

When Arthur released the hold of the Resurrection Stone on Bruce's soul, he had a feeling that he could leave this world.

Arthur looked at his accomplishments and had some thoughts on the verge of appearing, but he still couldn't find the critical point.

Finally, he decided to release Bruce's soul. Arthur wanted to know the destination of the soul, if it was the legendary afterlife or underworld.

"We have sent the Galleons to your wife. Every year from now on, she will receive a certain amount of money. You can rest assured."

Arthur spoke to Bruce's soul late at night. Bruce respectfully bowed to him and took a lingering look at the world.

His silver-white figure slowly became blurry, and a vortex appeared above his head, gradually sucking him in.

Arthur took a deep breath and attached a trace of magic to Bruce's soul before being pulled in together.

When the vortex disappeared, he no longer sensed his own magic, but he had got the coordinates of that place.

Wizards encounter the existence of spatial coordinates when studying Apparitions.

Therefore, only wizards who have been to a place or observed it magically can get the spatial coordinates and perform Apparitions.

Now, Arthur has got the coordinates of where Bruce's soul went.

Although it is mysterious and unknown, he can confirm that these coordinates actually exist.

However, directly Apparating there is impossible.

Not only because it's the coordinates of another dimension, but also because the distance that cannot be described numerically is beyond the capability of Apparition.

Arthur Apparated into a mountain range, fully armed.

He held his Ea Wand, wore a Cloak of Invisibility, and has activated Avalon's defense system.

Arthur wanted to make a bold try.

He wanted to break free from the constraints of space and find the location of the Underworld based on the coordinates in his mind.

He drank all of the potions that boosted his abilities, feeling a power, unlike anything he had felt before.

[Host: Arthur

Magic Scale: 256 (480)]

Looking at his attributes panel, Arthur sees that his magical power has almost doubled.

If even Dumbledore were standing beside him at this moment with the Elder Wand, Arthur is confident that he could beat him.

He took a deep breath and raised his wand.

"Enuma Elish!"

As he spoke the release incantation of Ea, Arthur felt his magic power rush into his wand like a tide.

The wand emitted a bright light, and its length suddenly increased, with distinct red and gold patterns.

Patterns that even Arthur couldn't understand appeared on his wand.

Arthur swung the wand forward with all his strength, and a red and black crescent-shaped blast of magic shot out, viciously striking the air.

The wind stopped, the trees stood still, and everything around him seemed to be on silent.

Wherever the magic power went, everything turned into nothingness. The trees that were touched left no trace at all.

When the magic blast reached the spot Arthur had aimed for, the space cracked like shattered glass about to break apart.

But what disappointed Arthur was that in the end, this "glass" remained intact and did not completely shatter.

Only when his attack disappeared did the cracks multiply.

"It's still not enough,"

He dropped down to the ground, lying down without any show of joy.

The attack just now could be considered his strongest so far, almost draining all the magic power in his body.

Unfortunately, he still fell short. It was just a tiny bit away from breaking through the space.

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