Hogwarts: Start By Destroying Nurmengard Prison

When Ian inspected the skeleton undead, he found that the breath of its soul fire was the wizard that Daniel caught back that day.

It seems that the old man used it first because his hands were itchy.

But later, when Ian checked the situation of the undead, Ian wondered if he was wrong.

Although the rune magic described by Grindelwald is defensive magic, most of them are black magic.

The matching degree of this soul strength and black magic can be - make a lich!

Why did this old man only produce one high-level undead?

And showing off in front of him and Hermione with great satisfaction!

Grindelwald looked a little unnaturally under Ian's gaze.

"Boy, can you tell me what's going on?"

"I made it exactly from your notes!"

"It stands to reason that there must be no problem."

Ian heard Grindelwald's words and said helplessly:

"Except for the rough technique in the production of high-level undead, there is really no problem."

"But did you forget to check his Dark Arts compatibility?"

Grindelwald froze at Ian's words.

He really didn't check the fit of Borgin's body and the Dark Arts.

It wasn't written in the notes Ian gave him either.

"What's wrong with that?"

Ian said helplessly:

"It can make a lich's material into a high-level undead."

"Good job, old man!"

When Grindelwald heard Ian's words, he ignored Ian's ridicule, and asked in disbelief:

"Ian, you mean it could have made a lich?"

Nico looked at the skeleton undead, and asked Ian:

"Is there still time to modify it?"

"Let's add some black magic material to it."

Nico also wanted to see how a lich was born.

After all, the corpses and souls needed to make a lich are not so easy to find.

Hearing what Nico said, Ian sighed and said:

"The fire of the souls of the undead has been ignited."

"So it's too late to add magic materials now."

After speaking, Ian looked at Grindelwald:

"Old man, can't you ask me first?"

What a pity for such an excellent Lich material!

Grindelwald's face darkened suddenly, he took out a black notebook from the space ring and said:

"Ian, the notebook you gave me doesn't have a lich's crafting method!"

Then Grindelwald opened the notes and pointed to the last line of the table of contents:

"Here is only the advanced undead production method written by you!"

Ian didn't even look at where Grindelwald was pointing.

He gave Grindelwald a blank look and said:

"Turn to the first page! Look at the third row!"

Grindelwald immediately flipped the notes to where Ian said.

"Look! Where's the..."

Before Grindelwald could finish speaking, he saw the note read:

【Preface...】

[Before making high-level undead, you should first check whether the undissipated soul in the corpse is complete and the strength of the soul. 】

[If the soul is complete and the soul is strong, then check the compatibility of black magic. 】

[When the fit of black magic can describe more than three black magic, refer to the "Making and Upgrading of Liches" in "Record of Undead Experiments". 】

Grindelwald was too impatient to read the preface to Ian's notebook.

After all, in books in the magic world, the prefaces of many books are nonsense.

Either introduce the author or why you wrote the book.

So Grindelwald habitually skips the foreword.

Nico also watched from the sidelines. After reading it, he patted Grindelwald on the shoulder and said:

"Gellert, it's really you."

"The process of making undead is also very similar to alchemy."

"Alchemy books are different from other magic books."

Dumbledore also looked at Grindelwald with a half-smile:

"I said wait for Ian to see first."

Grindelwald's face darkened instantly, ignoring Nico and Dumbledore, and said to Ian:

"Okay, this time it's my problem."

"The "Undead Experiment Record" should also be your notebook?"

Ian nodded, but the notebook seemed to have fallen into his original world.

He didn't find it at the time, so he didn't bring it to Grindelwald for research.

There are many dark magics recorded by Ian in that notebook.

But after he left, the castle should have been eroded into ruins by the magic power of death emitted by the undead, right?

……ask for flowers…

Ian tossed the memory out of his head, looking like he had to rewrite it all over again.

"That notebook wasn't brought with me when I was teleported."

"Let me write it again."

Grindelwald could only nod helplessly now.

"It seems that there is no way this time."

After finishing speaking, Grindelwald looked at Hermione and said with some embarrassment:

"Sorry little Hermione."

"Grandpa's gift may not be very good this time."

Hermione also saw what happened just now.

She shook her head and comforted Grindelwald:

"Grandpa Grindelwald, I really like the undead you sent me."

"I think it's pretty awesome!"

Grindelwald laughed at Hermione's words:

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"I know, as long as you like it."

Then Grindelwald glanced at Ian.

"Not like some heartless ones."

Ian gave Grindelwald a blank look again, and said:

"Okay, come and have a late-night snack, it will be cold if you don't eat any more.

"Also, didn't you guys say you want to talk about that idiot Gilderoy Lockhart..."

On the second day, as usual, Harry and Ronald came to Hogwarts Great Hall to enjoy breakfast.

It's just that the difference between today and last semester is that Harry finally didn't get stared at just after sitting down.

Because Ariana, who was with Hermione, helped Harry share a lot of the staring.

But before Harry could cheer up, he felt a frenzied stare again.

Exactly the same as last night!

Harry felt the direction of his gaze.

I saw a freshman looking at him eagerly.

When Colin Creevey noticed that Harry was looking at him, he hastily averted his gaze.

Harry suddenly felt a headache:

"Ronald, did you see that freshman?"

Ronald followed Harry's gaze, and saw Colin secretly looking at Harry from time to time:

"I saw Harry, he seems to be paying attention to you."

Harry got goosebumps when he heard Ronald use the word attention.

Just when Harry was about to speak, Sprout walked into the red list with Lockhart at the gate of the auditorium.