Harry Potter's Otherworldly Archmage

Looking across the icy lake, countless pale white hands rowed across the boats, making the sound of pattering raindrops. Augustus sneered, this kind of thing is not as good as the undead used by necromancers. The pattern determines his ugliness. ...,

"Dead corpses," Dumbledore's blue eyes swept across the lake, a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, "This kind of creature that lives in the dark seems a little intimidating, but Voldemort was wrong again. There is actually nothing to be afraid of in the dark." Yes. But Voldemort doesn't think so, he must be secretly afraid of both. He has once again exposed his lack of intelligence. When we face death and darkness, we fear nothing but the unknown."

"If there is no darkness, how can there be light?" Augustus's silver pupils revealed a hint of depth, "All the opposite things in the world are contradictory and coexist. Existence is reasonable. Any so-called negative things have The reason for its survival. Pros and cons are just a process of integration and confrontation. This world, without any color, will not be wonderful, and complexity and multi-facetedness are the essence of the world.”

Dumbledore looked at Augustus quietly, without refuting or agreeing, just meditating silently.Obviously, Augustus's way of legend is much better than his and Voldemort's. It is a way of magic that is tolerant to all things.On the road of legend, it is a great blessing to have such a person side by side with him.

"It's almost there." Thinking of this, Dumbledore said cheerfully.

Sure enough, the green light seemed to finally become bigger and brighter. After a few minutes, the boat bumped into something lightly and stopped.

The island was about the size of Dumbledore's office: a large flat black slate, empty except for that green light source.Looking closer now, the green light appears much brighter.In the middle of the island, there is a stone basin. The green liquid in the basin exudes dense mist.

Augustus walked over slowly, and Dumbledore followed immediately. The two stood in front of the stone basin, looking calmly at the green liquid.

"Tsk tsk, strange thing." Augustus rubbed his chin, his silver eyes were dull.

"Well," said Dumbledore, "it looks like something more dangerous than the previous two."

Dumbledore shook up the sleeve of his robe that covered the black hand, and stretched the tip of his finger to the surface.

Augustus also stretched out his hand, touching the liquid in the stone basin without hesitation.

The hands of both of them received an obvious resistance, and they stopped conveniently on the stone basin, unable to lean on it a little bit.

"Interesting, really interesting." Augustus chuckled, shook his hand slightly, and tapped lightly on the resistance point above the stone basin. "Obviously, this is the characteristic of this liquid itself. It cannot be touched, rather than the existence of any enchantment."

"That's right, that's true." Dumbledore nodded, "If it's just a magic barrier, it would be too simple."

Then, Dumbledore took out his wand, made some complex movements on the surface of the liquid, and muttered silently.There was no movement, but the light from the liquid seemed brighter.

Augustus also opened his eyes of discovery, strands of complicated data flashed through his silver pupils.

"The parameters of this liquid are very strange. It cannot be touched, dispersed, or deformed. It cannot be made to disappear, and it cannot be scooped up or thrown away. It is really a very special substance." Augustus shook slightly. Shaking his head, he said gently, "Voldemort really found a good liquid container."

Dumbledore nodded without speaking, obviously thinking about what to do.

Dumbledore seemed to be absent-minded and raised his wand again, spun it in the air, and conjured a tall crystal goblet in his hand.

"I can only come to the conclusion that this fluid needs to be drunk."

"Well," Augustus folded his arms, "that's all."

Dumbledore frowned slightly at the emerald green liquid, obviously thinking hard about something.

"There is no doubt," he said at last, "that this potion will prevent me from acquiring a Horcrux. It will probably paralyze me, make me forget what I came here for, cause me extreme pain, distraction, or Incapacitate me in some other way. Of course, once that's done, it's up to you, Mr. Augustus, to make me drink it with all your might."

"Accordingly, I should be obliged to do so, but obviously," gentleman Augustus said with a smile, "actually, you don't need to drink, Professor Dumbledore."

"No need to shirk, I am much older than you, whether you are young or the path of magic, you have greater value and space, so this dangerous and uncontrollable thing, I will do it." Deng Bullido shook his head seriously and refused.

"Um," Augustus waved his hand in embarrassment, and lightly traced his wand across the air. The next second, a small goblin with a dazed expression appeared on the spot. "I mean, let it drink this for us."

"Huh? There is a magic barrier on this island, how can I use Apparition." Dumbledore was surprised.

"This is a kind of summoning magic," Augustus explained. "Theoretically speaking, creatures from different time and space can be summoned no matter in any space."

"Is there anything I can do for you." The goblin bowed slightly to Augustus and asked respectfully.

Dumbledore looked curiously at this creature that looked both like a house elf and a goblin, and stroked his silver-white beard.

Augustus pointed to the green liquid in the stone basin, and told the goblin who stood beside him and lowered his head to ask, "Just drink up what's in it."

The goblin nodded respectfully, walked to the stone basin next to him, and was about to pick up the huge stone basin compared to his thin body, but after trying, the stone basin fixed on the pillar seemed to be completely motionless.

Dumbledore politely handed the goblin the tall crystal cup in his hand. The goblin took it, thanked him stiffly, and began to put the cup into the green liquid. The next second, the crystal cup sank.The glass is full.