Hogwarts: The Obscurial War School

"OK OK! I don't want to take a history lesson when my life is at stake and tell us how we can kill it - that monster!" O'Connor didn't want to hear stories from thousands of years ago. He cared about the lives of the three of him. Life.

An unsuccessful duel with Immorton clearly made him realize what kind of existence their enemy was.

"He is the messenger of death. He will not be hungry or tired, nor will he stop. He will cause endless disasters——" Eddie lowered his head. The horror of Immorton has been flowing like cattle since ancient times.

"Give me some real advice. I don't want your investment to be just a blank check." Aurelius looked at Terrence.

"Cat——" Evelin, who was immersed in so much first-hand information about ancient Egypt, suddenly spoke.

"Cat?" O'Connor frowned at her.

Evelin pointed to the stone carving and said: "The cat is the guardian of the underworld and its nemesis before his complete resurrection!"

"Awesome! Can a cat kill him?" O'Connor said in surprise.

Terrence and Eddie were also looking at the stone carvings, and Terrence couldn't help pouring cold water on him: "Not really.

"Unless you can find the goddess Bastetto." Evelin added: "She is the goddess in ancient Egyptian mythology, and is the 'mother and nurturer of the Pharaoh.' But in the beginning, she was actually the goddess of war and a mother. lion.

Aurelius listened carefully. If it were a previous life, these would be just stories, but in this world, the Egyptian gods exist, so these stories are the history of the Egyptian gods.

"The goddess Bastetto has two faces. The cat god represents family, happiness and joy, and the lioness represents revenge and destruction."

"So...bringing a cat with you can protect you from Immorton, but it can't kill him."

"Should we find a lioness?" Jonathan swallowed, "I don't think this is a good idea. Maybe I was eaten by a lion before the mummy killed me.

Aurelius did not think it was so easy to kill Immorton, otherwise Terrence would not have asked Aurelius for help with the loyalty of more than 10,000 Pharaoh's guards.

This is a game. The Immorton Fear Cat is a BUG left intentionally by the Egyptian gods. To put it bluntly, the cat is a special prop.

Similar weaknesses appear endlessly in myths and legends around the world. This is the bad taste of the gods. They like to watch the battle between good and evil, especially when weak messengers of justice face powerful evil opponents.

The weak defeats the strong, justice defeats evil. It's very dramatic, right?

But is it possible? The prerequisite for the weak to defeat the strong is that the two do not cross the level gap. How can a man with bare hands defeat fifteen fully armed armies?

In order to see the outcome they want to see, the gods must of course create weaknesses for evil beings, weaknesses that allow the weak to counterattack.

The cat can frighten away Immorton, and it is a talisman. Aurelius even suspected that Anubis found something randomly, something that had nothing to do with the cat god.

Can a lioness kill Immorton? Impossible, this is not due to the design of the game.

Aurelius didn't like this kind of game played by the gods. They were always unreasonable. Playing with mortals wantonly. Even creating this kind of ‘symbol’ that does not conform to the rules of the world.

All day long, this group of people talked about everything, but there was nothing they could do.

Aurelius lost his patience.

He decided to use the magic spell from the Sun Golden Sutra to call the God of Death to seal it.

Since there is no way to kill him, let him sleep as he did for the previous three thousand years.

After three to five hundred years, Aurelius may be comparable to the Egyptian gods. By that time, it will not be any difficult to kill Immorton...

"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, what should go should not stay!"

As the god of death drove away the wailing and angry soul of Imogen, Imogen, who had been suffering from humiliation since his recovery, was unwilling to turn into a skeleton and a mummy again.

He was not completely resurrected, lost his mana, and lost his life.

"Death's chariot..." Everyone couldn't help but feel lingering fear, Death!

Only Aurelius frowned, and he saw the problem.

What kind of bullshit death car is this? It’s just a special effect!

Immorton's soul is still well sealed in the mummy, and even the mana that maintains the skeleton's body is not damaged at all, but the special power that isolates his body, soul, and mana has been replenished.

"Rely on defense!" Aurelius cursed secretly, and Aurelius was very unhappy.

There are a large number of such formulas in the Black Book of the Dead and the Golden Book of the Sun. They look like magic spells, but are actually useless.

To put it bluntly, the Egyptian gods made a lock in advance, and the formula was the key to unlock the lock.

It has no effect on Aurelius himself in studying magic. Not only does it have a pitiful application range of 3.9, it also has no research value.

Of course, there is still real magic, it's just that these completely worthless things take up a lot of space.

Without these wastes, Aurelius felt that the value of these two books would be greatly enhanced and would help him learn more about the inheritance of ancient Egyptian priests.

How is it like now, when two books only reveal less than a hundred spells? Can this be the entire inheritance of the priest? Is a mere hundred spells worthy of being called civilization?

The only thing that made Aurelius feel that his efforts were not in vain was the loyalty of these twelve thousand Pharaoh's guards. .