Hogwarts: Bourne Returns from Warhammer

To be honest, Bourne himself has never systematically learned the Patronus Charm. He doesn't know how to use it.

However, magic is always idealistic.

He knows the spell, and he also knows that this spell needs to mobilize "happiness" and "joy". It is not impossible to use the God-calling Guard.

In addition, the broken "Liquefied Patron Saint Curse" potion is scattered around, and the casting environment also has a beneficial effect.

So when Byrne spoke the spell aloud, something happened to his wand that became a psychic wand.

Light gushes out.

However, unlike other wizards who use the Patronus Charm, the light blooming on Bourne's wand is not silver-white.

Those rays of light are not silver-white cold light, but more like golden sunshine, the light of stars shining in the Milky Way.

If I had to make a comparison, the effect produced by this God-calling Guard is a bit like the lighting technique he released when he was chasing the vampire monster before.

However, the lumens of the light are more abundant, and there is a tall figure vaguely hidden in the golden light——

It was a figure sitting on a golden throne, and as the brightness of the light increased, the figure seemed to be standing up from the throne.

Excitement, joy, encouragement, jubilation - and more importantly - that high-level emotion called "hope" suddenly poured into his heart. At the moment of casting the Patronus Charm, Bourne's senses seemed to be pulled into another dimension. .

Here, time seems to really slow down a lot for him, and a second in the outside world can be passed as an hour.

Not only that, bathed in the light from the Golden Throne, Bourne's eyes seemed to be dyed golden, and he even felt that he saw the inspired mechanical soul of the chain sword and psychic scepter.

They seemed to be singing loudly:

"Zhuju Emperor Zhi!"

"The hole destroys the monsters!"

Not far away, there was a Knight Errant that was also illuminated by the light summoned by Bourne, and its machine soul also made its own voice.

"All for the Emperor!"

Compared to them who were ecstatic, the remnant soul of a noseless demon king restrained by this light was in a different situation.

Panic, fear, trembling... the dark smoke with no fixed outline actually revealed such straightforward and simple emotions.

He couldn't escape at all, and he bumped into the divine guard spell summoned by Bourne, like firewood thrown into the furnace.

That's right, it's firewood.

Just for the Golden Throne to continue to exist, nearly a thousand psykers must be sacrificed every day, and such sacrifices have lasted for more than ten thousand years!

Even if he carries the castrated version of "Avada Kedavra", even if the remnant soul of the Dark Lord is stronger than the soul of the "victim", even if he is in the world of Harry Potter and not the cold world of Warhammer universe……

But so what?

Although the God-calling Guard summoned by Bourne is probably just a projection of the Golden Throne, the light emanating from the throne is the same.

The moment it came into contact, Voldemort's remnant soul was melted and decomposed into pure magical energy. Even his cry just kept the same "Ahhhhh" as before, and then disappeared instantly.

In addition to Bourne, there were two people in this secret room - Snape and Dumbledore - and in their eyes, when the whole room seemed to be shaking, the black smoke of Voldemort's soul was swallowed up by the light.

As the light became more dazzling, they had to blink.

But just after the blink of an eye, the scorching light disappeared without a trace like a breath, and the remnant soul of Voldemort also disappeared.

Only Bourne, covered in alchemy armor and steaming hot smoke, stabbing the chain sword into the rock on the ground and holding the psychic scepter high, was left on the spot; Alchemy Golem.

As for the Phoenix Patronus summoned by Dumbledore, because it had lost the target of its attack, it could only chirp and fly in the air, occasionally sprinkling halos like stardust.

"What happened to that guy?"

Snape rubbed his eyes hard with the back of his hand, not believing what he saw.

"The Dark Lord's fatal counterattack before he died was defeated by the 'Patronus Curse' of a first-year wizard... Wasn't I hit by a confusion curse?"

Dumbledore did not correct the error in Snape's words - with his super wizard intuition and his understanding of Tom Riddle, a former student, he guessed that Voldemort was not completely dead and was probably defeated. It's just a part of the latter's soul - he is more concerned about Bourne's situation at this time.

As the headmaster of Hogwarts, he is responsible for the safety of every little wizard. He walked quickly towards Bourne who was standing there, ready to call his partner Fox to help at any time, because the tears of the phoenix were a natural healing elixir.

"Bourne, how are you?" Dumbledore looked at the motionless little wizard, with a rare hint of anxiety in his tone.

But just when he was about to think of a way to remove the armor on Bourne in order to check whether the little wizard's body was injured, the helmet of the Fire Dragon Armor suddenly shrank and merged into other parts of the armor, revealing Bourne. That resolute face was like a knife cutting an axe.

"Principal Dumbledore, Professor Snape," Bourne looked at the two teachers in the secret room and said, "Please rest assured, I'm fine. I even feel great now."

Snape also came over. He opened his mouth but finally looked at Dumbledore, not knowing what to say now.

Because, if he saw it correctly, the eyes of the student who was saying "It feels great" were not only shining with golden light, but also a bunch of flowing fireworks were burning in the corners of his eyes.

To Snape's surprise, Dumbledore didn't seem to want to delve into Bourne's words. The Hogwarts principal, who was known as the greatest white wizard, just nodded, and then his face returned to its usual calm smile.

"That's good. I think your share of the adventure should have been used up today.

I've asked our Professor Scamander to send Harry and the others back to Gryffindor Tower. It's time for you, George, and Fred to go back too.

The little wizard must not stay up late and must ensure adequate sleep, otherwise he will easily not grow taller. "

This tall wizard, who was over 1.9 meters tall, actually had to raise his neck when he said these words to "little wizard" Bourne.

Dumbledore even felt that... Bourne seemed to have grown a little taller, almost catching up with Hagrid in height (Bourne was slightly shorter than Hagrid before).

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After arranging the important people, that is, the young wizards, Dumbledore took Snape back to his office.

After some consideration, he felt that there was someone who must be "introduced" to Snape to get to know him again.