Hogwarts: I am the power of purification

After Rowling came here, he had a puzzle in his mind: Everyone said that Harry Potter accidentally became Voldemort's Horcrux! This is really incredible.

You know, Harry Potter has a powerful protective magic of love carefully set up by Lily Evans! This protective magic is extremely powerful, and any evil and filthy things will never be able to get close to him.

So the question is, if that is the case, how could Voldemort's broken soul fragments, full of malice and dark power, break through numerous obstacles and successfully invade Harry Potter's pure and flawless body?

This mystery was like a fog that shrouded Luo Lin's heart, making him fall into deep thought.

In the original series, Voldemort only created 6 Horcruxes, each with distinct characteristics. The accidentally born Harry Potter is the most special one, the seventh Horcrux! The number 7 gave Rowling a direction for his research.

In China, the soul has always been a very special existence. Everyone has three souls and seven spirits. The three souls refer to "taiguang, shuangling, and youjing", which represent

Life, wisdom and spiritual power. Life is the length of life, wisdom is the memory of many lifetimes, and spiritual power is the strength of the soul. The seven souls are human emotions, namely joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hate, and desire!

From the moment he made the Horcruxes, Voldemort's temperament changed drastically. He became arrogant, angry, and bloodthirsty. This was probably one of the main reasons why Regulus Black betrayed Voldemort!

(Regulus Blackburn is an honest and obedient man who abides by his duties and treats the house-elf Kreacher with great sympathy and gentleness.

Sirius, on the other hand, didn't care and often regarded him as a lowly, humble and flattering inferior, and was afraid to avoid him because he disobeyed his parents and despised his family's eccentric and arrogant character. The two brothers have extremely different personalities.

When Regulus Black was in school, Voldemort raised the banner of magic and force to restore the glory of pure blood and won over many followers.

As members of a pure-blood family, the Blacks shared the same ideals with Regulus, and he became his loyal follower, dreaming that one day Voldemort would lead them to regain the status that pure-blood families deserved.

No need to hide from Muggles. They despise Muggles and think they are supreme. Muggles are dirty mud. Because of the combination of feces and mud that can be seen everywhere in all the streets in ancient Europe, high heels were invented. This is also the origin of mudbloods. The combination of feces and mud is mudbloods!

However, after Regulus followed Voldemort, he gradually realized a shocking fact: those Death Eaters frequently tortured innocent Muggles just to meet Voldemort's extremely horrific experimental needs!

They mercilessly killed those pure and flawless magical creatures, and their behavior was simply outrageous! Not only that, Voldemort was even more reckless, killing innocent people and deceiving everyone... This series of evil deeds made Regulus begin to doubt the path he had chosen.

Once, Regulus regarded Voldemort as the supreme idol in his mind, but now after a real close contact with him, he was shocked to find that this so-called "idol" was so cruel and vicious, and did not care about the life and death of his subordinates at all.

Moreover, Voldemort seems to have an almost obsessive pursuit of immortality, and for this reason he often engages in various evil experiments.

Despite his inner conflicts and struggles, Regulus always tried to comfort himself by saying, "On the journey to success, it is inevitable to take some unknown means."

One day, Voldemort made a special request to Regulus, a house-elf. After receiving the task, Regulus recommended the honest and obedient Kreacher to Voldemort. He came to the Black kitchen and said to Kreacher who was busy, "Voldemort needs our loyalty. You must complete the task he gave you and return home safely."

Following Regulus' instructions, Kreacher followed Voldemort closely and stepped into the mysterious and dark cave. The cave was filled with a suffocating atmosphere, as if it hid endless dangers and secrets.

As they went deeper into the cave, they saw a huge lake as dark as ink. The lake was silent and reflected the surrounding gloomy rock walls like a mirror.

Kreacher followed Voldemort carefully, step by step towards the center of the lake. Finally, they arrived at a place in the middle of the lake, where a stone basin filled with a poisonous potion was placed.

Voldemort's cold and ruthless voice rang out: "Drink it!" There was no trace of mercy or hesitation, just a simple and direct order.

With trembling hands, Kreacher obediently picked up the stone basin and drank the poison in it. The bitter and burning feeling instantly spread throughout his body, making him miserable.

However, at this moment, Kreacher saw Voldemort take out a locket with a strange light from his pocket and threw it into the stone basin without hesitation. Then, accompanied by a burst of wild laughter, Voldemort turned and left, leaving Kreacher standing alone on this lonely island.

Kreacher felt extremely desperate, he tried to shout for help, but his throat seemed to be burned by fire and he could not make a sound. Due to extreme thirst, he involuntarily stepped into the lake full of Inferi.

In an instant, countless pairs of pale and rotten hands stretched out, tightly grabbed Kreacher's legs, and desperately dragged him underwater.

Terrifying scenes appeared before his eyes, and Kreacher's heart was filled with fear and helplessness. But at the same time, a strong desire to survive surged in his heart - he must survive!

He knew very well that only by staying alive would he have the chance to return home, meet the kind and gentle Master Regulus, and tell him the good news that he had made great contributions to the Dark Lord.

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter once asked Kreacher, "How did you escape?" Kreacher raised his ugly head, looked at Harry with bloodshot eyes, and murmured, "Master Regulus said he wanted Kreacher to go home." "Then how did you get rid of the Inferi?" Harry asked in confusion.

But Kreacher didn't seem to understand, and kept repeating that Master Regulus said he wanted Kreacher to go home, Master Regulus said he wanted Kreacher to go home! Even he himself didn't know how he got back home from the dark, cold cave with teleportation restrictions.

The Dark Lord thought that this lowly and humble house-elf would surely die at the hands of the Inferi and no one would know the secret of his Horcrux. But unexpectedly, Kreacher escaped!

After returning to the Black mansion, Regulus saw Kreacher's miserable appearance and asked him carefully about what had happened. Kreacher then told Master Regulus what happened in the cave, how he sacrificed his blood to enter the cave, and how he drank a basin of poison in pain!

How he watched Voldemort place a locket into the basin and the Dark Lord walk away with a arrogant smile on his face, and how he was dragged into the water by the Inferi because of thirst.

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter also asked Kreacher, "What did your master Regulus say when you told him about it?"

And Kreacher hissed, "Master Regulus is very worried, very worried!"

After saying this, Kreacher looked at Regulus expectantly, but to his surprise, he did not catch any trace of joy on Regulus' handsome and resolute face because of the elf's successful completion of the task.

On the contrary, Regulus frowned slightly, his eyes revealing deep thought and doubt.

At this moment, Regulus' heart was like a turbulent sea, unable to calm down for a long time. He began to have unprecedented doubts about the Dark Lord he had always followed unswervingly: "Am I really on the right path?

Can this leader, whom I regard as a god, really lead us wizards to fight against the entire magical world and overthrow the Wizard Protection Act? "A series of question marks surged into Regulus' mind, making him extremely confused.