Spell Command?

When Wizet was cutting the snake's skin, Dumbledore had scouted the section of the road ahead beforehand.

The only obstacle ahead is a large gate, and the process of moving forward is relatively easy.

Wizet asked, "Headmaster Dumbledore, Professor Snape, if we encounter the Basilisk later... shall we just kill it?"

The ball of light hovered above Dumbledore's head, and he, like an old man strolling in a garden, leisurely asked, "So, what do you think should be done?"

"We've been so busy making the Parseltongue Whistle that we haven't actually gone to seduce the Heir ..." Wizet replied, "Perhaps it's time to put it into practice now?"

"After all, we didn't know the Giant Serpent was Basilisk before... Now that we know about one of the threats, we can focus on finding the other one."

"Then let Colin Creevey disappear for now," Snape said coldly. "It's not too late to have Professor McGonagall carry it out."

Dumbledore waved his hand. "Bring panic back to the campus? I don't really want that to happen."

"Then let him spread the word, spread the word that he escaped death by his own abilities... Gryffindor especially fall for that." Snape's tone rose and fell. "Isn't that right?"

"That's a good idea..." Dumbledore nodded in agreement with Snape, "To further alleviate the panic and turn the legend of the Chamber of Secrets of Secrets into a joke."

"A prankster... who even ruined Colin's Polaroid camera... In any case, the Heir must feel bad; he'll want to prove himself..."

"Then let's change the writing on the wall too?" Wizet raised her wand. "I remember the original sentence was like this..."

He waved his wand and wrote two lines of text in the air.

The Chamber of Secrets of secrets has been opened.

Beware of those who are enemies of the Heir beware.

"Slightly change the order... to form a new sentence."

He pointed his wand at the two lines of text, waved it gently, and the letters flew up and combined to form another sentence.

A sneaky mouse sneaks in and hurts a poor cat (SNEAKY RAT CREEP IN HARM A POOR FELINE).

Is that the best deed to show off?

"It wasn't possible to achieve a perfect match... so I added some letters..."

Dumbledore and Snape exchanged a strange look, but said nothing.

Wizet noticed their strange expressions and asked with some confusion, "Headmaster Dumbledore, Professor Snape, what's wrong with you?"

Snape said, "Let's cast a Patronus Charm and see."

"Alright." Wizet waved her wand, expertly drawing a circle. "Expecto Patronum!"

The same warm feeling as always, without any change.

Dumbledore and Snape exchanged another glance, seemingly relieved about something, and their expressions returned to normal.

Snape curled his lip. "Why would you think that?"

Wizet explained, "Luna told me before... that the Heir who left these words might have wanted to flaunt his status."

"Otherwise, he wouldn't have left such indelible writing on that wall, hoping that everyone would remember him and fear him."

"Fear...he certainly enjoys fear." Dumbledore stroked his beard. "Responding to him with what he has written...that's a good idea."

"If he really can't hold back... he should come back here to summon the Basilisk again in a short time, and we will have a way to deal with it in time."

At the end of the mountain tunnel is a huge carved stone door, with Giant Serpent coiled around it.

The Giant Serpent's eyes were inlaid with emeralds, giving it a lifelike and dangerous feel.

Wizet hissed in Parseltongue voice, "Open!"

The Giant Serpent seemed to come alive, coiling once within the carved stone gate before disappearing at its edge, and the gate slowly opened.

Inside was a large hall, comparable in size to the Great Hall, filled with a hazy green light, gloomy and oppressive.

Several stone pillars are carved with Giant Serpent, Giant Serpent eyes are also inlaid with emeralds, which are the source of the shimmering green light.

Dumbledore used Transfiguration again to explore the area, but again found no danger.

At the far end of the Chamber of Secrets chamber was a huge statue, sculpted to depict the face of Salazar Slytherin, with a solemn and dignified expression.

"Let's check around!" Dumbledore suggested, and the three of them split up to explore the Great Hall of Chamber of Secrets.

Wizet illuminates the map in his mind, not only to collect Ancient Magic Power but also to use Parseltongue to explore and try to find any secret entrances that might exist.

However, even after shouting until his throat was dry, he found nothing.

The three reunited, Dumbledore asked, "Have you noticed anything?"

Snape shook his head and turned his gaze to Wizet.

Wizet truthfully replied, "I tried Parseltongue, but there was no response... Perhaps it requires some kind of password? Instead of simply using a word like 'open'?"

"Then all that's left is the statue of Salazar Slytherin." Dumbledore walked at the front, remarking to the statue, "It's truly magnificent..."

"Are you planning to get one at Hogwarts too?" Snape asked casually. "A statue of 'The Great Dumbledore,' like the one in the Ministry of Magic's Great Hall?"

"I have no such thoughts," Dumbledore waved his hand. "I think... Fudge probably wouldn't want me to do that either, otherwise he would probably suffer from insomnia until the statue collapses."

Wizet walked around the statue, collecting Ancient Magic Power while continuing to experiment with Parseltongue.

Suddenly, "The Wizard Combat Guide" stirred, and one of the pages finally revealed something different.

Wizet was immediately distracted and noticed an extremely simple title, similar to "Thunder"—

The Spell Command

This is something Salazar Slytherin once mentioned to him.

Wizet remembered that Salazar Slytherin had said that if he passed the test, he would gain control over the Spell Command.

The way to pass the test is either by obtaining body parts or by gaining trust...

Could those snake molts... also be considered body fragments?

Just then, an image flashed through his mind: a skull with its mouth open, from which a thick python emerged.

The pattern came to life, and the python continued to crawl outwards until it was completely out of the skull.

During this process, cracks appeared on the skull, first on the upper and lower jawbones, then spreading to the eye sockets...