Ch. 381Horcruxes and the Soul Guiding Box
Vizet learned from Salazar Slytherin that making a Horcrux could strip away humanity and that an unusually independent soul might indicate too much of the maker’s soul had been torn away. Salazar showed Vizet how to use a Spell Command and his Corporeal Patronus to create a Soul Guiding Box, leaving Vizet with a possible way to deal with the rogue soul.
- Vizet compared Horcruxes to the story of The Warlock's Hairy Heart and concluded they could make their makers emotionless and cruel.
- Vizet told Salazar Slytherin that the Horcrux he had encountered seemed capable of independent action and scheming.
- Salazar said an unusually active soul could mean its maker had torn away too much of his soul, though he could not be certain based on Vizet’s account.
- Salazar identified Vizet’s Obscurus-shaped Patronus as a possible container for a soul and instructed him to apply a Spell Command to it.
- Vizet cast Nauthiz on his Corporeal Patronus, encasing it in a gray shell that Salazar called a Soul Guiding Box.