In the last compartment, a lonely experiment table held screwdrivers and drill bits of various sizes. Unlike the other compartments, this experiment table was relatively clean. Clearly, this room had been used regularly for years.
Walking into the compartment, Li Feng curiously looked at a locket fixed to the experiment table. In the dim light of an oil lamp, he saw a large snake in the shape of an "S" engraved on its casing.
As his cultivation of astral body spells deepened, Li Feng had developed a strange feeling about the locket. It seemed to be alive.
After thinking it over, Li Feng activated his Mystic Eyes and lowered his head to examine the locket. The astral body within it astonished him.
Judging from the astral body, there really was a twisted, chaotic soul inside the locket. Yet the astral body had no color; it was black and white. That meant the soul inside was undead. But undead souls were either dragged into the Underworld by the Grim Reaper or slowly dissipated into the air.
Li Feng also saw a kind of magic protecting the soul within the locket, allowing it to hide safely inside. Most importantly, he could tell that this soul was active, meaning it belonged to a living person rather than a true undead creature.
With his knowledge of astral bodies and the plot of Harry's world, Li Feng immediately realized that this locket was one of Voldemort's Horcruxes—Salazar Slytherin's family locket.
Honestly, when Li Feng had watched the movies, he'd thought Voldemort must have had something wrong with his brain for turning himself into that neither-human-nor-ghost snake-faced monstrosity. Was power really worth that? You couldn't bring it with you when you were born, and you couldn't take it with you when you died. What was the