Voldemort's Theories of Soul Studies

Will appeared in the Underground Space and began the massive infrastructure construction of the Underground High Tower.

Will waved his Wand, and the entire space began to tremble.

Large slabs of stone, brought in from afar, danced in the air, creating a swirling Waddiwasi and Mud Dragons, with countless building materials mingling together in mid-air.

Under Will's direction, these building materials were bonded and fluidized, filling the framework of the Underground Space.

In a short while, the entire underground space was filled, and an "upside-down" High Tower had appeared underground.

A flash of fire streaked across the inside and outside of the "inverted High Tower," marking the completion of its construction.

What would take Muggle months to complete, Will accomplished in just a few minutes.

The Transfiguration Spell brings building materials, and the Transfiguration twists and shapes; for Will, he can indeed easily build a towering skyscraper from the ground up.

This is the productivity of Wizard.

Even though many Wizard don't reach Will's level, his productivity still far surpasses that of Muggle.

If this productive force can be organized and scaled up, then the entire era will advance by leaps and bounds.

This is why Will wanted to establish Magical University —the progress of the times naturally benefited Will.

Will would be very Joy if he could always learn new things.

He appeared inside the Underground High Tower with a smile and walked from top to bottom.

Although the interior was completely empty except for the bottom floor, it didn't matter to Will.

Because the most important thing is the underground Laboratory.

"Tap tap..."

Will entered the Dungeon area of the underground Laboratory, where the Test Subject who had been transferred there beforehand were filled with terror—to Test Subject, Will was a symbol of death and the embodiment of suffering.

However, for Will, his next research is very important.

Will had gained considerable knowledge of the Soul Studies from Voldemort, hoped to resolve the Scrimgeour problem during this time.

This is also for the purpose of studying the Soul Studies.

In the Laboratory, Will appeared remarkably calm under the slightly glaring lights.

He was observing the experimental subjects before him—first the two Dark Wizard, and their "fused" hands—who were exhibiting three distinct states.

The first Dark Wizard's arms had completely fused together, the flesh intertwined like two bundles of kneaded clay, the skin surface tinged with an unnatural dark red.

His Magic structure remains relatively independent, like two parallel streams that occasionally come close to merging.

But even the closest parts cannot blend together.

If Magic Magic structures don't fuse, how can the Curse attached to them be transferred?

Will frowned as he recorded the experiment. "The Magic structures are very close together, yet they haven't merged?"

"The Flesh-Stitching Curse, it's definitely not a good curse."

Will tapped the fused arm with his Wand from a distance.

A trail of blood appeared, and a Dark Red Finger flew out, severing the Magic structure.

The two Dark Wizard screamed and fainted.

Will nodded, pondering, "The perception still involves two people, but it's useless... Scrimgeour's treatment will probably cripple him."

He waved his Wand, separating the two Dark Wizard.

The tearing sound as flesh separated was so agonizing that it made your teeth ache, and the two men were jolted awake from their unconsciousness—the excruciating pain of their flesh being torn apart had brought them back to their senses.

Will used Healing Charm to stop their wounds, then cast Stunning Spell on them—they didn't need to be awake for the time being.

He did this to test the side effects of the Flesh-Stitching Curse.

Will glanced at the other test subject, Dark Wizard was now covered in sweat and looking at Will with eyes full of terror, almost fainting from fright.

This Dark Wizard originally only had one hand. His left hand was unharmed, so it recovered quickly with the help of Potions. His other hand, however, showed signs of bone structure.

The incompleteness of his soul hindered his recovery, but it still had some effect; a thin layer of muscle tissue had begun to grow from the fracture, seemingly indicating healing.

Will twitched his fingers, observed carefully, and found that it was indeed so; it seemed that his soul was recovering.

Soul, Magic, body.

When all three parts were severed at the same time, this hand was "reattached" and was even able to slowly recover.

It's at least a form of treatment, even if it's slow.

Although Will was eager to see how long it would take, the problem was that he only knew the Hour-Reversal Charm, not the Hour-Acceleration Charm.

"The Trinity..." Will murmured. This understanding of the underlying logic wasn't just his; Voldemort had it too.

Therefore, Voldemort even developed some restoration Magic for the soul and body based on the underlying logic that Wizard are Trinity.

When Will visited Malfoy Manor after Christmas last year, he learned a great deal about this type of Magic from Voldemort.

He decided to give it a try, combining the knowledge Voldemort had taught him.

He pulled out his notebook, which contained several valuable theories of the Soul Studies.

That's the core theory of Voldemort's Soul Studies.

1. The Principle of Soul Integrity: Wizard is Trinity of soul, Magic, and body.

When all three are present, the individual remains in a "Wizard" state; the absence of any one of them will lead to varying degrees of abnormality.

2. The Irreversibility of Soul Splitting: A divided soul cannot be restored.

Even though some Wizard believe that the soul can repair itself, and that a broken soul can be mended through 'love', a soul that has been separated from its host cannot be restored.

This is the price to pay for creating Horcrux.

3. Soul Fragment Size Threshold: If the fragments are too small, they will lose self-awareness and become pure dregs.

This is why Horcrux cannot be made in large quantities, because a soul cannot be split into too many parts.

4. Soul Resonance Phenomenon: There may be channels for the transmission of emotions and perceptions between fragments of the same soul.

However, it seems that this effect only occurs when a fragment of the soul is attached to a "living being," and it is not always effective.