The Savior Candidate Left Running Alongside

In the Ravenclaw dormitory, Ryan's heart remained unsettled for a long time.

From what Dumbledore said under the influence of what should have been the will of Bleach, we can see that this being was either Bleach or even his ancestor. His values and words were not anti-human, nor was he the kind of being who thought himself superior.

He believed that death was an integral and indispensable part of nature, and that all things would eventually perish.

Now, Ryan was vaguely certain of the identity of this Bleach.

In the beginning, the Bleach who invented Avada Kedavra was high above, believing himself to be above all things, disregarding the laws of nature, and wanting to lead everything to death, bestowing upon all beings a elixir called death.

Now, or rather, the Bleach influences Dumbledore does not see himself as a god, but believes that he too will eventually die. If this were not the case, Dumbledore has broken through to level 6 with his philosophy of love, would not have been affected.

Only if this god truly agrees with this principle—in fantasy novel terms, to put it into practice—can he influence Dumbledore, or even Nicolas Flamel, who has long been on the path to immortality.

Ignotus Peverell, that should be his name, the third brother in the Tale of the Three Brothers.

Antioch Peverell, the eldest, crafted the invincible Fate Wand and Death Wand as tools for inheriting his position as Bleach. His character suggests he believes power is paramount. His Elder Wand also represents this: immortal and indestructible, passed down among the strongest, inherited through death. If he becomes Bleach, he will hold onto that position indefinitely, pursuing immortality.

The second son, Cadmus Peverell, created the Resurrection Stone as a tool for inheriting the position of Bleach. He was even more arrogant, considering himself a privileged class, wanting to manipulate the laws of nature and resurrect the dead. His Resurrection Stone represents this, summoning the spirits of the Afterlife and reversing the balance of yin and yang. If he becomes Bleach, then some spells about resurrection will be passed down through the ages.

The third brother, Ignotus Peverell, created the Invisibility Cloak as a means to inherit the position of Bleach. He was the most humble, believing that everything would eventually die, and that he would simply accept it when he had lived enough. His Invisibility Cloak represented this: wearing it grants immortality, removing it means facing death. Perhaps even the position of Bleach was nothing more than an Invisibility Cloak to him. After he became Bleach, the powerful, god-like ancient wizards gradually disappeared, and now even Nicolas Flamel has been influenced by him to choose death.

The Tale of the Three Brothers is more like a contest for the position of the Bleach of death. The youngest brother succeeds in the end and inherits the position of god, becoming the ruler of the Afterlife.

This is quite normal. Someone who is willing to leave the position of Bleach to future generations will naturally choose someone similar to themselves, someone closest to them.

He might have initially been closer to the eldest brother, but eventually he grew tired of the position of Bleach and chose the third brother, who was most similar to himself now.

The Afterlife, controlled by the third brother, is hinted at in the original work: it's a world of freedom. It's more like a legendary paradise where wholesome and kind souls can have their wishes granted. Broken and evil souls can only weep on the ground, powerless. If you don't want to go to that world, and you're a wizard, you can even refuse, relying on the traces you left behind in the mortal world to become a ghost.

Therefore, the taboo against Peverell killing one another was also set by Him.

In His eyes, mortals are mortals, and gods are gods.

So his grandchildren had no sons to inherit the Peverell surname, and his eldest granddaughter, wearing Invisibility Cloak, married into the Potter.

This time, he revealed some clues, probably because of his acknowledgment of Peverell, Harry Potter exhibited similar traits to his two older brothers.

So he used Dumbledore's body to give his advice to his descendants.

Harry's words were also prompted by Ryan using the traces he had left inside Harry's body to evoke Harry's own thoughts.

Ignotus Peverell is kind to ordinary wizards and Muggle, but he has never been lenient with wizards who have the potential to become level 7.

As descendants of the eldest son, Longbottom and Smith, before the split, were both descendants of spirit wizards. Given the family's strong desire for power, more than one of them must have come close to level 7, the realm of spirit wizards.

However, these powerful ancestors were all forcibly logged off and moved to the Afterlife.

Longbottom began to become mediocre, Smith gave up magic, leaving not even an introductory book in his home, and went into seclusion to study Alchemy.

The descendants of the second son, Slytherin, and later Gaunt, also gradually declined under His influence.

Perhaps in His view, the real world is a world of mortals, which does not allow for beings who are too powerful. If you are powerful, you have to "ascend," which means being taken offline and sent to the Afterlife.

That's why Ryan sensed the gaze beforehand; if Ryan had been completely unaware, he would have died young and joined his ancestors.

His actions, in light of the nature of wizards, were actually righteous, but Ryan disliked them, or rather, they hindered him.

Moreover, the Prophecy why the most talented descendant of the second son was born under the Amortentia, unable to feel love, and ultimately became a villain.

Why is the Chosen One the third son? His descendants became the Chosen One, and eventually the lineage multiplied.

Perhaps in His eyes, the most arrogant second son and his descendants who have always insisted on sticking to the old ways are people who should not exist in the human world under His rule, and should all be returned to the Afterlife for re-education.

Thus, Gaunt died without an heir.

The eldest son's descendants, who admitted their mistakes and corrected them, are good comrades. The opportunity to be the Chosen One is also given to you, but priority should still be given to your own descendants.

Ignotus Peverell is terrifying to wizards who aspire to the gods, or even seek immortality. He is a wizard who lives by his own words and does what he preaches, completely following his own heart. Such a wizard, especially one who is still at level 7.

In the A History of Magic, those unseen wizards who could be called gods, could they all have been banished to the Afterlife by this terrifying creature?

Good heavens, this is the Harry Potter world version of the Great Escape.

Indeed, the title of the Chosen One is the test for the new position of Bleach. After obtaining the Deathly Hallows, the Chosen One then abandons them and voluntarily sacrifices himself for the world, thus becoming the new Bleach.

Like the previous Bleach, Ignotus is tired and wants to take off his "Invisibility Cloak".

However, Neville and Ryan, who were mentioned in the Prophecy, were just there to make up the numbers, as they didn't become Horcrux.

After all, they weren't marked, they didn't have the chance to come into contact with all the Deathly Hallows, and even if they died, they couldn't be resurrected like Harry did through his relationship with Voldemort.

Well, even after time-traveling, I'll still have to experience being a runner-up. Sure enough, there are human relationships and social niceties everywhere, Ryan thought after "thinking".