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Chapter 289

Blessing

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The power of the gods is undoubtedly a curse to modern wizards.

Parvati, the Parvati, Goddess of the Snowy Mountain, is the embodiment of gentle nurturing from the Goddess Shakti. How could she possibly cast such a vicious curse?

This curse that spreads through the bloodline is, in fact, a blessing.

Unlike the Britain concept of Bleach, which relies on objects to embody its power, the gods of India undoubtedly prefer to bestow blessings.

A blessing is a gift that is directly bestowed upon the body.

The power of the gods was thus unleashed, seeping into mortals or into the bodies of other wizards, but no longer deities.

Nagini's blessing is the ability to transform into a serpentine Magical Creatures of his own making, an achievement that ordinary wizards cannot attain with Animagus.

The Blood Curse on the Greengrass Family, one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight, ensures that all female members of the family are witches, and there has never been a single Squib.

The essence of wizards is actually equivalent to that of gods, which is why the Blood Curse on the Greengrass people has more severe consequences—death.

Like Draco Malfoy's wife, Astoria Greengrass.

In the original timeline, she suddenly passed away in August 2019, two years after she had safely sent her son Scorpius to Hogwarts.

He died peacefully at the young age of 37.

The power of the Blood Curse is undoubtedly terrifying.

In fact, Ryan suspected that Voldemort's path to becoming a level 6 Demigod Wizard was related to the Blood Curse on Nagini.

After all, Voldemort's Transfiguration was too much like a snake.

Moreover, after Peter Pettigrew, the little Wormtail Peter Pettigrew, returned to Voldemort, it was only natural that Voldemort would use Nagini's blood as part of his avatar.

To know a complete Potions recipe, you also need to experiment.

Voldemort in that state did not have the energy or materials to conduct experiments.

So it's quite possible that Voldemort's magical Transfiguration were inspired by the power of the Dark Earth Mother from the Blood Curse.

This is actually a fragment of divine power, which is quite possible.

Ryan confirmed this after 'thinking' about it.

This is why Voldemort doted on Nagini so much, and was willing to make her a living Horcrux.

"Fragile? Aren't gods also wizards? Just the most powerful among the first generation of wizards."

"Nagini and even the Greengrass are wizards, so why can't they handle it?" Penelope was writing on a page in her notebook that she had been using for drafts, suddenly asked.

"It's because they are witches."

"That's why Nagini can retain their humanity and human form for a long period after adulthood; Greengrass people generally don't die suddenly until middle age," Ryan replied.

In Ryan's opinion, if Nagini didn't frequently use her ability to transform into a snake, and if the witch from Greengrass didn't use magic, then Nagini might have died as a human, and the witch from Greengrass would have died of old age.

They were witches, but only at the level of witches.

Their wizarding nature was barely capable of bearing blessings, but they kept using blessings (turning into snakes, becoming wizards and being able to cast spells), so those blessings undoubtedly overwhelmed their wizarding nature.

This led to the final collapse.

"Wait, so according to you, Nagini experienced two Dark Lords and Dumbledore."

"Is it because of this that they made the demigods you mentioned, Ryan?" Penelope noticed the blind spot.

The vessel for the Blood Curse is undoubtedly rare, especially since it was a gift from the divine wizard mentioned by Ryan.

The name Nagini has a distinctly India style and is even considered the name of a deity in some parts of India. Such Blood Curse is undoubtedly very valuable.

Logically speaking, Grindelwald, Dumbledore, and even Voldemort must have come into contact with Nagini because of this Blood Curse.

"No, no, no, Penelope, you've finally guessed wrong this time!"

"Or rather, not entirely correct." Ryan finally smiled.

Penelope puffed up her cheeks.

"Neither Grindelwald nor Dumbledore actually discovered the extraordinary nature of the Blood Curse."

"Their achievement of level 6 was due to their innate talent and extraordinary beliefs, as well as the Blood Pact they made with each other."

"Two powerful wizards, in love with each other, yet repelling each other."

"I want to get closer, but I'm also afraid of getting hurt."

"This mentality, combined with their talent, and the fact that Blood Pact were merely a magic used to promise not to harm each other, evolved after their dramatic battle."

"The interplay of magic and the refusal of the soul to get close can allow for the sharing of perspectives, yet also a firm closure of the self."

"That's the foundation of their strength, a miracle that can't be replicated," Ryan exclaimed.

This is love. Perhaps even Dumbledore couldn't believe that Grindelwald achieved Level 6 through love.

His love was just more intense and impure.

So he was defeated by Dumbledore, a wizard who truly believed in love.

"Wait, then why did they approach Nagini?"

"If what you're saying is true, then Voldemort relied on this?" Penelope asked.

Kate pouted unhappily. After all, she used to be Dumbledore fan, and she was ready to hear more gossip about Dumbledore and Grindelwald!

"Their contact with Nagini is all because of another person, Credence Byrburne—or rather Aurelius Dumbledore," Ryan nodded and said calmly.

Kate finally opened her beautiful brown eyes wide.

Here comes the gossip!

There's even a Dumbledore!

Is he Dumbledore's son?

Or perhaps another Dumbledore?

After all, Dumbledore also has a younger brother.

He also has an aunt Honoria, whom Ryan once used as a reference to Horklump's wicked appearance to tease himself.

Thinking of this, Kate couldn't help but show a look of disgust.

She remembered her aunt Dumbledore's fiancé's terrible hobby—teasing Horklump (a pink, spiky, mushroom-like animal).

Ryan continued, "Credence was one of the most powerful Obscurus in history, and also the longest-lived. Grindelwald used him as a weapon to overthrow Muggle society, or rather, as a replacement for Albus Dumbledore."

Albus Dumbledore wanted to guide this man of the family onto the right path and to stabilize him.

"After all, the magical power of Obscurus is unstable, which is the truth Obscurus their short lifespan."

"Therefore, they both overlooked Nagini, Blood-cursed Werewolf seemed ordinary but was not uncommon in history."

"In their eyes, Nagini was nothing more than Credence's partner and friend," Ryan said with a smile.

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