Damn it. At this rate, I really would end up in Azkaban.
Gerald forced himself to withdraw his divine sense from Voldemort's memories and lay on his back on the bed.
Dark magic really was interesting.
That was the most dangerous part.
He hurriedly suppressed that dangerous thought.
But who could truly resist the temptation of dark magic?
Chapter 163: Why Does This Plot Seem a Little Off?
Gerald woke early the next morning, but he did not get out of bed.
His consciousness sank into Tom Riddle's memories again, and he began studying curses.
He even found three reasons to justify it.
First, he would have to face Voldemort sooner or later. Voldemort's mastery of curses was extremely profound; even Dumbledore could not break the curse on the Defence Against Dark Magic teaching post. Without understanding curses, he would most likely suffer when facing Voldemort in a form other than a disembodied soul.
He did not want to get hit one day by a curse whose workings he did not understand, only to discover that he could not even find a way to break it.
Second, there was Nagini. What afflicted her was a type of blood curse. If he could find a solution in Voldemort's research on curses, he might be able to help Nagini regain her human form without waiting until he unlocked the Shapeshifting Pill. And Nagini had already waited far too long.
Third, there was the Green Family's bloodline curse. Gerald suspected that he had broken it because of the cultivation panel.
But what about his descendants?
He would have children someday, and the Green Family's blood would flow through their veins too.
He was not sure whether others could learn his cultivation techniques without the panel. If not, his descendants would still face the