Harry Potter: The False Gryffindor Hero
Chapter 393

The Torture Curse and the Cruciatus Curse

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Harry's thoughts flashed through his mind and vanished. Now was clearly not the time to think about all that nonsense.

What mattered now was that his Left Hand of Chaos and Calamity had actually been countered! Although Harry still had not truly figured out the Black Man's identity, he could pretty much establish a connection to a deity.

How could a deity's power be countered so easily?

After all, even when Harry had used the Magic-Devouring Vortex to devour a Dementor right in front of Professor Lupin, the professor had shown no reaction.

Before Harry could think any further, the Yellow Paper in Meng Sies's hand moved again.

It actually transformed into countless golden threads that swept toward Harry, enclosing him. Harry instinctively tried to block them with magic, only to discover that his magic could do nothing to obstruct these golden threads.

The threads seemed not to exist at all, letting the magic pass through them as they continued toward Harry.

The next moment, the threads wrapped around Harry's arm. More precisely, his left forearm-the very place where the Left Hand of Chaos and Calamity resided.

Those golden threads transformed into a layer of profoundly mysterious runes, actually suppressing the Left Hand of Chaos and Calamity completely beneath them. In an instant, Harry felt that he could no longer sense the Left Hand of Chaos and Calamity's existence at all.

Strange. Why did this feeling seem familiar too?

Harry stared in horror at the runes covering his forearm like a golden tattoo. They were unlike the runes of the Left Hand of Chaos and Calamity, which were visible only when activated.

This layer of golden runes was directly visible.

Huh?

Something suddenly stirred in Harry's mind. These runes were so familiar!

The Wooden Box he had obtained, now hidden

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