Allen thought deeply about the arrangement of this tower. Now there was only one problem left, and it was also the most important one. How could he let his trusted relatives and friends freely enter and leave this tower?
Allen flipped through the books collected by the Blake Family, combined with the knowledge he had grasped, and came up with a more mature idea.
He saw a very interesting marking magic. Perhaps Lord Voldemort had seen it before.
Lord Voldemort imprinted this mark on his subordinates. At the same time, he called it the Mark of the Dark Demon.
According to the records that Allen read, the pattern of this mark could be designed by oneself.
It was clear that Voldemort had chosen a terrifying image that could intimidate others — an incomparably large skeleton formed by countless dark green star-like objects. A large python emerged from the skeleton's mouth, resembling a tongue.
Every person who joined the ranks of the Death Eaters had to be branded with this Mark of the Dark Demon on their left arm as a mark of identification.
Allen couldn't be sure of Lord Voldemort's aesthetic, but he had to admit that his goal was achieved.
This mark brought fear to countless people.
Because in those dark days, whenever he or his Death Eaters killed someone, they would leave the Mark of the Dark Demon on the corpse or the house.
Not only that, whenever Lord Voldemort was powerful or appeared around, the mark on the Death Eaters' arms would burn as if it was burning, and it would become clearer and turn red.
As long as Lord Voldemort pressed the Mark of the Dark Demon on a Death Eater's arm, he could summon other Death Eaters. At this time, they had to immediately phantom and appear beside Lord Voldemort to listen to his orders.
When a Death Eater touched the Mark of the Dark Demon on his left arm, Lord Voldemort could also feel the call and phantom to his or her side.
In Allen's eyes, black magic was just a kind of magic. He couldn't deny its value just because ambitious people used it in bad places.
He couldn't give up eating for fear of choking.
The more we feared something, the more we should study it.
Because what we feared was often not the thing itself, but the unknown.
The more Allen studied the black magic of the Blake Family, the more amazed he was by the subtlety of the magic.
Allen felt that the value of this marking magic should not be denied just because Lord Voldemort used it.
Allen thought that it could play a great role. For example, it could be used as a key to enter and exit the tower.
Allen thought that the touch mark's function of communicating with each other was very useful.
Imagine, if your family or friends needed your help, you could immediately appear by their side. Wouldn't that give you a sense of security?
Moreover, when in danger, you could instantly teleport and return to the tower, but the opponent couldn't enter it.......................
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. Allen felt that this pattern should first represent himself, and secondly, it should reflect his ideas.
After repeatedly designing, Allen looked at the draft in his hand and was very satisfied.
The elements of this pattern were: a crooked ruler, a compass, crossed hands, and the Omniscient Eye.
The crooked ruler represented the downward triangle in the hexagram, which meant truth. The compass represented the upward triangle, which meant morality, secrecy, and keeping.
The crossed hands represented trust, and they were placed in between the crooked ruler and the compass.
The compass and the crossed hands formed the letter A in Allen's name.
Between the crossed hands and the compass, there was a golden letter H, which corresponded to Allen's surname, Harris.
The Omniscient Eye at the top was an eye that was surrounded by a triangular light that was tens of thousands of feet long.
It represented perception, gaze, secrecy, and protection.
Thinking about the room at the top of the tower, it was not hard to imagine Allen's interest and importance in the Omniscient Eye.
Ellen gently rolled up the sleeve of his left arm and imprinted the designed omniscient mark on his arm.
The golden mark shone brightly on his arm, and then returned to normal, as if it was just an ordinary tattoo.
Only when it was activated with magic, would one be able to feel its magic.
Allen looked at the Omniscient Mark on his arm and was full of joy.
Suddenly, he furrowed his brows.
If he wanted to promote this mark, he had to differentiate its functions.
Could he allow everyone who was marked to enter his tower freely? Through the city gate? Absolutely not!
There were so many precious materials and so many secrets in the tower. People who were not completely trustworthy could not easily enter.
Allen thought for a while and made another version. The pattern was exactly the same as the Omniscient Mark that he designed, but with a lower level of authority, they could not enter or leave his tower.
This version only used the original function of the Omniscient Mark and did not make any changes. It was similar to Lord Voldemort's Omniscient Mark. It only had the function of communication, communication, and phantom positioning.
Allen, who was immersed in the design of the tower and researching the mark, left the tower happily after completing his research.
The whole Hogwarts was very quiet. Unknowingly, Allen had stayed in the Room of All Requests until late at night!
Even so, the excited Allen was like a child who had gotten a new toy, like a Muggle who had just bought a new car. He needed to confide in someone he trusted, to share his achievements and his joy.
However, the Hogwarts was quiet at night. No one could share the joy of victory with Allen, and Allen actually felt a little lonely.
Allen's heart was surging with warmth. He could not wait to share it with others.
And the most trustworthy people were naturally his family members who had already made an unbreakable vow.
Allen made a prompt decision. He took out the fire crossbow, turned invisible, and flew out of the Hogwarts Castle.
After leaving the range of the castle, Allen used Phantom Transference and appeared in front of his own house.
In the silent night, Mr. Harris's family suddenly became lively.
Everyone was wearing pajamas and gathered in the hall.
Seeing the unconcealed joy on Allen's face, everyone knew that Allen must have had good news.
Allen released his tower and took his family members on a tour.
They were indeed a family. Everyone's expression was very similar. They felt as if they were in a dream. After the disbelief on their faces, there was eagerness and ecstasy.
The smart Harris naturally understood what this meant!
At the top of the tower, all the family members had been imprinted by Allen with the Omniscient Mark that allowed them to freely enter and leave the tower.
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