Using a part of the Evil God's body to make a beacon, allowing the Evil God to connect with the real world.
This process sounded surprisingly similar to the method of making a Soul Tool.
A Soul Tool was an object that contained a part of a person's soul. As long as it was not destroyed, the person would never die.
The material used to make a Soul Tool might be very ordinary, but under the effect of magic, the successfully made Soul Tool would become extremely sturdy. Its existence had already surpassed the material itself, and it was difficult to be destroyed by most ordinary magic or weapons. Only certain weapons or magic could destroy it.
This was a Soul Tool, and the so-called beacon was an object that contained a part of the Evil God's soul, body, or origin power.
It was more advanced than a Soul Tool, more evil, more powerful, and more difficult to destroy, or even impossible.
Therefore, the Evil God's "beacon" could not be destroyed.
Otherwise, after the war, the ancient warlocks would definitely destroy the Evil God statue instead of sealing it.
Take the Evil God statue that Elwyn saw as an example, the ancient warlocks had no way to destroy it.
They sealed it in the swamp near the Hogwarts, using a magic of the level of "Silence" to seal it.
This method seemed to be foolproof, but as time passed, even the strongest magic would lose its effect.
The sealed Evil God statue, that "beacon", was not affected by time. As long as the Evil God it represented was not destroyed, the "beacon" would always exist.
Soul Tools allowed the maker to obtain eternal life, and the "beacon" relied on the existence of the Evil God to achieve immortality.
Elwyn previously relied on the Book of Abraham to defeat the Evil God. At least, he thought he won!
But from the current situation, what he defeated was only the projection of the Evil God in this world.
The so-called projection was like a kind of spiritual infiltration. The powerful spirit of the Evil God crossed the barrier of space and projected into the real world. This projection had the thoughts of the Evil God, a small part of its power, and characteristics, but it was a completely different concept from a beacon.
Ravenclaw also told Elwyn that not all Evil Gods had a corresponding "beacon".
Because the process of making a road sign was extremely harsh and difficult, it required a lot of magic power and the sacrifice of qualified Ancient Warlocks in order to open a narrow passage between the real world and that world for a short period of time. Therefore, only a few truly powerful and evil Evil Gods had a "road sign".
Because these few Evil Gods had stronger powers, they were more easily sensed, and it was easier for them to gather believers.
"Beacon" was very rare, but almost all Evil Gods had a projection in the real world.
"You may not understand the concept of projection, Elwyn. First, you must know that the world of the Evil God is not completely isolated from the world we are familiar with. Based on the information recorded in the ancient magic books, the two are related and affect each other in a specific way. Ravenclaw explained, "Under certain circumstances, even we can go to that world, even if we don't have the power to open a spatial channel like the ancient Warlocks."
"What do you mean by certain circumstances?"
"It's death!" Ravenclaw said calmly.
Her tone didn't change at all, as if she was talking about something mundane and ordinary.
"Death?" Elwyn stared closely at Ravenclaw. Could it be that after death, one would go to the world of the Evil God?!
He had never heard of such a saying. If that was the case, then there were so many people dying at every moment. Could it be that these people's souls went to the world of the Evil God? No matter how he thought about it, it seemed impossible. If that was the case, then that world would be very crowded.
Or, being dominated by the Evil God after death, it would be a very tragic fate.
Of course, Elwyn did not really understand death. He had heard Dumbledore talk about it many times, but to be honest, death was still a concept full of fear and unknown to him. He was not prepared to welcome death.
Elwyn was not afraid of taking risks, nor was he afraid of dying.
However, it was impossible for him to welcome the arrival of the Grim Reaper in a calm manner.
Perhaps only wizards like the third son of the Peverell family and Dumbledore could face death calmly, as if it was an old friend.
If it was a wizard like Lord Voldemort, he would be extremely afraid of death. Everything he did was to obtain eternal life.
This was why Dumbledore looked down on him. Even if Lord Voldemort obtained more power, he would not care.
Elwyn had asked the spirits before, what did it feel like to die?!
Every spirit's answer was different. Some told him that death was a relief.
Some told him that death was very painful. They felt cold, and the colors around them darkened until it became black and white.
Also, Professor Benz, who taught magic history, did not even realize that he was dead. His attitude was completely indifferent.
Or maybe he felt that this body was more convenient for teaching, so he did not care whether he died or not.
Nicole, who was almost headless, told Elwyn that after death, there was an endless path in front of him. He did not know where it led to. Only those who were truly brave would go all the way to the end, and weaklings like him would choose to stay.
This description was very interesting. Combined with the information Ravenclaw had given him, did this path lead to the world of the evil gods?
"Professor, you mean after we die, we will go to the world of the evil gods?"
"Yes, through death, we will reach the world of those creatures, in a very special way." Ravenclaw said gently, "I read from the book that this process seems to involve some kind of choice. It is not certain that we will reach the world, but there is a high chance that we will reach it. These are all recorded in the magic books of the ancient warlocks. I have never really died, so I do not know what this special way is, nor do I know what kind of choice is waiting for us. "
Elwyn did not know what to say. These things sounded very scary.
"Elwyn, are you afraid of death?" Ravenclaw asked, as if she knew what Elwyn was thinking.
Elwyn nodded, then shook his head. He did not know what to say.
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