Dementors!
The guards of the Azkaban Sorcerer Prison!
For a long time, sorcerers seemed to be very familiar with these terrible dark creatures, but in reality, they did not know much about them. Most sorcerers only knew that Dementors were the most terrible creatures on Earth. They appeared in groups in the darkest and dirtiest places, cheering for corruption and despair, and sucking the peace, hope, and happiness out of the air.
Dementors sucked the happiness out of the air and used it as food, reminding people of the most terrible things.
But what was even more terrible was that they would use the "mouth" hidden under the tattered hood to suck people's souls. This behavior was also known as the "Dementor's Kiss", and it was the most powerful attack of these terrible dark creatures.
Many sorcerers had tried to study Dementors and explore their mysteries, but in the end, they did not gain much.
After all, these dark creatures were so strange. They were darker and more evil than any other magical creature, so evil that people could not help but wonder if they were really living creatures.
But they were not!
Dementors were not naturally born creatures, but the creations of evil gods.
The source of their birth was not life, but evil black magic. Elwyn, who had gone deep into the cave under the Azkaban Sorcerer Prison, knew this. On that night, he had seen the birth of Dementors with his own eyes.
In the dark, quiet, and bottomless underwater cave, countless Dementors floated there quietly.
They were newly born Dementors, like eggs. The eggs of Dementors were born from black magic, a collection of countless negative emotions. The source of their birth, the one who cast this terrible black magic, was the evil god's brain that was transformed by the despicable Helbo.
In the history of magic, there was no way to investigate when Dementors were first discovered. It was speculated that it should be six centuries ago. Sorcerers first discovered these terrible dark creatures on the frozen soil of Norway, and then their figures appeared more and more in various historical documents of magic and in the countries near the North Sea. They gradually spread to the whole of Europe, at the same time as the terrible Black Death.
Generally speaking, the Muggle believed that the plague was caused by the plague and witches. However, in the magical world, wizards had a different view on this matter. The wizards of the Middle Ages generally believed that the Black Death was caused by the Dementors.
Of course, this was mainly because the wizards at that time did not have enough understanding of the Dementors. The fear of death caused them to associate the Dementors with the Black Death epidemic, and many superstitions were born. They believed that the Black Death had created the Dementors. It was not until later wizards observed and studied the movements of the Dementors for a long time that they discovered these terrifying dark creatures originated from Azkaban. Moreover, the Dementors had nothing to do with the Black Death epidemic. However, if too many people died in one place, they would be attracted to it.
They exacerbated the fear, took away all the happiness, and wantonly spread despair.
This was the horror of the Dementors. It was finally discovered that this terrible dark creature was born in Azkaban, on the island that once belonged to the Slytherin family. Therefore, there had always been rumors that Salazar Slytherin had created the Dementors.
According to the legend, the talented wizard finally could not resist the temptation of black magic. After breaking with the other three founders and leaving the Hogwarts, he fell and became a black wizard. He secretly created the Dementors on his own island, but in reality, it was probably immediately or after Slytherin passed away that the evil god's brain sealed under Azkaban created the Dementors.
This was the process of the birth and discovery of the Dementors. However, going back a thousand years, this terrible dark creature should still be active near Azkaban, and had not extended its tentacles to the mainland of England. The trajectory of the Dementors was a gradual process of expansion.
Therefore, considering the era and actual situation that Darian Ravenclaw lived in, he should not have known about the Dementors.
However, he did. Not only did he know, but he also carved a statue of the Dementor.
If this was a coincidence, it would be too inexplicable! He had been affected by the evil god, and coupled with the dark aura that permeated the castle, Elwyn was almost certain that the evil god inside the Door of Death was the despicable Hylbo!
Behind the Door of Death was the space where the despicable Hylbo had transformed into the evil god!
That was the place Dumbledore had gone to!
This was too incredible!
Elwyn had previously speculated that the base of the despicable Hylbo should be somewhere in Athens. He and Hermione were still there, comparing the ancient land deeds of the Slytherin family to find it. Hermione even thought that there were some clues in the Tales of Peter the Poet that Dumbledore had left her. She carefully read it over and over again, hoping to find the clues that Dumbledore had left behind.
But in the blink of an eye, he suddenly found that the Door of Death led to the space where the despicable Hylbo was.
Did Dumbledore know about this?
He should have known, so he could use the Twin Snake Staves to leave. He had a certain understanding of the Door of Death that was placed under the Ministry of Magic, so he had successfully found the coordinates of the space where the despicable Hylbo was. However, he did not reveal this information to Elwyn.
This kind of behavior was very Dumbledore, wasn't it?
He should have been sure that Elwyn and Harry could find this information, so he did not tell them everything.
Then, Elwyn suddenly realized that if Dumbledore did not return, he would have to enter the Door of Death. The soul of the despicable Hylbo and the key to Slytherin's treasure were inside. If there was something inside that could help the Lord Voldemort become an evil god, then the situation would be even worse. He had to go in and help Dumbledore fight against the soul of the despicable Hylbo and the Lord Voldemort.
According to the black witch, opening the door required the Twin Snake Staves and a spell.
At this moment, she was casting a spell on the ruins of the Door of Death in the center of the lake, looking for this spell.
Elwyn thought a lot in an instant. Coming back to the present, he was suddenly very curious about Darian Ravenclaw. After all, all his inferences above were based on the fact that Darian was influenced by the despicable Hylbo.
If there was any magic to dispel the God of Death in the library, it was most likely to dispel the evil god residing in Darian's body.
He asked for more information related to Darian, but the ghost Markus's answers became more and more hesitant, and the time he took to think was longer and longer. He seemed to be trying his best to recall information related to Darian, but he himself seemed to be becoming more and more uncertain.
"I can't remember, master. About Young Master Darian …"
Markus hesitated for a while. "I don't know much about him. The old master doesn't want others to know about Young Master Darian. After all, he's a squib. It's unfortunate. The Ravenclaw family is getting weaker. The old master's son is actually a squib. What would others think if they knew about this? Many people in the territory are saying …"
He was like a house-elf, rambling on about the views of the other wizards on the Ravenclaw family.
Most of them were pessimistic. Markus seemed worried about the decline of the Ravenclaw family.
Suddenly, he stopped, as if sensing something, and his transparent body trembled rapidly for a while.
"The darkness is getting closer, master. Death is approaching. We must hurry to the library …" he said slowly.
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