Chapter 407
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"Two years ago, when I made up my mind to destroy the Sorcerer's Stone, I've been looking for a suitable inheritor." Lemour's voice could be heard intermittently. "There are too few wizards who can fulfill my requirements. I thought it would take a long time, maybe even hundreds of years. That's why I've prepared a lot of elixirs."
Lemour paused.
She leaned over and looked at Elwyn. Under the dim candlelight, her brown eyes looked particularly lively, and the deep wrinkles on her face relaxed.
"The inheritor of the book must have enough wisdom and talent, but most importantly, he or she needs a Sorcerer's Stone," Lemour said, emphasizing her words. "A pure Sorcerer's Stone that has not been modified in any way. This is very crucial. It is the key to all the secrets, the key to obtaining the treasures! "
"Like the one I have now?!" Elwyn asked.
"Yes, my dear child, the one you have." Lemour held her breath and said, "I once obtained a Sorcerer's Stone, but I foolishly used it to gain immortality and wealth. I thought I would never have the chance again …"
Elwyn fiddled with the pendant, feeling the power of the Sorcerer's Stone.
From what Lemour had said, the Sorcerer's Stone was not used to gain immortality and wealth, but to unlock the secrets of the Book of Abraham. [Love ↑ Go △ Little ↓ Say △ Net w
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Of course, the Sorcerer's Stone he had obtained from Gryffindor was also the key to unlock the secret treasure left by the four creators of the Hogwarts.
The two events seemed to be related, or was it just a simple coincidence?!
Elwyn shook his head. He was not sure. The four giants, ancient sorcerers, evil gods, alchemy, prophet Abraham … The whole thing was getting more and more complicated.
The secrets passed down from the ancient times had just revealed the tip of the iceberg.
However, the scenes that he had seen and the future that he could foresee had left Elwyn breathless. All of these things were beyond his imagination.
He could not help but think that perhaps from the moment he returned to Hogwarts a thousand years ago and met the four founders, he had already entered into the whole matter.
Following this train of thought, Elwyn continued thinking.
Logically speaking, with the strength and wisdom of the Four Heads, even if they were the founders of the Hogwarts, they should not be worried about a Dark Sorcerer after a thousand years. They might even leave a secret treasure or powerful weapon to protect the Hogwarts and stop the Lord Voldemort.
As he understood how terrifying the Lord Voldemort was, Elwyn had always thought that this was a matter of course. But now that he thought about it carefully, wasn't it a little too much of a fuss?!
Just think about it. Not to mention the other three, just Salazar Slytherin alone could suppress the evil god that Elwyn had seen in the underground ruins.
That god was probably the most powerful and evil Dark Sorcerer in history, the despicable Helbo himself, who had created it and disintegrated its body.
Even if the other three giants were not as powerful as Slytherin, they were certainly not far behind.
How could a powerful wizard who could do this be afraid of the Lord Voldemort, worried about a descendant of Slytherin, and worried that the Hogwarts would be destroyed by him?
The recent series of encounters also made Elwyn suspicious.
The secret treasure left by the Four Heads was not used to resist the Lord Voldemort, but to use this as an excuse for him to find the key to the treasure and achieve other purposes.
The treasure might not be a weapon to fight against the Lord Voldemort, but something related to the ancient Warlocks and evil gods.
Elwyn suddenly felt his back drenched in cold sweat. If that was the case, then it was too scary. He hoped that everything was just his imagination.
No matter what, he had to continue searching for the remaining sorcerer's stone. At the very least, he had to find the half taken by the fallen centaur.
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