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"More than six hundred years ago, I brought this book back to Boothbottom from Egypt and left it here," Lemour explained. "The seed of this tree was brought in at that time, and I did not notice that it was tucked between the pages of the book. When I found it, it had already begun to sprout and grow. After hundreds of years of alchemy experiments, it absorbed the powerful magic overflowing from the Sorcerer's Stone and slowly grew until it became what it is today. "
Elwyn raised his head and looked at the huge crystal tree.
Then, he quickly turned his gaze to the Book of Abraham in the center of the tree.
As Lemour had said, it was a very large and thick magic book.
It looked very old, and its pages were made of smooth and delicate tree bark. Under the fluorescent light, it had a strange light purple color, and the edges had begun to crystallize.
That's right, crystallization!
Just like the huge ancient tree in front of him, they seemed to be made of the same material.
Elwyn had a feeling that the pages of the Book of Abraham were made of the strange ancient crystal tree in front of him. They were one and the same.
He took a step forward so that he could get a better look at it.
A simple and heavy aura assaulted Ivan's senses. Although he didn't touch or flip through the pages, Ivan could clearly feel the passage of time on this book.
It was there quietly, as if it had never been moved.
Thousands of years had passed, and it was not hard to imagine that throughout history, many talented and powerful wizards had owned this magic book.
Each of them was a powerful wizard who left their names in the history of magic. There had been countless battles and conspiracies over the ownership of this magic book.
Judging from the current results, no matter how many people had obtained the Book of Abraham, none of them had been able to find out the true secret.
Lemour should have been the one closest to the truth. He had obtained endless life and unimaginable wealth from this book.
However, he said that his starting point was wrong.
Elwyn took a deep breath. He did not know if he could understand the mystery of this book, or if he would end up like its previous owners and be left with deep regrets.
He shook his head and hurriedly concentrated.
In front of Elwyn, the cover of the Book of Abraham was tightly wrapped in a large piece of brass.
The surface was covered with tiny, complicated patterns, and from time to time, a dark golden brilliance flashed.
There was no name written on the cover of the book, nor were there any scary pictures drawn on it like other ancient magic books, as a warning to those who came later.
On the contrary, it was densely packed with strange characters.
Looking at these ancient words, Elwyn felt vaguely familiar, as if he had seen them somewhere before.
Then, he realized that these were all ancient magic words.
Not long ago, he had seen similar content in Hermione's textbook.
Every Thursday night, Hermione would spend more than five hours practicing the ancient magic text she had learned on the parchment or looking up information to learn new magic text.
As he watched more, Elwyn also learned a lot.
However, the ancient magic text in front of him was even more ancient and complicated than all the ancient magic text he knew. The strange twisted patterns were completely hieroglyphics.
Even if Elwyn racked his brains, he could not understand what these words meant.
"This book is yours now. One day, you will understand the meaning of these words. As I said, this is a powerful magic spell, "Lemour said. "You don't need to use magic. You can cast it with just the power of your words. I sincerely hope that you will not have to use it one day. "
The power of this magic spell must be unimaginable for Lemour to repeatedly remind him.
Looking at the ancient words, Elwyn had many guesses in his mind, but in the end, he rejected them all.
After all, as God's spokesperson in the human world, the power that Abraham possessed was not something that could be guessed by mortals.
Elwyn could not imagine what kind of magic spell this was.
At Lemour's signal, he stepped forward and gently flipped open the book.
The pages were heavy and rough!
Elwyn flipped through them and noticed that the book was divided into three parts, each made up of seven pages.
On the first page of the first part, there were no words, only a picture of a stone.
With one glance, Elwyn recognized that it was a Sorcerer's Stone.
The next seven pages were the same ancient magic text as the cover. They recorded knowledge related to alchemy, from which Lemour had researched the method of making Sorcerer's Stones.
On the first page of the second part, there were also no words, but a picture.
It was a giant scepter with two giant snakes devouring its head and tail. Elwyn was surprised to find that he had seen this scepter and the two giant snakes in other places.
Not long ago, he still remembered what had happened in the depths of Aragorn's lair.
In the stone chamber where the terrifying eyeball monster was, Elwyn saw the four magic items left behind by Salazar Slytherin on the last mural.
They were the locket, the ring, the wand, and the sceptre which was encircled by two large green serpents from bottom to top; and that sceptre was the one depicted in the book.
There was no mistake, Elwyn was sure.
Except for the fact that the scepter was surrounded by two snakes, and the scepter in the painting was being devoured by two snakes, the rest of the details were exactly the same.
Even the lines on the body were the same.
Elwyn's breath quickened. He did not expect that his hunch would come true. The Book of Abraham had something to do with Slytherin.
Salazar might be one step further than Lemour. Lemour only had the Sorcerer's Stone, and she only studied the contents of the first part of the book.
Salazar Slytherin had obtained the snake scepter, so it was very likely that he had already figured out the second part.
Because there was too little information, Elwyn did not know whether Salazar had obtained the book or not. If he was one of the previous owners of the book, then why was the book not left in Hogwarts, but lost in ancient Egypt, and finally found by Lemour?
If Salazar had not read the Book of Abraham, then where did he obtain the snake scepter?
Did he know what it represented? All of this was a mystery.
Elwyn tried to calm down and not think about these things. He continued to turn the pages.
Behind the scepter, which had been devoured by the giant snakes, were another six pages of ancient magic text.
These magic text were more profound and difficult to understand than the previous ones. Elwyn felt that they were like a child's scribbles, purely meaningless patterns.
He studied them for a while, but did not have the slightest clue.
No wonder Lemour could not find anything even after hundreds of years of research.
It seemed that if he wanted to understand the meaning of the text, he had to first find the snake scepter left behind by Salazar Slytherin.
Thinking of this, Elwyn could not help but sigh.
There seemed to be only endless troubles related to Slytherin.
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