Chapter 263 Awakening, Argument, and Falling (Bad news, the actor who played Professor McGonagall ha

Opening his eyes, he saw the unfamiliar ceiling and found himself lying on the bed.

"You're awake!" came a familiar voice.

"Don't tell me I've turned into a girl. I can feel my own state." Aiden rarely made a joke.

"Haha, that's a good joke. I'll say that to Salazar next time." The person who came was Godric.

"How's the battle going?" Aiden asked.

"It's over, Muggles, goblins and other magical creatures have given up.

We separated the fairies who could cast spells and planted special runes in their hearts.

The first batch has been sent to Hogwarts to start working, and it was announced to the public that it was Helga who discovered and took them in.

The books and quills you created after the war are now used as admissions tools at Hogwarts.

Because it carries the wills of many deceased wizards, the young wizards who surround and monitor the entire British region will not be opposed by them. "

Godric briefly introduced the situation.

"That's good." Aiden let his head sink into the pillow.

"By the way, we have decided to use this tower as a medical point. Let's call it the Medical Wing from now on. By the way, let's recruit a healer." Godric said excitedly.

"Indeed, children will inevitably get hurt when practicing spells, and it will be much safer to have a resident therapist." Aiden said after thinking for a while.

"Also, what is the situation of the King of the Deep Realm?" Aiden asked.

Godric put away his playful expression and turned serious, "Follow me."

Aiden tapped the clothes with his right hand, and the clothes automatically became smooth.

Get out of bed and follow Godric.

The two walked all the way to the basement of Hogwarts, and the original core of the castle reappeared.

Inside the core, Ms. Rowena was guarding the place, and she yawned quietly.

"Oh, Aiden, I'm glad to see you recover. By the way, congratulations on obtaining the title of Battlefield Rose. Your legend has even spread in the Muggle world."

"What the hell is Battlefield Rose? I'm Uchi... Never mind, what about the legend?" Aiden asked doubtfully.

“Well, that’s what, as the person who imprisoned the King of the Deep Realm with his own hands.

Wizards believe that you have some kind of destiny, and when necessary, they can pray to you to fight against the King of the Deep." Godric said with a smile.

Ms. Rowena filled in the details for him, "Your admirers include wizards and Muggles. Oh, and they even formed an organization. What's it called... The Priory?"

Aiden: “!!??”

"But I don't have such ability. No matter what they worship, this legend is just a..."

The 'Dream' system completed Aiden's words.

"So my ritual is complete?" Aiden felt a little ridiculous.

"Otherwise, do you want to fish out another Deep Realm King and kill him?" the system complained.

"What's wrong, Aiden?" Ms. Rowena asked when she saw Aiden distracted.

"Nothing, just some surprises." Without continuing the topic, Aiden said, "What is the current situation of the core?"

“As you can see, after imprisoning Chaos, the Core manifested within Hogwarts.

But this ritual connects the young wizards and there are certain dangers." Ms. Rowena explained.

"We have thought of many ways to deal with this matter, and even had some disagreements," said Godric.

"So what are you going to do?" Aiden had a bad feeling.

"I, Rowena, and Helga, hope to use our bodies and souls as locks.

Seal the core again and sink into the hazy illusion." Godric's eyes showed a firm look.

"But Salazar disagrees. He thinks that the culprits of all this are Muggles and magical creatures, so they should bear the consequences." Ms. Rowena added.

"None of the four of us can convince the others, so we can only put aside the dispute and wait for you to wake up," Ms. Rowena continued.

"Now that you're awake, you'll support us, right?" Godric patted Aiden's shoulder heartlessly.

"No!" Aiden refused without even thinking about it.

"Do you agree with Salazar's idea?" Ms. Rowena was a little surprised.

"No, I don't agree with either of your ideas!" Aiden said firmly.

"But..." Godric was about to speak when he was interrupted by Aiden.

"Find other ways and don't rely on sacrifice anymore!" Aiden's voice was a little low.

The two also realized that their thoughts were somewhat irresponsible, and then fell silent.

The next day, after lunch in the Hogwarts Hall, Helga hurried to find Aiden.

"Something happened." Helga came up and dropped the bad news.

"What's wrong?" Aiden put down the knife and fork in his hand.

"It was originally Sarath's turn to guard today, but when Godric went to bring him food, he discovered that he was missing with the largest piece of the core." Ms. Helga briefly recounted the situation.

"Go and take a look!" Aiden stood up suddenly.

The two hurried to the core of Hogwarts.

"You are here." At the core, Godric and Ms. Rowena were already studying the chains.

Cracks appeared on the Six Chains of Order, and a small hole appeared in the seal in the middle. It seemed that Salazar had taken the fragment from here.

"Can you find Sarah?" Aiden asked.

“No, it’s very difficult to find people who have reached our level and are determined to conceal their whereabouts,” said Ms. Rowena.

Aiden took out his staff and a virtual personality was drawn out. Through the transformation spell, the concept was modified into a silver chain, temporarily blocking the gap.

Several people left the core, and at the other end of the sky, a purple beam of light shot up into the sky.

The four of them looked at each other and immediately rushed towards the direction where the light column rose.

There was a piece of flat land deep in the forest, which seemed to have been flattened by Salazar's magic.

A huge alchemical matrix was carved on the ground, and corpses of various races were placed inside the matrix.

Salazar used their remaining bodies as a channel to connect the core of chaos to the race just now.

"Are you crazy, Salazar!" Godric rushed forward and punched him.

"Spreading chaos like this will only cause our children to be linked to chaos in the end!" Ms. Rowena rarely showed an indignant expression.

"No, we still have the Hogwarts ceremony. After entering school, the children will be protected by the Lock of Order, which can isolate them from the influence of chaos." Salazar replied, covering his face.

"But have you ever thought that if most creatures are immersed in chaos, it can share the pressure of Hogwarts.

But their continued chaos will cause order to decay, while chaos and stupidity will grow stronger," said Aiden.

"That's better than sacrificing our entire race of wizards!" Salazar roared.

In the end, it was Ms. Helga who came out to smooth things over. After this incident, Salazar seemed to have a disagreement with the other three giants.

Perhaps affected by the chaos, his thoughts became radical, and finally on a rainy night, he left Hogwarts alone.