From Azkaban To Hogwarts

The update is still far from being finished... Just when someone was discussing whether the Forgetting Curse could destroy the Horcruxes, I suddenly had the idea of ​​writing a (water) order chapter.

According to the official design, the Horcrux is a container for the divided soul.

According to the book "The Secret of Cutting-edge Black Magic" in the Deathly Hallows, the material destructive power of the Horcrux that can be destroyed must be very strong, so powerful that the Horcrux can no longer use magic to repair the substance.

According to the original description, it is like this-"Our problem is that there are few extremely destructive things like the basilisk fangs, and it is very dangerous to bring them around. This problem must be solved because the Horcrux is torn and smashed. It doesn't work if it is crushed into powder. You must make it impossible to repair it with magic."

Therefore, the crushing of hydraulic presses that have been bragging in the past few years is not feasible at all.

As long as magic can be repaired, this thing can be combined...

How did the Horcrux bring people back to life?

The original text still has——

"As long as the magic container is intact, the soul fragments in it can fly in and out of someone close to the container. I don't mean holding it in your hand for a long time. It has nothing to do with contact," she didn't wait. Ron opened his mouth and continued, "I mean emotional proximity. Ginny poured all her emotions into that diary, making herself very vulnerable to control. If you like or rely on Horcrux too much, just I'm in trouble."

The injection of emotions, the injection of various emotions, like, fear, awe...

However, when the soul began to erode others, the protection of the Horcrux itself was also declining-when Harry and Ron eliminated the locket behind, Harry even let the Horcrux take the initiative to open it to weaken the defense of the Horcrux.

"I'll open it," Harry said. "You'll stab it. As soon as you open it, stab it, okay? Because the contents will resist, Riddle in the diary wants to kill me."

So the question now is, when the Horcrux is open, can Lockhart's Oblivion spell cleanly penetrate the Horcrux defense?

How strong is Lockhart's Forgotten Curse?

In the case of using Ron's bad wand (the power of the spell will be weakened in the case of using the non-person wand), Lockhart's spell blew up the secret chamber, as described in the original text, like a small bomb.

And while blowing up the tunnel, he also caused Lockhart to amnesia himself, completely whitening that kind.

This was already close to the strength of Wormtail's magic when Sirius and Wormtail were facing each other. You know, that is attack magic, and Lockhart's side is the lingering power of spells—on memory magic, Lockhart is the only one.

With this intensity of magic, can a piece of soul shard protruding from the protection block the memory cleaning?

Not to mention that the diary Horcrux has the worst substrate-its substrate is an ordinary diary that Voldemort bought back then. Compared with other Horcruxes, it is inherently less defensive.

Well, that's it-discussions are welcome.

Let me think about the update slowly. Yesterday I was stuck on the connection. Today I always think there is a better way to write...

One Calvin way per day is really...