Superman at Hogwarts

Superman at Hogwarts - Chapter 028 [Clone: Lily]

Kerry walked towards Snape's office.

Although it was Sunday, Snape would definitely stay in his small room, because the only fun for an older bachelor was to watch cow hooves and donkey hooves being repaired, to watch excavators and old parts being refurbished...

ahem...

I went to the wrong set, cross it out!

For a single man like Snape, his greatest interest was probably to devote himself to work.

Since he was so indifferent to teaching, he must be a person who was extremely passionate about potions.

So it was normal for him to study his own potions in the room on Sundays.

"Dangdangdang……"Kerry knocked gently on the small door of Snape's office.

A few minutes later, Snape opened the door with a stern face:"You'd better have a real emergency, otherwise I will deduct 30 points from Gryffindor!"

"Mr. Snape, I just had an idea that might help me with my studies, so I came to ask for your opinion.

"What's the matter?" Snape looked very unhappy. He knew that Kerry was a cunning man, and what he said must have hidden meanings.

"I suddenly had an idea to revive the dead. It was a guess based on some Muggle knowledge. I don't know if it is possible, so I came to ask you, my professor!" Kerry said slowly.

"Resurrect the dead?" Snape looked at Kerry in confusion, and suddenly he had an idea and turned to let Kerry in.

Kerry smiled - it was true!

Harry's mother, Ms. Lily, was Snape's only weakness and biggest flaw. Snape had only one purpose in his life - to atone for the past, including Lily's death!

If there was a way to completely resurrect a person, even if it was just an unreliable guess, it would arouse Snape's interest - he would never give up any hope!

Snape's house was very large, but it was filled with several huge medicine cabinets with various bottles and jars on them, making the house look small and dark. Kerry sat opposite Snape, and the two looked at each other face to face.

"When I was studying Transfiguration, I deduced a conclusion from the five major Transfiguration prohibitions - it is impossible to resurrect a person permanently, because magic does not support this operation. But then I finally thought, if [permanent] resurrection is not possible, then [limited time] resurrection, does magic support it?"

"You know, I'm talking about a real resurrection, a real person, not some cheap trick like an apparition or a Horcrux.……"

Snape suddenly had an idea and looked a little annoyed:"How do you know about Horcruxes? This is not something a first-year student should be exposed to!"

"Of course I read it in books." Kerry continued:"The Horcrux splits the human soul, which seems to resurrect a person - in fact, it is purely splitting and reproducing - just like lower plants, such as cacti, or lower animals like paramecium."

Snape looked at Kerry with a serious expression and thoughtfully:"It seems that your research on Horcruxes is more in-depth than I thought!"

"The resurrection I'm talking about is a real resurrection. What is resurrected is a living person, a real human being!" Kerry then stood up from the stool and said,"I suddenly had an idea. Since it is impossible to completely resurrect a person, is it possible for us to [partially] resurrect a person?"

"For example, resurrect only his body but not his soul, or resurrect only their souls but not their bodies?"Kerry walked to the blackboard and drew two pictures with chalk, one was the outline of the body, and the other was the outline drawn with dotted lines. Kerry wrote below them: body, soul.

"The dotted line represents the soul, and the solid line represents the body."But soon I used mathematical calculations to find that if a person's soul is completely resurrected, the energy consumed is close to positive infinity. Therefore, it is impossible to completely resurrect the soul!"

"At this point, things become clear.

If the human body is composed of various independent organs such as hands, feet, body and head, then what about the soul? Is the soul also independent?

According to some philosophical views, the human soul is actually composed of only two parts, one is memory, and the other is something called"personality" formed based on their memory."

"I immediately thought, if we don't even revive their memories, but only revive their [personality], that is, their behavior habits and style of doing things, then is there a possibility that this soul can be resurrected - I mean real resurrection!"

Kerry used the blackboard eraser to cut off the body part of the dotted man, leaving only a dotted head.

"So I thought of a technology from the Muggle world——【clone】！"Kerry turned and wrote these capital letters on the blackboard: C-L-O-N-E

"This word comes from ancient Greek, and its original meaning is a replica. As the name suggests, the so-called cloning is actually a"copy"! Just like the original meaning of the word, the clone will look exactly like the original body, and they can even directly replace any organ of the body at any time without dying!

At that time, I thought, if you clone a person's body, and then inject the memory into this body - then is it equivalent to that we actually performed a"partial resurrection" on him?"

"We did not perform a true resurrection, and did not violate the inviolable principles of magic.……"Kerry then moved closer to Snape and said in a bewitching tone:"From a technical point of view���, this operation is possible, as long as we get their DNA, and then find a way to get their memories or personality fragments - then is it equivalent to a successful resurrection?"

Snape was almost frozen, staring at the words on the blackboard motionlessly——【Clone].

Seeing that Snape had fallen into the trap, Kerry stopped talking and waited for Snape to recover from his shock.

"What does DNA mean?" Snape suddenly asked

"Deoxyribonucleic acid, this is an abbreviation. They are a kind of genetic material that exists in all parts of our body. Only with the existence of DNA can the offspring obtain the same characteristics as their parents, including appearance, organ functions, etc. You can use a microscope to observe the cells of eukaryotic organisms yourself, and there is DNA in them!"

At this moment, Snape's heart was like a doe rushing into it... thumping non-stop!