themonasnovels Chapter 1082 The Gate of Hell
Chapter 1082 The Gate of Hell
Chapter 1082 The Gate of Hell
After the Fairy of the Lake was driven away, Hermione froze for a moment and couldn't help laughing.
Women are the most taboo about age... being called old by others, especially men, is a double blow.
Hermione didn't expect William to speak so meanly.
Will that old liar who calls himself Vivienne be half-dead from anger?
She was still secretly happy, but the extreme joy gave rise to sadness, and she lost her footing.
Hermione, who was standing on the edge of the pyramid, staggered, raised her hands, and fell down with an "ah".
William quickly hugged the girl's soft waist and spun around, letting her feet step on the solid pyramid surface.
Hermione, who felt very shameless, blushed, turned her head slightly, and did not meet William's smiling eyes.
The boy stretched out his finger and flicked her forehead lightly.
Hermione snorted arrogantly.
William let go of Hermione and looked at Arya, who was lying flat in the coffin, naked and bound by bandages.
Hermione leaned her head closer, resting on his arm, raised her chin, and asked, "What about her?"
Killing must not kill, then Vivian will get what she wants.
You can't stay here, waiting for Cleopatra to recover.
With two fingers on his right hand, William gently curled Hermione's fluffy hair and smelled a faint fragrance. He laughed softly:
"Pack her up and take her away. After entering the Styx, wake her up and interrogate her slowly."
That old woman, Vivienne, might even have a fake identity. If half of ten sentences are true, that's a big deal.
We can only get information from the so-called Cleopatra and Arya.
Anyway, the trip to the underworld is long and lonely, and it is good to have a pastime.
William is going to put all his energy on Arya and Cleopatra.
Let the two of them experience for themselves what it means to be a professional interrogator.
(Tactical back!)
Hermione put the coffin boards on Arya, and William walked to the golden coffin marked by Ravenclaw.
He didn't lie, the "Book of Two Ways" was indeed engraved inside the golden coffin.
To be more precise, it is the inscription on the golden coffin, and the Shuanglu Book is only a small part of it.
At the beginning of the inscription, it is described the origin of the four golden coffins.
This matter is related to the ancient wizards of Egypt-Osiris and Seth.
At the time, Osiris was an Egyptian pharaoh, ruling over the most fertile regions of the land.
His younger brother Seth, as a more powerful wizard, can only sit in the barren desert area and become the god of the desert in the Muggle mouth.
He was jealous and wanted to kill his brother Osiris and become the new pharaoh.
He tailored a coffin according to the figure of Osiris, and made various gems on it.
Seth announced at the banquet that the person who can lie perfectly in the coffin will get it.
Osiris was eager to try, and after lying down, Seth took the opportunity to crucify the coffin, and locked it with boiling metal water, and threw the coffin into the Nile River.
After Osiris died, his wife Isis found the body and hid it in the swamp, planning to use prehistoric secrets to resurrect her husband.
After Seth found out, he divided the body of Osiris into 14 pieces and hid them all over Egypt.
This is the earliest homicide maniac.
Afterwards, Isis spent many years recovering the fragments, but only found 13 yuan.
The genital part of No.14 was eaten by fish.
Anubis mixed the minced meat of Osiris, wrapped it in a cloth, added some spices, sprinkled it with salt, and smeared it with olive oil...
Of course, it is not making pork buns with human flesh, but Anubis, who cast a special magic to turn Osiris into a mummy.
Osiris became the world's first mummy and was successfully resurrected.
After his resurrection, he didn't seek revenge on his younger brother Seth, but grabbed hold of his wife whom he hadn't seen for many years, and got busy.
After a busy night, Osiris died again, and his wife Isis gave birth to a son.
That is the famous Horus.
As for Osiris, who has no special organs, why can he have children?
Of course not ntr.
Isis, the powerful alchemist, used olive wood to carve a better, longer-lasting lifelike object for Osiris.
This is probably the earliest human organ transplantation, right?
In short, this battle between ancient wizards has been a long time since the present era.
Since Ravenclaw is engraved on the golden coffin, the story is probably true.
The evidence is that Gryffindor wandered for seven years and finally found the coffin that killed Osiris.
Ravenclaw used this coffin to make a new Deathly Hallows - four small golden coffins.
After the three of them entered the underworld, they placed the golden coffin in the River Styx and went down the river for Hufflepuff to get.
In this special coffin, the living can sneak into the underworld without being noticed by the god of death.
Now that we have the map and the "ship", we can set off.
How the living saw Styx, Hufflepuff also left behind magic.
I saw William on the ground, setting up a wooden altar, surrounded by pillars on three sides, and an eternal fire flickered on the altar.
Holding the flame in both hands, he paced slowly around the square altar, singing hymns to himself.
Thick white smoke rose in groups towards the sky.
The smoke seemed to be flying upwards along a beam of light, turning into a way to reach the sky.
The wind from the underworld blows past William and Hermione.
The breeze not only brought an indescribable coldness, but also carried a breath of death...
William suddenly felt a ghostly curtain that was about to wrap him, as if the long nails of an invisible hand were sticking out from the ground, scratching his skin.
The groans of the dead echoed in the temple.
The sob of the soul is like weeping and complaining.
The holy lake finally disappeared, replaced by a wide river, glass-like water, dark, still and stable.
There are endless records about the river in front of me, no matter in the two worlds of magic and hemp, or in the east and the west.
In ancient Egypt it was called Styx, in China it was called Nai River, in Japan it was called Santu River, in Greece it was called Wangchuan River, also called Lisi River, and Christ wrote Agron...
The dead will all enter the Styx River, and of course some people will be trapped to death in the blurred illusion. They can neither go to the underworld nor return to the human world, turning into ghosts.
The living were not allowed to touch the water, and both William and Hermione immediately lay down in golden coffins.
Four golden coffins drifted forward along the river.
William raised his head slightly, and saw a huge pyramid-shaped building standing on the bank.
The sloping walls converge upwards to meet the peakless roof.
A group of undead walked up the steps to the stalwart bronze gate... William saw the goblin and wizard who died not long ago.
Beside the patron saint of the Sphinx, stood a man wearing a black hood, holding a scale in his hands, faintly flickering in the darkness.
The undead will take out their hearts and put them on the balance, while on the other side, there are feathers...
The golden coffin went down the river like this, and it seemed that no one saw William and Hermione.
Passing by the hooded man, William heard him singing like an aria:
"Through me, into the city of endless pain,
Through me, into the pit of eternal misery,
Through me, enter the crowd of eternal doom...
Those who enter this door need to cut off all hope! "
As the prayer ended... the golden coffin floated past, stepping into the endless darkness.
William and Hermione disappeared into the world.
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(ps1 In Chinese mythology, it is called the Naihe River, so there is the Naihe Bridge, but the word Wangchuan has never been used in ancient books. This is a modern word. Don’t be misled, it generally refers to the river in Greek mythology.
And the Agron of Christ from Dante's "Divine Comedy"
ps2, the sarcophagus inscriptions and the two-way book are also real, and there is a set of cedar wood coffins in the British Museum, which are engraved on them.
During the New Kingdom, it was replaced by a more concise and compact collection of mantras, which is now the "Book of the Dead". )
(End of this chapter)