Harry Potter: From Muggle Cousin to Conceptual Wizard

Chapter 353 Imprisoning Voldemort (Full Version): Avenge every wrong, settle every score!

Not counting the cases where he was torn apart by spatial rifts, Voldemort had one main soul and seven secondary souls.

One of the unconscious souls first parasitized Harry, and was then blasted into the world of the dead by Dudley's Precision Killing Curse.

One conscious split soul and four unconscious split souls were previously stored in the diary, the Gaunt ring and three relic soul artifacts, respectively, but were later all collected by Dali into his internal soul storage space.

The last self-aware split soul first parasitized the giant serpent Nagini, then was captured by the ghost cultivator Mo Xuan using the tattered Ten Thousand Soul Banner, and then escaped through a spatial rift amidst a deafening explosion, carrying the dormant main soul of Voldemort and the soul of Ecclesia.

At this moment, Dudley retrieved a fragment of unconscious soul from his internal soul storage space and, on the Hogwarts playground, in full view of the professors, used it as a basis to cast a conceptual repair spell.

The first to emerge were the four remaining Voldemort split souls in Dudley's soul storage space, including a self-aware teenage Voldemort split soul and three unconscious split souls.

They have been imprisoned in the Dali Soul Storage Space for varying lengths of time, some for more than half a year.

So even though Dudley deliberately controlled the extraction of their soul essence to the lowest possible efficiency, some of that soul essence had still been transformed into Dudley's soul power.

At this moment, this portion of soul power was also returned.

Dudley controlled the passive conceptual repair spell effect on his body, and by adjusting his own cognition, he abandoned this part of his soul power to avoid a tug-of-war between the two conceptual repair spells, which would fight back and forth for this part of his soul power and create a bug.

Then, almost simultaneously, an illusory curtain of death appeared, spitting out an unconscious fragment of Voldemort's soul.

This stirred up many thoughts in the mind of the Grim Reaper in the world of the dead.

Then, a conscious split soul of Voldemort, who had just escaped Dudley and Dumbledore's control less than half a day ago, along with Voldemort's main soul, also broke through the air and arrived.

Through mental perception, multiple cuts could be detected in these two souls, clearly injuries sustained while traversing the unstable spatial rift.

But Voldemort is Voldemort. Although his soul was torn apart, it did not form a complete soul fragment. Moreover, before the conceptual repair spell took effect, he had already healed most of the wound.

At this moment, they were forcibly summoned by the conceptualized repair spell, and while still conscious, they interlocked, retaining a relatively intact whole.

Yes, perhaps due to the numerous traumas he had endured, Voldemort's main soul broke free from the anesthesia and was no longer unconscious or dormant. It was now fighting and devouring each other with the other Voldemort soul.

But even if they are conscious, they cannot change their current predicament.

Soon, Voldemort's fragmented main soul and fragments, under the influence of the conceptual repair spell, were pieced together and solidified into a whole, becoming intact, and were put into the noseless, red-eyed, green-skinned, bald body that had also been reconstructed.

He accomplished Voldemort's long-dreamed-of plan to resurrect his body.

However, what Voldemort wanted was not this kind of resurrection.

Because the souls he had painstakingly used to create Horcruxes and achieve immortality had all returned.

It also brought back two extra independent thoughts, belonging to the youthful version of Voldemort's split soul that was once in the Horcrux of the diary, and the rebellious split soul that was once in the body of the giant snake Nagini.

The reason for this situation is that the conceptual repair spell that Dudley just cast did not repair the memories and mental states of Voldemort's various soul fragments.

At this moment, the soul was completely reconstituted, and the two conscious split thoughts naturally became Voldemort's two alternate personalities.

With the addition of Voldemort's main personality, there are now three personalities vying for control of Voldemort's resurrected soul and body, locked in a fierce battle.

Outwardly, Voldemort's noseless, red-eyed face awkwardly produced all sorts of strange expressions, and his body and limbs kept moving erratically, almost unable to stand steadily.

However, Voldemort's magic did not show any abnormality, because Dudley had restored Voldemort's magical abilities to their weakest state, and his magical reserves and intensity were too low to cause any trouble.

The current Voldemort possesses a vast amount of knowledge about black and white magic, yet he is powerless to use it. Even if he manages to cast some spells, they will be weak and ineffective, making him even less capable than a junior wizard.

Even so, Dudley gave the former Dark Lord the respect he deserved. Together with Harry, he cast various binding and imprisoning spells on Voldemort, using spells amplified tenfold to firmly lock Voldemort's soul, body, and magic.

Voldemort is now like a mad pig on a chopping board, only capable of going crazy and having no power to resist.

The professors watching from the sidelines, seeing this situation, wanted to be on guard but felt it was unnecessary; they wanted to be shocked but found they had become so used to being shocked that they could no longer be surprised.

"Voldemort is here! He's here unharmed!" Dudley then spoke up. "Professors, shall we give you some time to settle your scores and avenge your grievances?"

Dali's question took everyone by surprise.

Professors Flitwick, McGonagall, Sprout, and Slughorn looked at each other, exchanging glances, but none of them responded.

Snape stared at the crazed Voldemort, his eyes filled with deep hatred, his face grim. Beneath his sleeve, one hand clenched into a fist, while the other gripped his wand tightly, his fingertips turning white.

But he still didn't step forward, remaining hesitant and in a state of contemplation.

Hagrid, though simple-minded, could sense the tense atmosphere around him. He was tempted to give Voldemort a good whack to avenge the time he was framed, the time Dormouse was smashed flat, and the time he, Dudley, and Harry were attacked...

But no one around moved, and Dumbledore didn't say anything either. He thought for a moment and then didn't make a move.

Lupin reacted similarly; his temperament was somewhat softer in comparison.

"I'll do it!"

Sirius Black had far fewer concerns; once his temper flared, he'd just pull out his wand and go for it.

Shouting as he charged forward, he stopped beside Harry and unleashed three vicious Crucifixion spells at the bound Voldemort.

"Hiss—"

The intense pain caused by the Crucifixion Curse caused Voldemort's three personalities to temporarily relinquish their struggle for control of the body. The dominant personality took over, ceasing its madness and controlling a pair of venomous red eyes, glaring fiercely at Sirius Black.

"You ungrateful pure-blood traitor!" Voldemort, enduring excruciating pain, uttered an extremely cold and menacing rebuke to Sirius.

Sirius felt a chill run down his spine as Voldemort glared at him, but he was immediately ashamed of having such a feeling, and his anger instantly intensified.

"Heart-piercing and bone-scraping!" xN

More and stronger Crucifixion spells emanated from the tip of Sirius Black's wand, relentlessly ravaging Voldemort's body and mind.

Meanwhile, Dudley opened his personal space, took out a self-made B-grade energy-stealing talisman, and began the fusion process.