Hogwarts Summoning Manual

"Since your sister is here, where is that wicked woman?" Bai Lin asked with some confusion.

Fujiwara Eiko struggled and trembled a few times in Edogawa Hiroyuki's arms, then slightly opened her eyes.

Bai Lin walked up to them. Fujiwara Eiko didn't resemble the young Sheryl, but she was still a beauty that was one in a million.

“She calls herself Peerless…” Fujiwara Eko said softly.

“She should be called an unparalleled enchantress!” Edogawa Hiroyuki said with resentment.

Fujiwara Eko looked up at her younger brother with a hint of apology, then turned back and continued, "Actually, it's all my fault..."

As she spoke, Fujiwara Eiko's expression became even more sorrowful.

"I was very happy when my younger brother was born that year, but I gradually realized that my parents focused most of their energy on him, and I became a little unhappy..."

“That’s only natural…after all, you were still young then,” Bai Lin comforted him.

“Because I was unhappy, I secretly slipped out and, in a daze, ended up at a shrine I had never seen before. Under the statue of Amaterasu Omikami, I found the book of 100 Demons and Ghosts… From then on, I was able to see monsters and ghosts…” Fujiwara Eko continued.

"So that's how it is. No wonder that witch got the divine artifact." Bai Lin clicked his tongue.

“With that book protecting me, ghosts and monsters dared not harm me. Instead, they sought my help to complete some unfinished business from their previous lives. I was small and weak, so I could only offer some assistance… Until one day, a ghost, to thank me, told me a secret—the secret of Horcruxes,” Fujiwara Eko continued.

"By killing someone with whom you have a deep bond, you can separate a piece of your soul and store it in a magical artifact... I was terrified. When I stumbled home, I left the book in my bedroom, too scared to look at it... And then I met her..."

“She pretended to be all alone...begging me to lend her my body for a day so she could go find her parents…” Fujiwara Eko closed her eyes in anguish.

"Who knew that after she took control of my body, she would never let me out again, and she even seized the Hundred Demons' Night Parade Record... Later, she learned the secret of the Horcruxes and actually killed my mother. Only then did I realize that she was a demon!..."

Later, I also took control of my father... Fortunately, my father sent my younger brother away in time... It's all my fault."

Fujiwara Eko recounted the whole story in one breath, panting heavily. However, she was only a spirit and didn't actually pant; she was just relieving her mental stress.

"Brother Bai, you must avenge us!" Edogawa Hiroyuki said to Bai Lin with a pained tone.

"I will. I will never let her go. Even if she makes a hundred or a thousand soul weapons, I will dig them out and end her!" Bai Lin said resolutely.

“Not that many…” Edogawa Hiroyuki said, “Making Horcruxes is not easy, finding someone with whom you have a bond is also very difficult, and a bond of the same type can only be used once… Dividing the soul is also extremely painful…”

“She only made four Horcruxes, one of which was planted in my father’s body and turned him into a demon… In the underground ogre kingdom, it was destroyed along with my father’s body…” Fujiwara Eko said calmly. Bai Lin could tell that she did not hate Bai Lin.

"The second Horcrux was also during the underground battle. In order to fight against Gracua and avoid being completely controlled by his mental magic, she chose to commit suicide and asked me to come to Japan to find her third Horcrux. Actually, it was a trap. The third Horcrux was me... I was such a fool..." Hiroki Edogawa said with a bitter smile, "But I still found my sister. Even if we can only be together for a short time, I have no regrets!"

Fujiwara Eko gently hugged her younger brother's neck.

"She hid the fourth Horcrux in Singapore, on a gambling ship called Ghost High Roller," Hiroyuki Edogawa said. "That's now Gracua territory, a way of preparing to deal with Gracua's hidden forces..."

Originally, she planned to kill Brother Bai, then use your divine power to plot against Grakua and dominate the world... But this time she can only slink back to life there. Grakua probably won't give her a good ending!" Edogawa Hiroyuki's tone was somewhat gloating.

Bai Lin's expression changed drastically. "No, she'll just give the Hundred Ghosts Night Parade Record to Gracua and then wait to reap the benefits. No, I have to go back and organize the troops. We can't let the final battle break out on the eastern territory!"

Hiroyuki Edogawa's expression changed slightly, and he sighed, saying, "Then my brother and I wish Brother Bai all the best in his endeavors and a resounding victory. I'm afraid this is our final farewell. I hope..."

"Wait a minute! Stop being so sentimental. I will seal this little world of yours. You can live in it for ten or twenty years without any problem. I will find a way to come back and see you!" Bai Lin waved his hand and said.

His magic of order has already enveloped and sealed this small world, turning it into a small fragment of history. Although they can't get out, the Edogawa siblings don't need to worry about their souls being scattered soon.

"I won't say anything sad. You have plenty of time to keep each other company and won't be lonely anymore! I'm off!" Bai Lin patted Edogawa Hiroyuki's head, nodded to Fujiwara Eko, smiled slightly, and his figure rose from the ground, disappearing into the blue sky in the blink of an eye.

"Sister, do you think Brother Bai will win?" Edogawa Hiroyuki asked softly, watching Bai Lin's disappearing figure.

“Although that woman is ruthless, she only knows how to scheme and bully the weak. She is no match for your Brother Bai!” Fujiwara Eiko said.

Hiroyuki Edogawa laughed happily, as if he could see Shirarin's great victory, and as if he himself had won.

Bai Lin flew high into the sky and arrived at the edge of the small world. With a thought, he was teleported out. He reached out and a small green light fell into his hand. It was the crystallization of Edogawa Hiroyuki's will, which was the small world he had just created.

He carefully put away the crystallized consciousness. He was finally back in the real world, and he was still not used to it. Looking down, he saw that the neon-lit Honshu below had shattered into countless fragments. Thick smoke and dust rose thousands of meters into the sky, and the land was slowly sinking into the sea. The erupting Mount Fuji was left with only its final lament. In a few days, it would also disappear into the sea and into history.

Bai Lin stared intently and saw that the sunken fragments were filled with skyscrapers. It seemed that history had been altered and the present had been affected. Fujiwara Eiko, the soul that led this time travel, was dead, and the two timelines had merged. Japan was doomed.

Bai Lin shrugged, showing no emotional fluctuation, gave a cold laugh, and flew westward at high speed.