I, the Dark Lord, will definitely be a good principal!

"Tell me how you feel right now, and I'll tell you where she is."

Yolanda hesitated for a moment, seemingly pondering why Angell would ask such a question, but she quickly spoke up.

"I...I don't know why, I can't see..."

"and then?"

"Then, my left shoulder area... hurts a lot, and this hand is also numb... it feels very strange."

Yolanda shook her head: "...I can't explain it, but it's just so uncomfortable, like...like my whole body is about to burst...I feel like I can't breathe..."

"That's all... Please, tell me how Gillian is?"

Angel took a step back, distancing himself slightly from Yolanda, who appeared to be emotionally broken.

His tone became somewhat strange: "Yoranda, didn't you say your left arm felt strange? That's your sister's hand... It's the only thing she has left that's still alive. Live well."

Yolanda cannot die; his record is not yet complete.

He needed to observe whether, as time passed, Gillian's left arm could fully merge with Yolanda's.

As Angell stepped out of the room, he had already reached a conclusion.

It seems that his experiment was actually a success.

After all, judging from the current situation, Yolanda can already control Gillian's arm very well, and there is no rejection reaction.

However, when their bodies merged, the subtle differences in their magical power caused the magic to become agitated within Yolanda's body, resulting in a rejection reaction and causing Yolanda to go blind.

However, after a few days, the effects of the subtle differences in magic seemed to have been overcome, so Yolanda was able to control the arm.

Furthermore, because Gillian's body can only withstand less magic than Yolanda's, Yolanda's current magic power exceeds her body's limit, which is why she feels so full.

Gillian's magic is far inferior to her sister's. Firstly, the two sisters are quite far apart in age, and secondly, their magical abilities differ greatly.

After all, according to Gillian herself, she never thought she could become a wizard—before she received the letter, none of the “strange things” that had happened to her and her sister had occurred.

But what about Gillian?

Why did she die on the spot?

Logically speaking, replacing the container with a larger one to store magic shouldn't have any impact on her.

Angell felt that the experiment had yielded such a result entirely because his ideas were not thorough enough.

Wait a minute… He suddenly thought of something, and his expression became uncertain.

—Magic comes from the soul and is then stored in the body.

Gillian's arm contained his own magic, which casually stimulated Yolanda's body. Subtle differences in the magic entered her body, causing her to be seriously injured and even blinded.

The magic contained in Yolanda's arm was far greater than that in Gillian's arm.

Therefore, Yolanda's magic directly led to Gillian's death.

That should be it...

Angell sat at a table piled with various items, his expression shifting between anger and uncertainty.

He wanted to replace Voldemort's limbs after he was resurrected, which meant he was placed in Gillian's situation.

The magical power stored in his body was certainly not as great as that of the resurrected Voldemort—which was why he wanted to replace Voldemort's body.

In other words, must the magic be completely of the same origin?

Angell's face turned grim, and the color of his eyes was no longer like rubies; in the dim light, they looked like thick blood.

Even sisters can't share the same magical origin... So where is he going to find someone with the same magical origin, whose body has a higher magical reserve than his own?

Angor's body can store more magic than most wizards, but it still falls short compared to people like Voldemort or Dumbledore.

what to do……

The shadow looming over him was thicker than ever before, and if this problem wasn't resolved, Angell could foresee his fate.

— Gradually weaken, then explode and die!

But are we going to follow Voldemort's old path?

Using dark magic to modify one's own body...

That method is entirely feasible, but the price to pay is that the body is completely corrupted by black magic, which may even affect the brain and thinking.

Or use a magic stone?

No, it's no use... The anti-aging potion produced by the Philosopher's Stone can certainly improve his physical condition, but in essence, his physical problem is not illness or aging, but simply that his body cannot bear the magic power brought by his soul.

In this matter, the only possible role the Philosopher's Stone could play is to enhance his talent in a certain area to some extent (in other words, to distort a person's magic to some extent).

However, this change is quite limited and not enough to make his magic as powerful as Tom Riddle's.

Unless... Tom Riddle's magic is also distorted using the Philosopher's Stone.

However, this is unlikely, because allowing magic to be modified by the Philosopher's Stone would have to be voluntary.

Angel shook his head, closed his eyes, and slowly banished the distracting thoughts from his mind.

His previous idea was correct, or at least theoretically feasible.

...There should have been some other conditions, but he overlooked them.

Instead of letting your imagination run wild, you should think about how to make the two people's magical attributes infinitely similar.