Hogwarts Summoning Guide

Elder Ross, sitting in a floating rocking chair, led Bai Lin and Lulu down a long staircase. Bai Lin had seen Harry visit Gringotts Bank's vault in the Harry Potter movies. Although the underground passages of Ross Manor were not as extravagant as Gringotts, requiring passengers to ride in mine carts, the layers of restrictions and anti-theft systems were no less impressive.

Before the final secret chamber, there was no fire dragon guarding the door (Bai Lin personally thought that using a fire dragon as a guard was just symbolic, too inefficient and troublesome to raise), but more than a dozen medieval knights in armor, holding swords and spears, stood on both sides. Bai Lin had no doubt that if thieves came in, these armored knights would come to life and display their eighteen kinds of martial arts.

However, the interior of the secret chamber was not like the Lestrange family vault, piled high with gold and silver treasures. Instead, it was a rather tidy small room, and in the center of the room was a stone pillar more than a meter high. At the top of the pillar was a crystal-clear mentor orb.

"This secret room is just an iron coffin... I was terrified when I first came here!" Lulu whispered, standing shoulder to shoulder with Bai Lin, her fragrance quite alluring.

Calm down! Stay calm! You have a girlfriend! Bai Lin shouted in his heart, but the fragrance was just too good, and Bai Lin couldn't move his feet an inch.

"This is a secret chamber used by the Ross family to communicate with the soul mentor. During the communication, the children's bodies will be in a very weak state. If they encounter any external force, it can easily cause irreversible serious consequences," Elder Ross explained. "You have all used the mentor's magic orb, so I won't go into details. I will close the door in a moment and open it in an hour. During this time, even if the moon were to fall on the earth, this secret chamber would remain unharmed."

Bai Lin suddenly realized that he had experienced an "out-of-body experience" in his hotel room last time. He thought that if an enemy had appeared at that time, the consequences would have been unimaginable. He was still a little scared when he thought about it.

After Bai Lin and Lulu entered the room, Elder Ross closed the door. Bai Lin could tell that the door was at least fifty centimeters wide and divided into several layers, all made of an unknown black metal. He knew it was extremely sturdy without even touching it.

Bai Lin glanced at Lulu beside him, only to see Lulu carefully take out a wand—Bai Lin hadn't noticed where she had hidden it before. Lulu said, "Cousin Kairi, I'll be using a spell to communicate with the magic orb later. You can't touch the orb directly with your body... Um, didn't you touch the orb directly with your hand to see the Night Mentor last time?"

"You guessed right..." Bai Lin cursed inwardly. Who told me how to play? Not a single one!

Lulu extended her left hand and said, "How about this, you hold my hand and I'll cast the spell." She generously extended her left hand without mentioning any consequences of directly touching the spell orb.

Bai Lin hesitated for a moment, thinking, "This is my cousin, why should I be so hesitant?" He stepped forward and took Lulu's hand. Lulu's hand was thinner than Catherine's, but it felt just as comfortable to hold.

Lulu drew an "S" shape with her wand in front of her eyes and chanted, "Eye of Truth, dispel the fog..."

Unlike the Night Mentor's dark orb, the Judgment Mentor's orb shimmered with light and emitted a faint golden glow. Lulu's incantation still alerted the Summoning Compendium. The ancient book with gold trim jumped out from Bai Lin's shoulder and flipped to the page about soul fragments. Normally, no matter how Bai Lin flipped through it, he couldn't find this page, but it would always pop up when entering the orb, as if trying to back up Bai Lin's soul...

Bai Lin felt dizzy again, but this time it was different because Lulu suddenly threw herself into his arms and hugged his waist tightly. That feeling of being turned into toilet paper thrown into the toilet returned, and with the press of the "toilet" button, the two soul toilet papers were sucked into the magic orb.

Bai Lin saw his soul state again. His body had lost all sense of touch. Even when Lulu held him in her arms, Bai Lin felt nothing at all. Bai Lin was both relieved and disappointed.

This was a wonderland completely different from the Night Orb. The afterglow of the setting sun painted the entire sky golden, and a large expanse of crimson sunset glowed over the distant mountains. They arrived at a huge building floating in the air. The building was entirely constructed of snow-white marble, and gold decorations adorned its frames, railings, edges, and eaves, making the entire building appear solemn and magnificent.

Lulu floated out of Bai Lin's arms somewhat shyly. When Bai Lin looked at her, he saw that Lulu had changed her clothes and was wearing a very religious-looking holy robe. However, she was also wearing shoulder armor and arm armor on her shoulders and arms, and a long sword was hanging at her waist.

Lulu noticed Bai Lin's gaze and said, "This is the attire of a judge. It only appears in soul form. I don't know what it's for. Let's go, the judge's mentor is waiting for us!"

Upon entering the magnificent hall, Bai Lin saw the appearance of the Judgment Instructor. He was far more imposing than the half-human, half-ghost Night Instructor. He resembled the legendary Judgment Angel, wearing heavy white armor with gold trim, holding a golden spear in his right hand and a scale in his left. Behind him were wings composed of white light, but his helmet was completely dark, obscuring his face.

"Chaotic scum, the Temple of Order does not welcome you!" A majestic voice echoed in the hall.

Bai Lin then remembered that he belonged to the Chaotic Good Faction, which meant he was naturally hostile to creatures of the Order Faction. The Judgement Mentor, on the other hand, belonged to the Order Neutral Faction, also known as the Absolute Order Faction. People in this faction only act according to order, or procedural justice, regardless of the good or evil of their actions. They believed that good and evil were illusory and would lead to different results depending on the perspective. Only laws and order were the eternal and unchanging truths.

"Trial Instructor! This is of utmost importance, please calm down!" Lulu stepped forward and said, "Cousin Kerry has brought some important news!"

"The Temple of Order does not believe in the lies of chaos..." The Inquisition Master slammed his golden spear into the floor, creating a deafening clang. Someone with a weaker mental fortitude might have knelt down on the spot.

Just as Bai Lin was about to say something, the Judgment Instructor had already noticed the golden ancient book on his shoulder.

"This...so you are a child of the Sun God...perhaps I should hear this news..." The scales in the judge's hand swayed slightly before returning to balance.

Bai Lin guessed that the Soul Mentor would see through his origins, but it was ingenious that the Judgment Mentor hadn't explained this to Lulu. Bai Lin stepped forward and said, "The Night Mentor told me that the Outer Gods would come to the Wizarding World, and just yesterday, an extraterrestrial evil spirit descended via a meteor and possessed an elderly but extremely powerful Dark Lord. I believe that was the power of the Outer Gods!"

"Outer Gods!" The Inquisition Master trembled slightly, seemingly recalling an extremely terrifying being. After pondering for about a minute, he said, "It's not the worst yet. You still have enough time... if you can obtain the power of the Sun God..."

"The power of the Sun God..." Bai Lin was at his wits' end. "I only know a few clumsy black magic spells, and I've even encountered a spellbreaker who's immune to magic. If you could tell me who the Sun God is and how to obtain divine power, I would be eternally grateful!"