Chapter 1537: Not a magic stone

It's Dumbledore!
Although Maca didn't actually see the other person's figure, when he hurried to the field where Hermione was attacked and fell, everything was over.
However, the extraordinarily majestic, pure, sunlight-like magic wave that he felt beforehand made him wonder what he could be besides Professor Dumbledore.
Not to mention, when he later found Hermione following the flow of magic, he also saw the magic stone that was splashed with blood.
Dumbledore left three relics for Harry, Ron, and Hermione, and each of them played a role in both Harry and Ron. It didn't make sense that it seemed to be the most expensive. One thing is not very useful.
Thinking that when he was helping them three to study those three items, Macaco also stared at the piece of "dungstone" left to Hermione by Dumbledore for a lot of time!
"Broken magic stone ... Dumbledore ... and the so-called 'limbo'."
After taking Hermione back to Spiral Town and treating her carefully, Maca spent a lot of time sitting by her bed. Although it was more out of concern for Hermione, in the meantime, he also thought about the magic stone for a long time.
To be honest, he was very concerned about how Dumbledore returned from the pure white space he had been to, and at the same time, he was more concerned about ... Dumbledore who purified all the flying corpses in the fog Lido, what kind of magic is used.
To this day, Maca, who has a scroll of truth, has analyzed many rule runes at a superficial level, and is even better at cooling rules and soul rules. To be honest, he is quite confident in analyzing and understanding various mantras, regular phenomena and magic fluctuations.
Basically, anyone who performs magic in front of him, even the ancient magic of Haierbo, has enough confidence to complete the minimum interpretation.
But this time, the magic that Dumbledore had cast on him was completely clueless.
You know, if the magical "restraint on living corpses" can be grasped by Maca, I am afraid that even the last "that" step in his plan need not be implemented at all.
But it happened ... Dumbledore had any magic at the time, but he couldn't even get a hint of fur.
If you have to say it, it is a very different way from the ancient rule of magical roads ... well, the other extreme?
However, he knew nothing about the kind of power Dumbledore used. But to say how the old man appeared in this world, Maca had some conjecture after thinking about it.
Even if this conjecture made him feel a little weird, it was like ... After the world changed after his intervention, he suddenly returned to the original point.
"That's not a magic stone!"
Maca, who was still at Hermione's bed at the time, seemed irresistibly to have such an absurd, but extremely wonderful idea.
"Or, the damaged magic stone is no longer a magic stone, either in terms of its effectiveness or in its use!"
If Maca had to rename it, he would probably call it the "resurrection stone."
Yes, it is one of the three Deathly Hallows, the Resurrection Stone.
Dumbledore once said that he prefers to think that the three brothers of Peveril who accidentally obtained the three holy artifacts from the dead in the legend are powerful and dangerous wizards. An artifact of power, and the story of the Deathly Hallows is instead about what was created by those three inventions.
Dumbledore, who had the old wand, said so, and Maca, who had been rationally studying magic, certainly agreed with Dumbledore.
The question is, how exactly are the old wands, invisibility garments, and resurrection stones made?
Basically, in fact, the wand and invisibility are not difficult to understand. The resurrection stone has always been the most mysterious, seductive, but most elusive magic item.
At least for ordinary wizards, this is the case.
However, because the real resurrection stone was set on the ring of the Gunther family, Voldemort, who knew nothing about it, was made into a Horcrux, and later fell into the hands of Maca. As its owner, Maca knows it.
The "resurrection stone", one of the three holy artifacts of death, is just a somewhat magical stone that allows the user and the dead to meet again in a short time.
Its research value is absolutely very high, is it practical value ... maybe to use its characteristics to more conveniently create a lot of fire-resistant corpses?
Maca doesn't think it's interesting to make a corpse from the souls of a group of acquaintances who have passed away, so even if he has the resurrection stone, he has never used it.
But now I want to come, the effectiveness of the resurrection stone does seem to have the possibility of returning Dumbledore to this world.
And if that's the case ~ EbookFREE.me ~ Is the magic stone destroyed by Nicolas himself a new resurrection stone?
If you could ask Hermione to see if she had witnessed the scene of Dumbledore's appearance, Maca's question might be easy to get the answer.
However, Maca, who was standing next to Hermione at the time, had no intention of awakening the other party in advance.
It was undoubtedly a very important matter for Dumbledore's return, but Maca didn't want to disturb Hermione's rest. Because he understood that in this series of disasters, Hermione, who had experienced many choices, was exhausted, and even today she was almost dead.
Faced with such a kind, courageous and hardworking girl, Maca really couldn't bear to deprive her of a rest that was hard to come by.
Dumbledore was gone. It was a decision made by the old man himself. Since Maca has already accepted the responsibilities of the other party, he will continue to bear whatever difficulties he encounters.
"Sure enough ... it is indeed Dumbledore. It has always been a headache to die so long!"
"what?"
Harry couldn't help asking when he heard Maka sitting next to him. But Maca waved her hand, then suddenly stood up and jumped from the stone pile back to the ground.
"Nothing ... get your sword and be ready to return to the town at any time! Anyway, Haierbo's guy should always show up this time, right?"
Before the words fell, Harry suddenly felt the faint vibration from the ground, and it became more intense with time.
"They are coming."