Chapter 193: Task completed (modified)

Allen tried to control the irritability that was rising in his heart.
My own speculation is correct, so why can't you start the ladder?
After thinking for a moment, Allen turned over and jumped off the lotus throne, holding the wand that had been thrown on the ground before, without gems in his hands, and jumping on the throne neatly, "If Tutankhamun wants to return to the world, then he must I will not abandon my wand!"
This series of actions was extremely simple and beautiful. Ron and Nancy looked at Ellen expectantly, as if they had triggered the activation switch. In the distance, the jewel on the wand in the hand of the Osiris idol whizzed over, and it returned to the wand. In the original position, it merged with the wand closely, as if he had never left.
Allen turned his wand over and pointed at the lotus throne and the vortex in the sky. However, they remained in place without any change. The eager expression on Nancy's face was gradually replaced by despair and panic.
"We need spells, what will it be..." Allen thought.
"Alaho Cave opens? Restore as before? Break the curse? The curse appears in its original form..." Ron thought to the side, desperately trying to help Allen find a suitable spell.
"He is Tutankhamun... The curse with similar functions at that time was not something that was streamlined and secured by Hogwarts and the Ministry of Magic for many years..." Allen sighed and looked at Ron, and couldn't help but sarcastically said. , "Ron must have poor grades in the history of magic..."
Along the way, which sentence is like a reminder of a spell?
Those curses?
Those spells to pray to the gods?
Can't you leave three people as mummies?
Allen shook his head, desperately trying to get rid of the bizarre, non-marginal absurd ideas in his mind.
The two lines of text on Tutankhamun's golden coffin suddenly appeared in his mind.
He couldn't help but mumbled out: "I saw yesterday, and I know tomorrow!"
The black light from the magic wand hit the graphic vortex in the sky, and turned into a thick beam of light, covering the three of them.
In an instant, the three people's eyes became foggy, and then became increasingly blurred and darker. Alan could not express this strange feeling accurately, as if he was on a rocket-he could only rush forward helplessly, the sound of the rapidly rotating air burst was deafening, and the outline of the shadowy temple immediately left Alan. The three went away.
The three people were surrounded by beams of light, like a leaping sun, drawing a flame in the sky. All the granite rocks, mud, water, snakes, worms and ants melted and flowed under the eyes of the three. When they saw In the turbulent and surging Nile under the moonlight, the uncomfortable feeling at the beginning was forgotten, and finally turned into a kind of almost hysterical excitement.
They-finally came out!
The world in front of them seemed infinitely beautiful to the three of them, and Ron cheered and shouted something that no one could understand.
Nancy cried and laughed, and the arrogance and willfulness that belonged to light mature women before the pyramid disappeared.
"...We were just ascending into the spiral?" Alan's face was still a little pale...
When Nancy heard the sound, she couldn’t help but rushed towards Alan again. Alan shook his hand again and again in fright. He suddenly jumped behind Ron. Ron watched Nancy pounce at him at a loss, just as he did. When ready to be hugged, Nancy actually stopped.
Ron opened his mouth wide, put his hands down in embarrassment, and snorted, Nancy laughed, and then hugged him.
At this time, several figures suddenly appeared on the bank of the river.
It was father and son Arthur and Bill, and an Egyptian with a black ponytail, loose white shirt and pants, and a red headscarf around his neck.
"Dad, Bill!" Ron, who saw his relatives, crawled to his father's side and kept his thigh.
"Ron, Allen, I have found you two!" Arthur's anxious expression gradually eased.
"Where have you been, it's so naughty, I don't know how much my mother is worried about you!" Bill blamed.
"We didn't mean it, we just accidentally got lost. Who knew it would be so unlucky!" Ron complained.
"Fortunately, Said used blood magic to help us locate your position so that we can come so quickly." Bill thanked the white Egyptian in gratitude.
Ron and Allen also saluted Said to show their respect and gratitude.
"This lady is?" Mr. Weasley turned his gaze to Nancy.
"This is Nancy, just like us, an unlucky person who got lost in the pyramid." Allen explained.
"I mean, this lady doesn't look like a wizard." Arthur asked gently.
"Yes, I am not a wizard." Nancy didn't understand why the expressions on Alan and Ron's faces were so strange, and answered first.
"Then, maybe we have to erase your memory and send you home again." Mr. Weasley said gently.
"Eliminate my memory?" Nancy took a step back and looked at Mr. Weasley in horror, as if seeing the mummified alive again.
"Yes~EbookFREE.me~ I'm sorry, we must comply with the "International Federation of Magicians Confidentiality Act"." Mr. Weasley looked at Nancy apologetically.
"However, I think, with two such naughty little wizards, you may experience some unpleasant things. It may be a good thing to erase your memories." Bill looked at Alan and Ron mockingly, his expressions Unfriendly, even a little angry, he was still worried about the sudden disappearance of Alan and Ron.
Said on one side drew out his wand and wanted to cast the Forgetting Curse directly on Nancy. It was really hard for him to understand these wizards from afar from England. Although he did not ask directly, he still couldn't help being curious. Eliminate the memory of a Muggle? This is a legitimate act according to the law. What should be tangled? These British guys..."
"Wait a minute, sir!" Allen quickly pulled down Said's high wand, blocking Said's spell, the spell hit the sand, splashing sparks.
At a loss, Nancy looked at Alan helplessly and horrified, eyes full of pleading.
"Nancy, do you want to erase this memory of today?" Allen asked gently, "After all, what you experienced today is a nightmare for a Muggle."
"No, I don't want it!" Nancy's tone was firm, with pleading expressions between her eyes. "I don't want to forget everything today, I don't want to forget you."
"Dad, can you not let Nancy forget us?" Ron also pleaded for Nancy.
"No, this violates the "Secrecy Act" and must be dealt with." Arthur said embarrassingly, "The International Federation of Wizards will trouble us the United Kingdom and the Egyptian Ministry of Magic..."
"Then if we make an unbreakable vow, can Nancy be spared?" Allen pleaded.