The Seat of Heroic Spirits is not a seat or a throne, but a palace.
It's just that this palace is not a physical existence, but a special space independent of the world.
Moreover, this space can only accommodate souls or resurrected heroic spirits, and cannot store any physical objects or living entities.
Of course, as the owner of the Seat of Heroes, John himself can also enter the Seat of Heroes in his soul state.
However, although it cannot store any physical objects, the palace itself can evolve a variety of food, beautiful scenery, and entertainment tools, allowing the heroic souls living in it to enjoy the same material enjoyment as humans. However, these things are not real in nature. It exists, so it cannot be taken out of the palace.
In fact, to put it bluntly, this thing is actually modeled after Valhalla in Nordic mythology, which is also a thing in the Hall of Valor.
It's just that if you want to promote your soul to become a heroic spirit, you need to consume souls above the hero level. This completely unequal condition really makes John feel that this thing is a bit useless.
The only thing that surprised John was that Holy Light Valglior could actually enter and exit the Seat of Heroes.
Perhaps it's because Oriel himself belongs to the soul body.
In this way, it seems that Oriel and the Seat of Heroes are quite compatible.
After all, Oriel originally came from the Hall of Valor in another world, and the Seat of Valor is an imitation of the Hall of Valor in another world.
It's a perfect match.
So Oriel became the first resident of the Seat of Heroes.
John also no longer had the trouble that Oriel had before when he could only live in his body.
What I didn't expect was that the Seat of Heroes, which had been extremely quiet since being extracted, suddenly reacted when John faced the remnant soul of Voldemort today.
"Good fellow, such a remnant soul can actually meet the conditions for sacrifice?" John was also shocked when he felt the message coming from the Seat of Heroes.
Although the message stated that Voldemort's remnant soul was only suitable for the lowest level of heroic spirit promotion.
But this at least means that John can resurrect a soul below the level of a hero to become a heroic spirit.
No matter how small the ants are, they are still meat!
So without any hesitation, John directly put the remnant soul of Voldemort, which had completely lost its resistance under the burning of Harry's holy light, into the Seat of Heroes.
Of course, as a sacrifice, Voldemort's remnant soul is not qualified to enjoy the treatment of evolving all things in the Seat of Heroes like heroic spirits and ordinary souls.
What awaits him is the dark prison of souls reserved for sacrifices in the Seat of Heroes.
After putting this remnant soul into the Seat of Heroic Spirits, John began to think about another question.
Since the remnant soul of Voldemort in Harry's body meets the conditions for sacrifice, then the soul fragments in Voldemort's remaining six Horcruxes, plus Voldemort's soul...
John suddenly became interested in Voldemort, a "big villain" who he didn't think much of.
Isn't it easier to deal with such a few remnant souls than to specifically hunt down strong men at the hero level?
And since the soul fragments in each of Voldemort's Horcruxes can be used as separate sacrifices.
So are the Horcruxes made by other powerful men of the same level or higher also acceptable?
If in the future the method of making Horcruxes was revealed to those powerful men who were hostile to him, wouldn't he be able to continuously harvest more souls as sacrifices?
Thinking of this, John suddenly felt that his Crystal Palace (crossed out) and the Legion of Heroes had hope.
"What just happened? That dark power." Although she was only a junior priest, because of the sensitivity of the Holy Light to dark power, Hermione also felt it when the dark magic in Voldemort's remnant soul broke out.
It's just that it only took a very short time from the outbreak of dark magic to John using the Seat of Heroes to collect Voldemort's remnant soul.
So by the time Hermione came out of the igloo, everything was over.
She found nothing but Harry Potter, who was still meditating and filled with the power of the Holy Light.
"Nothing, just a dark remnant worth mentioning... You should have seen it in the book, Voldemort, he left a remnant soul on Harry, the mark that has been hidden on Harry's forehead. Among them, the holy light burst out from Harry was burned away!" John did not hide this, and directly told the story of Voldemort's remnant soul, but omitted the existence of the Seat of Heroes.
He is not one of those fearful wizards in the wizarding world who dare not directly call him Voldemort for fear of being sensed by the Death Eaters.
Now he was eager for those Death Eaters to jump out so that he could find the remaining souls of Voldemort!
"No wonder Harry always said that the scar on his forehead always hurts from time to time. It turns out that the remnant soul of Voldemort is causing trouble... Wait, John, look, the scar is gone!" After listening to John's story, Harry Min suddenly said, and then suddenly seemed to have discovered something, pointing at Harry and shouting.
John was startled when he heard this. He followed the direction Hermione pointed and looked through Harry's hair, and found that the lightning scar that once represented his identity had indeed disappeared.
But he quickly realized that the scar was not a scar in the traditional sense. After all, the Death Curse was not a knife. It acted directly on the soul rather than the body, so in theory there should be no scars.
So that mark was just the mark of Voldemort's remnant soul from beginning to end.
Now that Voldemort's remnant soul has been taken away by John, and Harry has got rid of his Horcrux identity, this mark will naturally disappear.
So now Harry can be said to have become a brand new Ultimate Harry.
But thinking of this, John couldn't help but start thinking about another question.
That means Harry doesn't have this mark to prove his identity. Does Dumbledore still recognize him? Will this old man suspect that he has switched Harry?
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Just when John was thinking about how to explain the changes in Harry to Dumbledore.
In the Leaky Cauldron in Diagon Alley, Quirrell, who was hiding in his room secretly conducting research on black magic, suddenly screamed and fell to the ground.
But because the remnant soul was injured, Voldemort attached to Quirrell was also implicated.
Generally speaking, due to the special nature of Horcruxes, the soul fragments inside are completely independent, so even if they are destroyed, Voldemort will not feel anything.
But the soul fragment in Harry's body is an exception. This soul fragment was not deliberately created by Voldemort, but was accidentally generated after being rebounded by his own death curse.
Therefore, the connection between this soul fragment and Voldemort himself is also extremely close.
This is why Harry always has a connection with Voldemort in the plot, and even in the final battle, when Voldemort accidentally destroyed the soul fragment in order to kill Harry, he would faint.
So now this soul fragment was first burned by the Holy Light and then taken away by John, so the soul of Voldemort resurrected in Quirrell was also implicated to a certain extent.
However, when Voldemort woke up again, besides feeling that his soul was declining, he could not feel anything...
