Harry Potter: Super Magic God

Chapter 628 The Real Indifferent Dumbledore

"No, sir, of course not," said Riddle hastily. "I'm sorry...I didn't mean to offend..."

"Where, where, no offense," said Slughorn gruffly, "it's normal to be a little curious about these things... talented wizards are always drawn to the magical side..."

"Yes, sir," said Riddle, "but what I don't understand is, just out of curiosity, what I'm asking is, is a Horcrux useful? Can a soul only be split once? Better, makes you stronger? For example, isn't seven the most magical number? Seven?"

"My goodness, Tom!" cried Slughorn. "Seven! Isn't it evil enough to want to kill a man? Anyway, it's evil enough to split a soul, and split it into seven pieces."

Slughorn looked very disturbed now, staring at Riddle, regretting what he had just said, and he seemed to be vaguely aware of something.

He looked at Riddle solemnly and said in a low voice, "We're talking about hypotheses, right? It's just academic, right."

"Yes, sir, of course," replied Riddle hastily.

"Tom, what I'm talking about is what we discussed, but don't say it. It would be very unhappy for the teacher and the headmaster to know that we talked about Horcruxes. It's a taboo at Hogwarts, you You know, Dumbledore was especially vehemently opposed."

"I won't tell you, sir." Riddle left, turning his back to Slughorn with an ecstasy that made his handsome face look hideous.

"You're so against Horcrux, you never thought of taking it away from the *zone?" George asked curiously.

Dumbledore was stunned for a moment, but he immediately reacted again and said quickly, "Hogwarts's * area, there were no magic books for making Horcruxes at that time, but there are many ancient books in the * area, there will always be Some magic books mention a few words about Horcruxes."

He explained, "At that time, the Hogwarts style of study was still very enlightened. Some evil spells, terrible magic, can be found in the * area." Magical scheming

"I have to say that Riddle is indeed a genius. He relied on the few words scattered among the many books of black magic to recover the whole picture of the whole Horcrux. After I became the principal, the content related to the Horcrux was revealed. , completely cleaned out the Hogwarts area."

George did not directly ask about the Horcrux,

As long as those books were still at Hogwarts, he would find them himself when school started. What's more, those books are only a partial reference for him now, and even if he can't find them, it's nothing.

"Seven Horcruxes, how many have you found?" George asked in a deep voice.

The memories just now and the memories I saw are just an introduction. The whereabouts of the Horcrux are the focus of everything.

Dumbledore looked embarrassed, and said a little embarrassedly, "Exactly what I have, there is only one."

"I have to say, your procrastination is serious enough." George said slowly, "From the time you started paying attention to Riddle, from the memory of Morfin that you got, to be sure that Riddle killed his father, it's all good in the past. decades."

Dumbledore's procrastination is really amazing, he has been paying attention to Riddle since he was eleven years old. But after that, Dumbledore didn't do anything, just watched Riddle grow and grow, recruiting minions.

When he confirms that Riddle was responsible for the student's death, he begins to investigate Riddle, and soon learns that Riddle killed his own father. But after that, it took Dumbledore decades to find a Horcrux. This kind of work efficiency is really not comparable to ordinary procrastination.

Dumbledore coughed lightly, "It's not good when you're old. When things don't come to you, a day in the sun will pass, and a year will pass."

"Decades of sunshine, decades have passed." George said sarcastically, Dumbledore was in his prime at that time, far from being very old.

"Yes, so old, if you don't have something to do, you really can't." Dumbledore said in agreement, as if he didn't hear George's sarcasm at all.

He continued, "From Morfin's memory, I just made sure that Riddle killed everyone who was related to him. At the time I just suspected that he did a lot of bad things, but those are not particularly important things. At that time, I actually didn't have the idea that the criminals must be sent to prison." Abandoning his wife at a high price, the president should not be too scumbag

"At that time, Voldemort had graduated and left school. I wouldn't leave my nest to spy on a student who just graduated, even if he killed all his relatives, what's it to me?" Dumbledore Said quietly.

"Well, to outsiders, we are all quite ruthless." George laughed dumbly. Such a real and indifferent Dumbledore is really terrifyingly realistic, and he really has the attitude of being a bit high and powerful.

It now seems that Dumbledore's attitude towards Voldemort at that time was more of a cunning old cat who watched a mouse grow and develop in the dark.

Dumbledore actually had a way to kill Voldemort, and a way to catch and stop Voldemort. But the inexplicable bystander mentality made him seem to project part of his feelings on Voldemort.

There is no doubt that Dumbledore was ignoring Voldemort, and to some extent, he was indulging Voldemort.

He didn't do the things that he should have done. He was the first person to discover that Voldemort was on the evil road, and quietly observed Voldemort's development and growth step by step on the evil road.

He quietly observed Voldemort for decades, but he did nothing. It was not until he was cornered and there was no way to back down that he began to passively deal with Voldemort, and at this time, Voldemort was no longer losing to him.

As he said himself, he was never ignorant of the bad things he did to Voldemort, and he was never irresponsible.

"Do you contact me this time to get that Horcrux?"

George had already guessed that this time Dumbledore invited him to get the Horcrux in his hands.

Dumbledore said calmly, "I thought about acting alone. He wasn't very strong at that time, and I should be able to deal with his arrangements. But I'm afraid to startle the snake. Let him know the magical communication, I have to explain there."

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