Harry Potter's Bastard

According to the original timeline, Voldemort didn't have a few months to live, but due to Solim's intervention, a series of chain reactions were triggered, resulting in Voldemort not only living well, but also being more difficult to deal with.

But there are two sides to the story. Before Voldemort, it could only be regarded as a petty fight, and it could not touch the core interests and taboos of the Presbyterian Church. But now it's different, marriage with the first generation of vampires is an absolutely taboo thing, this is no longer something that ordinary wizarding society and the Ministry of Magic can handle, the Council of Elders will inevitably intervene, and then Voldemort's advantage of finding a strong ally will be reversed.

The Presbyterians have been hunting down the first generation of vampires, but they have been hiding well and have never shown their feet. Now that he shows his head, the higher-ups of the vampire inspection team are estimated to be able to wake up with a smile, which is a big credit. As long as you grasp Voldemort's line, you can find those vampires who voluntarily renounce their identity as human wizards.

The reason why the first generation of vampires was taboo was mainly because of the "biological instinct" that came with the complete transformation of the species. They will not be able to restrain the instinctive drive of the first embrace, and then destroy the demographic structure of human society,147 and this destructive power is amazing.

The second-generation vampires who have been embraced for the first time also have the instinct of the first embrace, and they will also look for their "prey", once the size of the vampire group is too large, it will be difficult to hide in human society, and it will inevitably threaten the existence of the International Wizard Secrecy Act.

That's the point.

Solim used all the "common sense" of the original vampires to dismiss Harry and them, and smoothly turned their attention to the group of vampires, thus ignoring the mask that Voldemort finally pulled out of his arms.

But Solim knew for himself that the mask was the most important thing. If Voldemort didn't have that, the vampires probably wouldn't have come to the door.

Solim still remembers what happened in the woods of northern Canada.

The fact that an original vampire would not hesitate to expose his existence in order to reclaim the mask from Ogle speaks volumes about its importance to vampires. Solim didn't know what the mask meant, but it didn't bother him. It's good to have a strong family backing you up, and you can easily (cdcj) find out all kinds of secrets.

The specific purpose of the mask is secondary, and the key is that the timing of its appearance makes Solim have to think about the worst.

He didn't suspect anything between Ogle and Voldemort, but he suspected the Presbyterian Church.

Solim remembers very well that Ogle had said that the mask would be given to the Council of Elders, and that he would report the appearance of the first vampire in exchange for "freedom". It's just that some time ago, because the operation to encircle and suppress that vampire family has not yet completed the finishing work, it will take some time.

Voldemort was able to pull out the mask and it meant more than the mask itself.

Who got it for him, and who was helping him connect with the dangerous first vampires?

Ricky!

The first reaction that popped into Solim's mind was the disgusting wizard family. They have been hit a bit badly lately, not to mention the connection between them and Voldemort, so it is very reasonable to assume that this is an opportunity to divert attention and gain a respite. Besides, there must be a price to be paid for encircling and suppressing those dangerous first-generation vampires, and maybe a few people they don't like will die.

The first generation of vampires and masks was first done by Ogle, as long as it is done properly, it can be involved and pull the Selwyn family into this quagmire, and then disperse the attack on the Rich family, and even cause the Selwyn family to reduce their combat strength.

The logic is clear and the motivation is clear. Solim was almost sure that this was the case, but there might be some details that weren't as good as he thought, but the general direction was not wrong.

After getting a strong ally, what is Voldemort going to do next?

This is an unavoidable question. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

One thing that is very important in order to build a so-called alliance is the same interests. What are the same interests of Voldemort as those original vampires?

Solim was indeed asked by Ogle not to get involved in anything related to Voldemort, but this did not prevent him from using his brain to analyze the situation. After losing the advantage of "foresight", every step of the future development of the situation is unknown to Solim, and he is not sure how things will develop. He should and must learn to analyze the situation and the future direction on his own.

Ordinary wizards can live their lives happily, but Solim's background means he can't.

Wizards who don't use their brains don't live long.

It's no secret that Voldemort is involved with the Richie family. In terms of position, Selween and Voldemort are incompatible, and since those vampires show their heads, they will inevitably be the targets of the Presbyterian Council. In this regard, Voldemort and the vampires have a common enemy.

But having a common enemy is not a necessary condition for Voldemort to form an alliance with the vampires. There is no other reason, and the emphasis is different. In the eyes of the Presbyterian Church, Voldemort is just a small disease of ringworm and scabies, but he is just a good individual, but vampires are different, this is a complete race, and the fact that 6 first-generation vampires came this time does not mean that only 6 vampire families are involved, they are the focus of the Presbyterian Church's crackdown.

It's the same with Selwyn, all they care about is Richie, what kind of cow and horse is Voldemort, and it's worth our fight? It's just a high-ranking pony under the command of an old rival.

In the case of unequal importance, Voldemort and vampires will not be equal. This was unacceptable to the arrogant Voldemort. Not to mention that he would definitely seek dominance, but at least to maintain an equal relationship with several vampire families.

So what chips can Voldemort come up with?

It can only be that mask. []

"There's still not enough information. Solim rested his feet on his desk, the chair under his ass supported by only two legs, and the others were still dangling, not worrying about turning over at all.

"You've been sitting there talking to yourself since you came back, what happened?"

Sylna was in the middle of the paper, her pet with the blood of the longhorned water snake had become extremely lazy due to the season, and Solim had left his black cat on his estate on the island of Neasto to be Elena's company, and Draco had gone to the court to train, causing the dormitory to be quite deserted.

"I should probably go back and ask for news. Solim muttered to himself, as if in response to Sylna.