The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

The use of magic requires the belief of a wizard, and the theory that magic can in turn affect people's minds is not unreasonable, so DeWitt stopped and thought deeply: "Where did you read it?"

"The book in the Hogwarts library, if I remember correctly, is called "The Penultimate Chapter of "The Origin of Dark Arts", which talks about the principles and effects of the Unforgivable Curse," Hermione said clearly, "especially the need to

To bring pain to the other party, you must have a firm determination to hurt the other party. Imagine that the other party is immersed in pain. The more negative emotions such as hatred and anger in your heart, the more powerful the spell will be. Therefore,

The Death Curse and the Cruciatus Curse require special pain, and it would be better if you have personal experience in this aspect of hatred."

At this time, Hermione looked around nervously. She rechecked the illusion she had set up, looked at the unaware goblin guards, and continued: "And every time you cast a spell, you need to immerse yourself in negative emotions and think about it again.

The past of being in pain and not wanting to live anymore - this is how I understand it. Perhaps it will be more intuitive to explain it using ordinary people's theory - a person who is depressed all day long and wallows in suffering has a mentality that is far inferior to that of a person who feels good and is optimistic.

If things go on like this, the caster's body and spirit will be destroyed. At the same time, there is detailed theoretical data support in the magic world - fallen wizards whose hearts are full of negative emotions will always make the magic in their hands more aggressive.

Just like the Levitation Charm, these Dark Wizard's Levitation Charms are more likely to cause damage to items. So, don't use the Unforgivable Curses - okay?"

Those pleading eyes staring at him made DeWitt give up all thoughts of arguing. He lowered his wand and said: "Okay." Look at the trembling goblin brothers again - their behavior is still despicable, but they

Compared with other things, his evil deeds have become no longer important. What has changed is DeWitt's mentality. So DeWitt gave up the original idea, and he went on to say: "It's up to you to finish it."

Hermione glanced at DeWitt uncertainly, and then used the Forgetting Curse on the goblin brothers as quickly as possible - this was the kindest and most anger-free method she could think of.

This not only makes DeWitt feel uncomfortable, but also saves Hermione from self-blame. The power of the two forgetting spells will only make them forget what happened in the past few days at the beginning. As the days go by, they

You will forget more and more things, and when you find out that you have been bewitched, you will never be able to heal them because you have delayed them for too long, and you will not be able to find out who cast the spell on them.

"That's it?" Hermione asked DeWitt for his opinion, "They will encounter all kinds of troubles in the days to come because of the loss of memory, until in the end, even their greedy nature will be forgotten, I

I think this is more appropriate than venting torture."

"Are you still opening an account at Gringotts?"

"No," Hermione replied, "Now, I have completely lost trust in Gringotts."

"I plan to take some of it with me and let you keep the other part," Hermione thought for a while and continued, "You must have a way, right?"

DeWitt has a way. Money will be a number to him, and he can use it whenever he needs it.

After leaving Gringotts, the previous trivial worries seemed to be left behind. The relaxation and joy of the holiday finally came to DeWitt and Hermione, but as they returned to Feier

Lady's house, seeing Mr. and Mrs. Granger talking to Ms. Feier - Hermione's heart was immediately overtaken by a strong sense of crisis, and DeWitt also felt irritable, just like before falling asleep on a summer night.

I suddenly saw a mosquito, and I couldn’t sleep well without killing it. Voldemort was such a mosquito.

This old devil... He is now hiding in the magic world, just like a mosquito hiding in the light with its wings fluttering. If you want to really kill the mosquito, you must wait patiently for flaws and opportunities. DeWitt motioned to Ms. Feier to

The space in the living room was reserved for Hermione and her family. He and Ms. Feier went to the study and closed the door.

DeWitt entered the room first and sat on the chair behind the desk. After Ms. Feier sat across from the desk, he said bluntly: "It's been delayed for too long, and the facts have proved that Voldemort has become a big deal now."

How to solve small stubborn problems?"

Of course, Ms. Fierre would not ignore Voldemort. She had naturally thought about it thousands of times, and now her answer is fluent and natural: "It's difficult to solve, because I don't know how he was resurrected."

"Magic cannot bring people back from the dead," DeWitt said. "This is generally accepted common sense in the magic world. I know this."

Ms. Feier whispered: "So, I think maybe he never died."

This is also DeWitt's view from the first grade until now - at first, he believed that Voldemort was just a incomplete and disembodied soul, unable to interfere in the material world at all, but now Voldemort is resurrected.
"What magic is that?" DeWitt asked, "The magic of resurrection?"

"I have never heard of it," Ms. Fierre replied. "There is no trace of magic even in the darkest corners of Hogwarts."

"So have you heard of this word?" DeWitt said, "Horcrux."

Ms. Feier shook her head.

"This is what Dumbledore said himself. He said that Voldemort was not dead because of Horcruxes, and splitting his soul was also to create Horcruxes. Therefore, the idea that Voldemort is not dead is correct," DeWitt said. "Then how to kill him?"

Kill him?" Without waiting for Ms. Feier's answer, he continued, "I think we need to find all the Horcruxes and finally completely destroy their main bodies."

Ms. Feier had nothing to say, and DeWitt had finished speaking. She began to think about the reason why she was here.

"But how many Horcruxes are there?" DeWitt continued, "If I want to live forever...use Horcruxes to live forever, then the more of these things, the better - within the range that the soul can bear, but Voldemort

What’s the limit?”

"There are two known Horcruxes, one is a diary and the other is Ravenclaw's diadem. I saw the weight of the soul inside, but the strange thing is that the weight of the soul inside is completely different. The soul of the diary

"More, the soul of the crown is less," DeWitt raised his arms to hold his forehead, and said slowly while thinking, "Where is the main soul of Voldemort's escaped soul? It weighs less..."

While thinking, Hermione quietly opened the door to the study and walked in. She tentatively gave her opinion: "Then can you infer the number of times the soul has been divided by comparing the proportions of the soul? For example, every time a Horcrux is made,

To split the remaining half of the soul, there must be a proportional relationship between the soul weight of the mysterious man's main body and the other two Horcruxes."

"No," DeWitt denied the idea, "It can't be done. The soul cannot be quantified... No, there is another possibility. I don't have a unit to quantify the soul. I only judge the size of the soul based on my feelings.

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"Is there really nothing we can do?" Hermione said worriedly, "If the mysterious man randomly made his Horcrux out of a piece of stone, then threw it into the sea and drifted to wherever he wanted, wouldn't no one be able to find it?

After all, Horcruxes are invulnerable. Even if there are means to destroy them, by that time, no one will go around the world to remove all the rocks and sand from the oceans and beaches, right?"

"Damn it, Voldemort!" DeWitt couldn't help but say, he had already determined that Voldemort would do this, because this is an almost foolproof method, "There is only one method - you must control his main body."

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