The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

In fact, it's no wonder that Dumbledore is so cautious. In fact, in today's magical world, there are too few people who can really take charge.

What Dumbledore is most worried about now is that when he grows old, no one in the British wizarding world can fight against Voldemort.

Most wizards live long lives, but after ten years at most, even if Dumbledore holds the Elder Wand, it will be difficult to compete with Voldemort.

After all, battles test not only magical attainments, but also reaction abilities and timing.

After hearing Snape say that Voldemort would not take the initiative to find him, Dumbledore was not too optimistic.

"how about you?"

Dumbledore said: "Since you plan to win Voldemort's trust, you must go to the Albanian forest to meet him."

Snape's expression remained unchanged, "I will adapt accordingly."

Having said this, Snape looked at Dumbledore and his tone became more serious, "Now that you have the Sorcerer's Stone in your hand..."

Before Snape could finish speaking, Dumbledore raised his hand to stop Snape's next words.

"The Philosopher's Stone is not omnipotent, it cannot prevent the body from aging." Dumbledore met Nico Flamel, who was so old that even shaking hands would break his bones.

Dumbledore didn't want to live like Nico Flamel.

Nico Flamel at least had a wife, but Dumbledore was alone, without even a soul to rest on in this world.

He didn't live enough, but he wasn't afraid of death either.

Just let everything take its course.

The only person Dumbledore was worried about now was actually Voldemort.

That was what he brought into the wizarding world, and what he taught him. He always had to solve the troubles caused by Voldemort.

"Is there no other way?" Snape's eyes were a little complicated.

After some events this year, he has seen Dumbledore's plans and Dumbledore's worries.

Before discovering the secret of Voldemort's immortality, Dumbledore could not kill Voldemort, nor could he deal with Voldemort in his wandering spirit state.

But Voldemort will always resurrect.

If he failed this time, there would be another time, and the next time, he would not fail all the time.

According to the prophecy, Harry Potter is the old enemy marked by Voldemort himself, and he also possesses a power that Voldemort does not understand, which is Lily's love for her son.

That's why Dumbledore pinned his hopes on Harry Potter.

But Harry…

Some people see people with their own filters, while some people see people with their own colored glasses.

In Snape's eyes, Harry was stupid and arrogant, even worse than his father - James Potter was also stupid, arrogant, and incompetent in Snape's eyes.

This is also the fundamental reason why Snape decided to stay undercover with Voldemort.

He always wanted to protect Lily's son.

Dumbledore was silent for a moment, "Harry is the only hope."

"You promised me before." Snape was a little angry. This was different from what he had promised before.

"I can still hold on for a few more years."

Dumbledore looked a little tired, "Severus, during the holidays, you should keep an eye on Malfoy."

Snape looked confused, "Draco? What happened to him?"

"It's Lucius Malfoy."

Dumbledore said slowly: "I still have some influence with Fudge, and Arthur works in the Bureau of Misuse of Muggle Items. During the summer vacation, I will ask the Ministry of Magic to search for dark magic items and illegally modified Muggle items. .”

Snape frowned slightly, what is this old man going to do?

"I have some of the secrets of Voldemort's immortality."

Dumbledore said slowly: "It's just that I still need some evidence now."

"Do you think the evidence is in Lucius's hands?" Snape asked in a serious voice.

"I hope it's in his hands too."

Dumbledore said: "The Ministry of Magic probably won't be able to find anything, so I have to rely on you."

Snape nodded, "I will keep an eye on him. But... what exactly is the evidence you are talking about?"

"I don't know either." Dumbledore shook his head slowly.

There are many ways to prevent death in the wizarding world, and there are nearly ten ways recorded in the library of Hogwarts.

Horcruxes are just one of them.

The reason why Dumbledore suspected that Voldemort had made Horcruxes was because the method of making Horcruxes was recorded in the book "Advanced Dark Arts Revealed".

Voldemort is a dark wizard. If he wants to prevent death, he will naturally use the most sophisticated black magic.

Snape's face turned dark.

You don’t know what it means?

You don’t know, and you still ask me to find it. Are you sick?

"I just doubt..."

Dumbledore explained: "That thing can be anything, but it must be an item of Dark Arts."

After thinking for a while, Dumbledore added, "That thing may also be able to confuse people."

Snape looked a little better.

As long as there are clues.

"I've been keeping an eye on Quirrell during this time. How is Collins doing?" After talking about Voldemort's major events, Dumbledore turned his attention to the next student who might be a bad student.

Dumbledore had already heard that Andy dared to read dark magic books in the principal's office.

That's called being unscrupulous.

Voldemort at least had some scruples when he was a student, but Andy didn't even have these scruples.

After all, it is impossible to expel students from Hogwarts for learning dark arts, and peeking into forbidden books will only deduct points and close the door.

For Andy, these punishments are not painful at all (no).

Snape looked unhappy when he heard this, "How should I know."

Snape didn't want to see Andy ever since Andy planned to introduce his aunt to Snape.

And Snape suspected that Andy already knew about his school days. At this moment, Snape wished he were still a Death Eater.

Learn about Forgetfulness and the Cruciatus Curse.

"The last time he came to my office, he secretly... read the book "Advanced Dark Arts Revealed"." Dumbledore wanted to say 'peep', but Andy obviously read it openly.

That book actually records a lot of brilliant black magic.

Snape also became serious when he heard this, "How many has he read?"

"Just watched it for a while."

Dumbledore said: "Collins probably only read one chapter. He had some self-control and finally put the book back."

"Then what are you worried about?" Snape asked.

Dumbledore briefly recounted the conversation that took place in the principal's office that day.

Andy does have some self-control, but his purpose of putting the book back was to deal with Dumbledore.

You see, I knew the real book would teach me bad things, so I stopped reading it.

"If the prophecy should be on Collins, you wouldn't have such a headache, would you?" Snape didn't care that Andy learned dark magic. What's wrong with learning dark magic? He also learned it.