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Snape's eyes narrowed slightly.

Although Andy Collins is very annoying, I have to say...he is not as smart as a second-grade wizard.

Think Potter and Weasley!

Those two idiots are normal second-year wizards.

Simply, Snape didn't have time to chat with Andy about useless topics.

He said bluntly: "If you want to know the Dark Lord's secret, of course you can only use the Dark Lord's secret in exchange."

Andy raised an eyebrow.

The Dark Lord's secret?

Andy looked at Snape with a playful look. Is there anything the old bat doesn't know?

Dumbledore didn't tell him the truth?

"professor……"

Andy suddenly said: "What do you think about the cooperation between the two of us? Principal Dumbledore must have hidden a lot of things from you, right?"

"But I'm different. I never think those secrets are anything special. Concealing them will only make those who believe in you feel distressed."

Andy decided to take the opportunity to win over Snape.

Old Bat is working as an undercover agent for Voldemort, so he should be able to get a lot of useful information.

Rounding things off, this is just taking Snape as his younger brother!

Make a lot of money!

cooperate?

The corner of Snape's mouth twitched slightly. Isn't this kid too arrogant?

Also, what do you mean you never think those secrets are anything special?

Is this why you told Granger my secret?

"You want to cooperate with me?" Snape said sarcastically. New 𝟼𝟿 Book Bar→𝟼𝟿𝚜𝚑𝚞𝚡.𝚌𝚘𝚖

Andy spread his hands and said: "Although Dumbledore is very strong, he is unreliable. You should know this better than me."

"Yes, the principal is a good person, but his ideological level is too high, which is a bit scary. In order to fight against Voldemort, he can sacrifice anyone-including himself."

After a pause, Andy continued: "It's just because I saw this that I didn't want to approach the principal."

"I'm just an ordinary person. If an ordinary person gets too close to a saint like the principal, he may get hurt accidentally."

Snape was silent upon hearing this.

Anyone who knew Dumbledore had a common feeling - you could always trust Dumbledore.

He just has such charisma.

Dumbledore is powerful, and his influence, connections, and status in the wizarding world are unparalleled by ordinary wizards. He has a kind personality, obeys order, and dares to sacrifice himself.

You can find any good thing in him.

But as Andy said, Dumbledore's ideological level is a bit scary.

only……

I don’t believe Dumbledore, should I still believe you?

It's not that Snape looked down on Andy. Andy was too young. Even if Andy's magic talent was very high, how many years would it take for Andy to grow up to the level of Dumbledore and Voldemort?

When Voldemort became famous in the wizarding world, he was already in his thirties and almost forty. new

And what about Andy?

He is only twelve years old!

"I don't have time to talk nonsense to you." Snape felt that Andy was a bit too exaggerated and obviously lacked the beatings from society.

I have to find a chance to deal with him.

"Okay!" Andy sighed. Winning over Snape was obviously not something that could be done with just a few words.

Firstly, Andy's strength is not too strong, and secondly, there is a gap in age and status between the two.

Snape was twenty years older than Andy. He was a professor and Andy was a student.

Are these all obstacles between the two of them?

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Even for the sake of face, Snape would not easily cooperate with Andy.

But Andy believes in one thing, as long as you swing the hoe well, there is no corner that cannot be dug down.

Snape obviously lacks the beatings from society!

Andy thought to himself that finding an opportunity to beat Snape would be the wisest decision.

"Professor, what do you want to know?" Andy asked.

Snape was silent for a moment, and then said calmly: "The secret of the Dark Lord's immortality...you must be curious too, right?"

"This...!"

Andy laughed when he heard this: "Actually, I already know the secret of Voldemort's immortality, but that method is not suitable for me, so I gave up."

Snape was shocked!

As expected, this kid already knew.

Snape suddenly understood the difference between himself and Dumbledore, Voldemort, and Andy.

Snape had always considered himself a genius.

He was able to invent magic spells and improve the formula of potions when he was a student, and he was also extremely obsessed with magic. If it weren't for James Potter and there were four of them, Snape didn't think he could beat him.

But at his age, Voldemort already had invincible strength in the wizarding world - he was only inferior to Dumbledore.

Seeing Andy Collins in front of me...

Snape suddenly discovered that they actually had several things in common. That is, they all have a pair of eyes that are good at discovery, and a brain that is good at thinking.

There are many people who are good at thinking, but not everyone can find the right way of thinking.

"What is it?" Snape's voice was hoarse.

"Horcrux!"

Andy smiled: "Tear your soul apart through killing, then put it in a container and protect it with magic."

"In this way, even if your body dies, you will still have part of your soul in the world."

"Based on the principle of 'soul unity', your main soul will not die with your body. As long as you find an opportunity, you can use magic to reshape your body."

Andy looked at Snape and continued: "This is the secret of Voldemort's immortality..."

"Stupid, right?"

"If a human being is missing a finger, it will bring great inconvenience to life, not to mention... what is missing is the soul?"

Snape's eyes were a little hollow, which was a symbol of the full power of Occlumency.

Horcrux... Horcrux...

I see!

Snape suddenly understood why Dumbledore was unwilling to tell others this secret.

Because for most people in the magical world, Horcruxes are an irresistible temptation. And once everyone creates Horcruxes, the entire society will fall into turmoil.

What's even more frightening is that people like Andy who pursue power and immortality can actually resist the temptation of Horcruxes.

No, he even dismissed it.

Keeping the soul intact... is it because there is something greater to pursue?

Besides power and immortality, what else does he want?

This kid may be more terrifying than Voldemort.

Snape thought to himself: "No wonder Voldemort's character is so extreme, because he created more than one Horcrux, and his soul has become incomplete after being divided many times."

"Black magic transforms, splits the soul to create Horcruxes... causing the soul to become darker..."

Snape understood that this was the secret of Voldemort's power.

Andy looked at Snape, raised his eyebrows and said, "It's your turn, Professor."

"Dark Magic Transfiguration...the secret of Voldemort's power."