Chapter 1533: Immortality

Without the use of magic detection, Dumbledore was able to keenly sense the stability of a person's soul, which had happened many times, and he could feel Voldemort's unstable soul due to multiple splits, as well as Harry's unstable soul that had been affected.

In other words, he now knew that Harry had a fragment of Voldemort's soul in his body!

It's really, a great talent.

Evan had learned from Dumbledore how to feel magic and witness the traces of magic, but he couldn't feel the state of a person's soul, which was a higher level of perception than witnessing magic.

"That diary, Riddle's, it was undoubtedly a Horcrux, at least it functioned as a Horcrux, and the fragments of Voldemort's soul stored inside were safe until it was destroyed. Dumbledore said, "But that's not what shocked me, what really intrigued and surprised me was the phenomenon that you described to me that I had never seen before, that fragment of soul, that fragment of soul, that fragment of soul, that could have taken the life of Mr. Weasley, who got it?"

"Can't other Horcruxes do that?"

"No, it's not the first time I've seen a Horcrux, but Voldemort's Horcruxes are clearly different. Dumbledore said, "While determining that the journal was a Horcrux, it also raised more questions for me, such as the fact that it was once used as both a protector and a weapon. ”

"What?"

"It functions perfectly as a Horcrux, and the soul hidden inside is safe, and indeed serves to help the owner avoid death. But that's not all, Riddle undoubtedly wants someone to read that journal, and that piece of his soul to possess someone else in order to free the Slytherin monster again. ”

"I know what's going on, Professor!" Harry said, "he wants people to know that he's the heir of Slytherin, because he didn't get a name at the time." ”

Evan was not in a hurry to express it, he was thinking about Dumbledore's words, Voldemort's Horcruxes were different from other people's Horcreats, they were used as both protective weapons and weapons.

It is highly active.

Active, this adjective used in Horcruxes may not be accurate and unprofessional, but it was undoubtedly Aven's first thought.

A highly active Horcrux not only quietly plays the role of a Horcrux, but also selectively attacks or lures people who approach it.

After being reminded by Dumbledore, Evan realized that Voldemort's Horcruxes were indeed different, and it had strong attack capabilities.

But how does it feel weird......

Thinking of this, Evan asked, "Professor, does the Horcrux need this kind of aggressiveness?"

"Generally not, this is the second important point we should focus on, in addition to Voldemort's Horcrux count. Dumbledore said, "Imagine if Voldemort's Wish Journal were passed on to or rooted in a future Hogwarts student, he would be very distracted by the precious soul fragments within. As Professor Slughorn said, the purpose of a Horcrux is to safely seal away a portion of one's soul, rather than throwing it in someone else's path to risk being destroyed...... This actually happened: the soul was gone, and as you can see, the journal had a greater initiative than the other destroyed Horcruxes, and it was destroyed because of its own actions. ”

Not entirely true, if it weren't for the fact that Evan had more concerns at the time and didn't have the ability to destroy the Horcruxes, he would have destroyed that diary a long time ago!

But if Evan didn't know anything and was taken over by Riddle in the diary, the Horcrux would eventually be destroyed.

This process is not led by him, it is completely the fault of Riddle in the diary, who made such a big formation under Dumbledore's nose, and it is strange that he is not eliminated.

"In fact, Voldemort's carelessness about this Horcrux strikes me as very ominous. This means that he is likely planning to make more Horcruxes, so losing one wouldn't be so dangerous, or some other more terrible reason we say we don't know, which I don't want to believe. ”

"Later it turned out more and more that he did make multiple Horcruxes, and as you told me two years later that he had said before, he was further on the path to immortality than anyone else. The Death Eaters will never know what this really means, but I'm sure he meant that he had crafted multiple Horcruxes. Dumbledore said, "Yes, multiple Horcruxes, which I believe no other wizard has. But the signs are all in good faith: Voldemort seems to have become less and less human over the years, and I think that metamorphosis can only be explained by the fact that his soul has been damaged beyond what we call ordinary evil......"

"Wait, Professor, I still don't quite understand. Harry said,??" He kills to keep himself immortal, and if he wants to live forever, why not make a philosopher's stone, or steal one? That seems simpler. ”

"The number of Philosopher's Stones is limited, and in a sense, it is much more difficult to use the Philosopher's Stone than to create a Horcrux, after all, the latter only relies on murder, and it is nothing to Voldemort. Dumbledore said, "The most important point is that the elixir does prolong life, but it must be drunk often, forever, to remain immortal. In that case, Voldemort would be completely dependent on the potion. If the potion runs out or becomes contaminated, or if the Philosopher's Stone is stolen, he will die like everyone else. Voldemort likes to go it alone, remember? I'm sure he would find dependence intolerable, even if it's the elixir. Of course, Harry, he was willing to drink it in order to get out of that half-life, half-dead state he had since attacked you, but that was only to regain his flesh. After that, I believe he intends to continue to rely on his Horcrux: he doesn't need anything else but a human body again. He is immortal...... Or closer to immortality than anyone else. ”

"To defeat Voldemort, you have to destroy all the Horcruxes, but luckily, we've destroyed three of them, and found the most special one, and now the two that are left are the Hufflepuff Gold Cup and the Statue of the Evil God......"

"Professor, the Golden Cup is a Horcrux that Voldemort made before his first failed escape, and he must have hidden it. Evan reminded, looking into Dumbledore's eyes, "hidden like a crown and a ring in a place that means something special to him, or given to his servants like a diary, to be kept by the Death Eaters whom he holds so specially......"