Looking at the other party's novel method of using ghosts to open the way and fake the way, even Clark felt very amazing, he didn't expect magic to be used like this, he was playing magic out of his flowers!

When I first read the original book, Clark was very strange about how Voldemort, a weakened remnant, had passed through the levels after Quirrell, returned the way he came, and escaped from Hogwarts Castle.

Didn't he meet Professor Dumbledore on the way? Could it be that he is really a villain of Destiny? Lucky enough not to fight Harry Potter?

Of course, there is also speculation that Voldemort's remnant may have been deliberately let go by Dumbledore in order to complete his savior training plan.

After all, Voldemort still had a fragment of his soul on Harry's body, and Dumbledore probably knew that destroying Voldemort's remnant soul alone would not solve this problem.

Regarding this, Ms. Rowling also made a supplementary setting in the fifth part of her follow-up.

But just to put an opponent on Harry Potter and make our old headmaster turn a blind eye to the evil Voldemort? And also indulged him in setting off a bloody storm, so much so that in the resurrection ceremony three years later, an innocent and excellent young man was killed?

He didn't believe Dumbledore would do that!

Clarke and Dumbledore have not had much contact, although they have already exchanged hands on the matter of the Dragon Farm, but the cautious Clark has no intention of "putting his heart to heart" with the old headmaster.

Anyway, he is younger and has more potential for development.

But whether familiar or unfamiliar, Clark did not believe that the gray-haired old headmaster would now do something that connived at evil and harmed the students of Hogwarts.

On the night of the opening ceremony, Professor Dumbledore's soul anchoring was clearly revealed, and that was "love", love for all beings, love for children, and love for the school.

This famous white wizard in the wizarding world is perhaps the closest to resonating with Hogwarts in the thousands of years since its founding.

If it weren't for the rules of the entire Harry Potter world, I'm afraid that this old headmaster would have been able to transform this castle into his own magic tower, dojo, and even a half-plane.

Unless his soul anchor has fallen off, or his strength has begun to recede, there will be absolutely no change in his way of dealing with people.

It is precisely because of his deep belief in this that Clarke dared to confront Voldemort boldly when he faced the resentful spirit just now.

As long as he is a student at Hogwarts for a day, this is his home turf, even if Dumbledore is not there, this castle will spontaneously care for its students, this feeling of having someone to support is so good!

And when Clark saw the dark crack in the void that suddenly existed, he realized how the Dark Lord had escaped from the heavily guarded Hogwarts in the original books.

He actually sacrificed Quirrell's soul directly, taking advantage of the fact that the revenant soul will inevitably return to the Styx, opened a crack to the underworld in Hogwarts Castle, and then relied on his own particularity as a remnant soul to carry out a remote transfer through the underworld.

With a good hand of ghosts, this Dark Lord is a master of exploiting loopholes in the rules.

As one of the three great rivers of the multiverse, the River Styx is the destination of souls that connect all cosmic dimensions.

Like fate and time, it cannot be seen, touched, has no beginning or end, but is everywhere.

Every soul will eventually merge into it and return to the heavens and worlds.

The underworld is the transition zone between the River Styx and the real dimension, and it is the rest room of the soul before going to the River Styx.

In this way, Voldemort took advantage of his non-living and non-dead nature as a Horcrux to repeatedly swim around the edge of the River Styx.

Not only can you understand the rules of death and enhance the power of its black magic, but it can also use the characteristics of the River Styx to connect all places, and shuttle between the underworld and the material world in an instant.

This also explains another puzzle in Clark's mind, why Voldemort would travel thousands of miles to Albania after missing the young Harry.

Although Albania at that time, due to historical reasons, was under the last shadow of Hoxhaism, the whole country was very closed, and the internal supervision was crowded, and it was difficult for foreign wizards to enter it, but the risk along the way was too great.

A ghost, from the northwest corner of Europe, across the mountains and straits, fled to the southeast corner, along the way if he encounters a bad black wizard, or a jealous white wizard, he may start a business and collapse in the middle of the way.

And when Clark saw the current situation, everything made sense, under the upheaval, he must have opened the passage to the underworld like now, and fled directly to Albania, which is more familiar and will not be found by British wizards.

Of course, there is a prerequisite for this method, and that is that a fresh soul is needed to open the door to the underworld. It was James Potter or Lily Potter before, and now it's Quirrell.

This is also why, when he was hiding in Albania, he did not use this method again, because at that time, he only had a little remnant soul left, and he could not even kill a child.

Hermione stayed behind Clark, this not tall figure, it was so majestic in her eyes.

She saw with her own eyes how this young wizard her age, her idol, her friend, had used her tactics and words to defeat the professor and drive out the Dark Lord.

It can be said that no student at Hogwarts can do such a great feat, and she is sure of that. Because even she didn't expect that the levels guarding the Philosopher's Stone in front of her were actually designed by the professors to save Quirrell.

It was only after Clark told that she realized that she had fallen into a binary opposition between good and evil, black and white, in this matter, and she didn't think about it in her heart, whether Professor Quirrell could be saved, and did he still have a chance?

"Who are our friends? Who are our enemies? This is not a static issue. Therefore, when we look at certain things, we need to combine them with specific situations and conduct dynamic analysis. ”

Clarke's words, which had been spoken in Hagrid's cabin, suddenly rang in her ears again, and she realized how difficult it was to carry on this spirit of speculation.

The prejudice in people's hearts is a big mountain, no matter how hard you try, it is difficult to move.

Ever since she entered the wizarding world, all she had heard was how dangerous Voldemort was, how cruel he was, and how evil he was. Then Quirrell, who followed him, was naturally a heinous villain.

Even Quirrell himself had this subconscious cognition, so much so that he himself missed the kindness that the professors had unleashed on him to get to where he is today.