Hogwarts: My name is the Unforgivable Curse

Moody still raised his wand and pointed at Dumbledore without saying a word, as if he had not heard what Dumbledore said before.

"……All right."

Dumbledore adjusted his glasses helplessly: "The first time I contacted you this year was on May 10th, and the time I contacted you this time to play me was last Wednesday. Before that, you had been hiding in In the safe house. The password we set to confirm our identity is 'milk toffee'..."

At this point, he suddenly stopped talking and turned to look at Moody quietly, who still had the same face as him.

"When you explained your plan to me, what were the points of disagreement between us?"

It took about another two or three seconds before Moody asked again.

"You still don't trust Wormtail, even though he is bound by the oath."

Dumbledore replied immediately.

"……alright."

Moody then showed a sigh of relief, waved his wand to remove the iron armor spell in front of him, and counted on his fingers: "First tell the time of the two contacts, the second contact must be expressed in The day of the week instead of the date, my location, the code... well, it all clicked."

"Welcome back, Albus - it seems that things went much smoother for you than expected?"

"..."

Avada's eyelids jumped as she listened.

Co-author: The conversation just now, which seemed to be about exchanging information and confirming identity, were all passwords agreed upon in advance? ?

Does he need to be so vigilant? He just needs to be more careful when facing him, but the one he "questioned" before was Dumbledore, the most powerful wizard - if someone can really torture this information out of Dumbledore's mouth, then he will What's the use of being vigilant?

And listening to what Dumbledore said just now, Moody doesn't seem to be completely assured of Peter Pettigrew? Did he find any clues in Peter? Or was it just intuition from being a legendary Auror?

"To be honest, you really shouldn't act so shocked as soon as you lose your magic eyes."

Dumbledore still sighed helplessly: "I thought asking Fox to send me here would be enough to confirm my identity - I guess if the materials in this room weren't so complete, you would have already taken them out by now. A small anti-thief waterfall sprinkled on me..."

"I really wanted to do that."

Moody muttered in Dumbledore's voice and complained to Dumbledore himself, forming a rather strange picture in Avada's eyes: "I proposed before retiring. Hang an anti-theft waterfall outside every entrance of the Ministry of Magic, even if it is the simplest visible potion - but those guys always say that the budget is insufficient... it is nonsense. In those ten years, the Ministry of Magic was Are the number of Death Eater infiltrations still too low?!"

"...Ken,"

After thinking for a while, Dumbledore decided to ignore Moody's nagging for the time being, and turned to look at Avada who was standing aside: "You came back faster than expected - how is it? Is it going well? "

"It went very smoothly."

Moody, who was dissatisfied with being ignored by Dumbledore, grabbed Avada's words and took out the glass bottle containing Voldemort's complete soul from his pocket and handed it to Dumbledore: "I didn't know you were either. Where did you find such a genius? If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes and confirmed that you weren't joking with me, I wouldn't have believed that a soul that had been broken into several pieces could be glued back together..."

"Successful? Have you confirmed it?"

Dumbledore's beard trembled slightly, and then he took the glass bottle from Moody's hand, took out the Elder Wand and pointed it at it, closed his eyes and felt it carefully. Avada and Moody didn't say anything again and waited quietly for Dumbledore.

"…complete."

After another five or six minutes, Dumbledore opened his eyes again. There was still some surprise and disbelief in the depths of his eyes, and his trembling voice did not know whether he was exclaiming or murmuring to himself: "This is indeed true. It is indeed a complete soul, with no gaps or even signs of being split... How can you actually do it?"

"Such a broken and sinful soul can actually be restored by external means..."

"Ahem, Professor,"

Seeing that Dumbledore's hand stroking the glass bottle was trembling, Avada decided to divert his attention a little: "Now that the Horcrux matter has been resolved - I have something to give to you."

"Oh? What?"

As expected, Dumbledore's attention was drawn away from the glass bottle. He turned to look at Avada and asked.

"this."

Avada picked up the Gaunt family ring that was originally placed on the table: "Voldemort's last Horcrux, I didn't dare to tell you before because I was afraid of affecting your condition... You should know it."

"This is……!"

Dumbledore didn't even take the ring from Avada's hand. He just glanced at it and immediately felt as if he was struck by lightning. He remained motionless as if possessed by a maniac, staring at the ring in a daze. Moody next to him couldn't help but put his hand on the wand again...

"Take it back, Ken."

Probably with great willpower, Dumbledore finally withdrew his gaze from the Resurrection Stone with great difficulty, looked into Avada's eyes and smiled bitterly: "You shouldn't have let me see it at this time, Ken. Sir, it has had a great impact on my condition. We still have things to do now..."

Dumbledore had no intention of asking Avada where he got this thing that he had been thinking about for decades, nor was he curious about why he knew he needed it. Instead, he continued to control his gaze and said: "It comes first." Let you keep it, Mr. Ken. Anyway, I guess you have had it for a while, and you are qualified to keep it... After everything is over, we will discuss how to deal with it."

As she spoke, Avada was surprised to see Dumbledore pointing the Elder Wand at his temple, slowly pulling out a white thread of light and throwing it into the air to dissipate, and then his face gradually became more beautiful. Some.

Did he directly delete his memory of seeing the Resurrection Stone?

"Then tell me about the situation over there."

Seeing that Avada had quickly hidden the ring that could enchant Dumbledore into his pocket, Moody also opened his mouth to divert Dumbledore's attention: "Is the matter resolved?"

"Quite the opposite."

When this matter was mentioned, Dumbledore became serious again: "In fact, I came back this time to tell you that you may have to continue to disguise me for a longer time, and I will send you some more by the way." My beard, if you don’t want to, you can change it to hair..."

"why is that?"

Moody frowned: "What kind of enchanting soup did that old guy give you again?"

"……cough."

Dumbledore obviously heard the implication of Moody's words, and couldn't help but coughed in embarrassment: "How should I put it... the information he revealed to me this time was a bit beyond my expectations, and the variables suddenly increased too much. Our original plans must change accordingly..."