Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity

Dumbledore had left Hogwarts for about two months due to matters in the Middle East.

But during this time, Voldemort had never left.

Over the past few months, he had been watching Roger's every step of growth.

Initially, Roger grew very quickly, appearing almost monstrous in Voldemort's eyes, but still within his realm of understanding.

As one of the world's top wizards, Voldemort naturally had extensive knowledge and had read in some ancient books about genius wizards who possessed great power from childhood.

So, he could still accept it.

However, since Roger's second brain had been perfected and his growth had entered a new stage, Voldemort completely couldn't understand Roger anymore.

If Roger maintained his current power growth curve, Voldemort believed that he could completely surpass himself in at most one or two years.

He had to remember that he was hailed as a genius who would definitely become the Minister of Magic five years after graduation, and he was already over sixty years old this year.

This was only his achievement in magic, not counting his rule-breaking ability to predict the future.

The weekly ordeal of fate had even calmed Voldemort's temper a bit.

…Is this thing a creature that should have been born in this world?

This was a thought that often echoed in Voldemort's mind.

This suspicion even made Voldemort consider the idea of 'should I go to the Middle East'.

As the person who currently understood the extent of Roger's power the most in this world.

Voldemort believed that as a Seer, he couldn't possibly not be watching him at this moment.

"You're watching me, aren't you, Roger!" After saying this, Voldemort's final killing move followed closely behind.

But it wasn't attacking Roger.

He didn't know Roger's location, and even if he did, he didn't think that his move could really harm that Seer.

His attack direction was…

Severus Snape!

How to restrict a Seer? The answer is to make the Seer willingly be restricted by you.

This move is called, Attacking What He Must Save.

As long as he could delay the Seer for a moment, he could use his soul form to escape.

Harry wanted to block this attack, but this final move, which sacrificed Quirrell's life, was released in a scattered form under Voldemort's guidance.

The range that Harry could resist was really limited.

Good, next should be…

Voldemort, who had already separated his soul from Quirrell's body and transformed into a bizarre form of only shadows and steam, locked his gaze on Snape.

A figure appeared beside Snape, blocking the attack, as he expected, but… there was more than one figure!

"Dumbledore!"

The person he had difficulty forgetting in the first half of his life was now so close to him.

Is this also within your calculations?

Seer!

Although he no longer had a body, Voldemort still had the illusion of feeling tense and a chill down his spine at this moment, as if it were phantom pain.

Fortunately, this feeling only lasted for a moment.

Until he brushed past Dumbledore, Dumbledore still didn't react and just let him leave.

"Headmaster!"

Seeing Voldemort escape, Harry Potter widened his eyes, he was so anxious that the words were on the tip of his tongue but he couldn't say them.

But that bloodshot gaze seemed to be roaring silently: 'Why are you just watching!'

Just as Harry's emotions were unstable, Roger patted him on the shoulder and said, "Don't be so agitated, even if we kept him here, it wouldn't mean anything."

"Voldemort is not someone who can be easily killed."

Harry's gaze shifted to Roger's face, and looking at the serious expression on his face, Harry suppressed his surging emotions.

After getting along for this period of time, Roger had already gained Harry's trust, although it concerned the blood feud of his parents, he still chose to believe Roger at this time.

Seeing Harry's emotions calm down, Roger continued, "As you can see, Voldemort is very weak now, so why do you think that I and Headmaster Dumbledore didn't eliminate him at the first moment we knew his identity?"

Without waiting for Harry to react, Roger answered himself, "Because Voldemort will be resurrected."

"A resurrected Voldemort is even more troublesome, it's better to keep Voldemort within our control, that way it's safer."

This statement was not to deceive Harry, but rather the consensus between Roger and Dumbledore on how to deal with Voldemort.

Voldemort has Horcruxes as a means of resurrection, but the trouble lies not only in the resurrection ability of the Horcruxes, but also in… mental solidification!

Voldemort's Horcruxes are not completely unified in will.

He has gone very far on the road to immortality, and in addition to the lifespan problems of the body and soul, he has also solved some of the troubles in the mind to a certain extent.

In order to avoid dying from mental aging, those Horcruxes carefully crafted by Voldemort recorded his mental state at different periods.

Although Roger believes that his solution is not the right path, this path will cause Voldemort to lose his self-continuity, and is the resurrected Voldemort really still him?

But it is undeniable that the young Voldemort, whose mind was not so deeply eroded by dark magic, once he obtains all the memories of the older Voldemort, the trouble he can bring is likely to be above the current Voldemort.

Therefore, the best way to kill Voldemort is to first destroy all the Horcruxes, and finally solve the original Voldemort, who is already terminally ill from a mental level and uses his magical possibilities in exchange for more dark magic power.

Of course, there was no need to tell Harry about these follow-up matters.

Harry is one of Voldemort's Horcruxes, he hasn't learned Occlumency yet, and he doesn't have Roger's level of power, in order to avoid accidents, some things still have to be kept secret.

Thinking of this, Roger also put the matter of letting Harry learn Occlumency on the agenda in his mind.

It's okay now, Harry doesn't know much, but if Harry starts researching space-time in the future, and Voldemort comes up with soul listening again, then the fun will be great!

Moreover, he has to do this himself, although Snape is also a master of Occlumency, but learning Occlumency is not a happy thing.

If it was the former Snape, he might be able to do it.

But…

Looking at Snape's gaze towards Harry, which was completely different from when he first entered school, Roger felt that he might not be able to do it.

He should be the villain.

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After Voldemort ran away, Dumbledore arranged for Harry and Snape, who were very tired after a fierce battle with the weakened Voldemort, to rest.

And Roger stayed by his side and came to the headmaster's office with him.

Voldemort's matter has come to an end for the time being, but there are still many things to talk about between him and Roger.

Sitting on the headmaster's chair, behind him were the magical portraits of the previous headmasters of Hogwarts.

Dumbledore looked at the smiling child opposite him, with thousands of words in his heart, but for a moment he couldn't find the thread.

The understanding Roger noticed this situation, so he took the lead and said: "Headmaster, Professor Quirrell was sacrificed by Voldemort, now there is no professor for Defense Against the Dark Arts."

"It's only the end of December now, there are still half a year of courses, who do you plan to have take over this position?"