HP: Embrace the Darkness

The move of Snape's soul body made all Halpo's efforts nullify. He was so angry that he didn't understand the joint in the middle, but soon he understood it and suddenly looked at the silver thread returning to the ring.

A complete soul has perception. Even if the perception is very weak, it can roughly know the situation in the outside world.

Between Artes and himself, Snape chose Artes and gave up on himself.

So it's voluntary again.

Just like Artes voluntarily divided his soul and used it as a guide to make alchemical products, Snape voluntarily gave up himself just to protect the ring.

Haierbo was speechless for a moment.

He actually didn't quite understand that it was okay to die now. When he was young, he had made a lot of efforts to protect his own life.

Why is it different when it comes to Artes and Snape? Or is love really that selfless?

The light blue soul body rushed around in the bloody smoke, trying to escape, but was carried by the smoke to the center of the magic circle.

Haierbo looked up.

At this point, he couldn't stop the magic circle, but that didn't mean he couldn't use other methods.

On one side is Snape, who will drive Artes crazy, and on the other side are two experimental subjects.

He felt he didn't have to choose.

Haierbo silently approached with the snake staff and forcibly changed a few strokes in the magic circle, not allowing it to exert its full effect and only retaining the basic functions that could not be changed.

It was also at this time that he discovered that the lines covered by the robe at Voldemort's feet were different from the original ones. They were not connected to the fake Harry in another circle, but to him outside the magic circle.

"It turns out that your target is me, Voldemort. Very good. I have recorded the loss this time."

Haierbo rolled back and turned into its original snake.

The blood light faded away, and the magic circle dimmed, revealing the person standing inside.

Voldemort opened his eyes and checked himself immediately. This check revealed something was wrong - he did not turn into Herbo, but turned into his subordinate, Snape, who was called to deliver the medicinal herbs.

"An error occurred? Why?" Voldemort looked at Haierbo with suppressed anger in his eyes.

Haierbo wasn't used to the way he wore a black robe with the buttons buttoned to the top. He was stunned for a while before he realized what he was doing, and asked in response, waving his tail coldly.

"What do you say?"

Voldemort was wary of Herbo's strength, and coveted his body without success. When asked, he subconsciously raised his vigilance and went to get his wand, but it was empty.

"Voldemort" in the center of the magic circle opened his eyes. Voldemort saw a familiar body. Then he remembered that he and Snape had exchanged bodies. Recalling the position of Snape's wand, he took out the wand from his sleeve.

Halbo had no intention of breaking up with Voldemort now. He had to let him exchange Snape's body back, so he softened his tone.

"Your target was changed, which led to failure. You should really pull out your wand and kill him."

Voldemort looked over with doubt, and found that the man lying on the ground had woken up at some point, and was breathing heavily. His hair was wet and stuck to his forehead, but the lower half of his face had nothing to do with the savior.

"Harry Potter...Dumbledore!"

Voldemort slowly spit out the name on the tip of his tongue, and a ghastly murderous aura surged out of his eyes. As soon as he saw these two people, he turned into a sharp blade and cut off their heads.

How much of the anger is real and how much of it is fake, only he knows.

Halbo also knew, but he was too busy sending messages to Snape to explain the situation and had no time to talk to him.

"...That's the thing. I tried my best to modify the magic circle. He can't get your memory. Don't worry about that. He can't use all the alchemy products on you. I will find a way to exchange bodies again as soon as possible. Until then, don’t act rashly and do what he says.”

Halbo poured a lot of words into Snape's ears. He was not used to the coolness on his head, and his face was a little ugly. After hearing Halbo's words, his face became even more ugly, with a little worry in it.

"I will explain to Asseth. Although this matter is not directly related to me, it is also indirectly related. I will be responsible to the end."

Halebo was good at reading people's hearts. He could see through the source of Snape's worries at a glance. He calmed Snape's worries in a few words and then pointed the finger at Voldemort.

"Tom, you are in trouble. This soul exchange ceremony was not completely successful. If the soul is not returned to the original body in a complete form within a certain period of time, you will never be able to exchange souls, and immortality is even less possible. ”

Voldemort's pretended anger turned into real anger. He didn't dare to vent to Haierbo, so he picked a soft persimmon.

"Damn Harry Potter!"

Halper didn't want to think carefully about whether he or Harry Potter was being scolded in these words, and lazily flicked his tail to warn: "Make your choice, Tom."

Voldemort looked at Snape, who was pretending to be confused, with an unclear look in his eyes. After a while, he smiled softly on Snape's face, "Severus, you are my most loyal servant, right?"

Snape subconsciously wanted to kneel down as usual, but Voldemort stopped him with a wave of his wand.

"Severus, before I return to my body, you don't need to kneel down to prove your loyalty. The great Dark Lord must never kneel down. Do you understand?"

"Yes Master."

"No need to call me Master, call me Dark Lord."

Voldemort couldn't bear to say the word "master" on his face, so he gritted his teeth and asked Snape to change the title.

Halbo was particularly unhappy with Voldemort now, and deliberately came over to remind him quietly.

"Tom, you are him now, and he is you. Your names should be used interchangeably, so he should call you West...Severus? It seems that is the name, and you should call him master."