The Charles Becomes a Wizard

The deepest secret was revealed in public, and Voldemort's face turned pale and blue, which was very ugly.

"Horcrux?" Ciel asked in confusion, "What is that?"

"The soul is split and one part is hidden in an object outside the body. The carrier of that part of the soul is the Horcrux." Gellert explained, "The advantage of doing this is that even if the body is attacked or destroyed, it will not die, because there is still a part of the soul that is not damaged in the world."

Gellert paused and looked at Voldemort with a complicated expression. "Although it sounds good, splitting the soul will also affect a person's mind and magic. Horcruxes are dangerous and evil magic props, and are also a means of torture in the Middle World."

Even though he had long realized that Horcruxes were not good things, Voldemort still felt a tightness in his chest after hearing these words.

"Making Horcruxes is an extremely advanced dark magic. Apart from the nobles' libraries, very few people should know about it."

So how did Voldemort find this spell so accurately without being noticed by everyone?

Voldemort closed his eyes and said, "I found it in a book called Advanced Dark Magic Deciphered in the Hogwarts Library."

"How is this possible?" Lucius cried out.

Even in the Malfoy family, which does not discriminate against dark magic, this overly evil dark magic is locked deep in the library and will not be easily taken out for their descendants to read.

Now Voldemort actually told him that this kind of book can be seen in the Hogwarts library?!

"It should be the bait released by Professor Dumbledore," Ciel propped up his chin and looked at Voldemort, "Let me think, Lord Voldemort, leaping over death, you want to gain eternal life by making a Horcrux?!"

Is this person out of his mind?! Do you believe everything the book says?

You were supposed to be a smart student with good character and academic performance, is this his IQ?

Why not experiment on others before doing it yourself?

Ciel's overly straightforward gaze made Voldemort angry and embarrassed: "If it were you, with such an opportunity to achieve immortality in front of you, can you guarantee that you would not be tempted?"

Lucius Malfoy has the Philosopher's Stone: He can.

"Why are you so moved?" Charles asked in a calm tone.

"It's strange that such a book would appear in the library of Hogwarts, where even offensive spells are not taught. In fact, I'm curious why you never doubted this at the beginning."

"And I never thought that Horcruxes could really allow people to leap over death." Ciel pressed his hands down, "Don't rush to refute me, Mr. Voldemort, I want to ask you a question."

"If Horcruxes are really such good things, why don't so many ancient families make them?"

"Of course you might say that it is because making a Horcrux involves violating taboos. But I personally think that faced with such a great temptation of immortality, people's moral bottom line will never be too high."

"Is there no one among so many wizard families who has tried? If someone succeeded, why hasn't anyone heard of it? You know, it is impossible for a person who can't die to hide it from the entire wizarding world."

"The wizarding world has existed for so many years, and there are many talented wizards, but from beginning to end, only one Nicolas Flamel has lived for so long. Doesn't this explain the problem?"

"Perhaps someone really succeeded in extending his life through the Horcrux, but he still died in the end." Ciel tapped the table with his fingers. "Isn't it strange? Mr. Grindelwald just said that after making a Horcrux, one will not die even if the body is damaged."

"Mr. Voldemort, what do you think caused his death in this situation?" The handsome boy tilted his head and gave his final conclusion.

"There is only one possibility. The Horcrux will cause damage to itself, and this damage will lead to the death of the original body."

As soon as the words fell, the room fell silent.

Voldemort was confused by Ciel's series of questions and couldn't help but start to reflect - why did he think it was a good idea to create a Horcrux?

"Clap, clap, clap." Gellert clapped silently, looking at Charles with obvious admiration in his eyes.

Before he could say anything, he was interrupted by Lucius's "lord".

"I remember you haven't been back to Hogwarts since graduation, right?"

Voldemort nodded sullenly. Although he had applied for the position of Defense Against the Dark Arts professor many times, he was rejected every time.

"So, the book?"

"I discovered it when I was a student at Hogwarts."

"So it seems that it is a tradition for Dumbledore to take action against students in school?" Charles said casually.

Compared to the methods he used against Voldemort, Dumbledore was really gentle to him.

However, Charles did not feel any gratitude for this. Instead, he became more determined to get Dumbledore out of Hogwarts.

If we let such a person stay in school, this kind of thing will probably happen again.

"Dumbledore hates all smart and ambitious people," Voldemort sneered sinisterly. "He only likes those stupid lions who have no brains and cause trouble everywhere."

Um.....

This statement sounds a little familiar.

Ciel stroked his chin and turned to look at Gellert.

Ah, his face has really turned dark!