The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 88 Sometimes it is a good idea to tell the parents
Voldemort's Horcrux notes are inconspicuous, of course, this is also a way to protect the Horcruxes. The effect is no worse than hiding them in caves or protecting them with powerful magic.

If this notebook alone entered Hogwarts, even though Dumbledore had powerful authority as the headmaster of Hogwarts, he would be powerless to do anything about it.

However, when this book was placed in front of Dumbledore, all the concealment methods were ineffective. After all, even Ryan, who had been exposed to magic for less than two years, could feel that there was an uncomfortable atmosphere on this book. How could Dumbledore, who had fought Voldemort for half his life, not feel it?

Dumbledore waved his wand, and the silver ribbon released from the wand head wrapped around the notebook tightly. The Phoenix, who looked unwell, stood up and stared at the notebook.

"Child, come behind me." Dumbledore said while holding up his wand: "This thing may be more dangerous than I thought. I think you need to stay away from it."

Although Ryan knew that this notebook had not absorbed much energy since it was made, and it had a fight with Uncle Nine before, it should not have much power to attack actively now. But because these things were difficult to explain, he could only hide behind Dumbledore as he was told. After all, he came here today to sue the parents, and he had to act like he was sueing the parents.

After confirming that Ryan was well hidden, Dumbledore turned the strap around the notebook into a silver translucent protective cover. Then he carefully manipulated a silver instrument on the table and opened the notebook. When Ryan saw the name on the title page, he clearly saw Dumbledore's back pause.

Of course, this is inevitable. Although Voldemort's original name is not known to many people because of his efforts to erase his past, as Voldemort's teacher for seven years and his lifelong enemy, the moment he saw this name, he knew who this thing belonged to.

After all, in the original text, after meeting Voldemort, Dumbledore insisted on calling Voldemort Tom, so how could he not know Voldemort's real name?

Of course, because Dumbledore had fought with Voldemort for half his life, and knowing what kind of person Voldemort was, Dumbledore naturally did not dare to underestimate the things he left behind.

After flipping through the book hastily and finding that there was nothing written on it, Dumbledore began to wave his wand vigorously and chanted some spells.

You have to know that for a wizard of Dumbledore's level, most spells can be cast silently. In the original text, when fighting Voldemort in the Ministry of Magic, Dumbledore could even cast magic while arguing with Voldemort. At this time, Dumbledore actually read the spell silently, which shows his fear of such things.

As Dumbledore chanted the spell, one after another runes burning like flames flew out from the head of Professor Dumbledore's wand, and then sank into the notebook one by one.

Although Ryan acquired a full set of rune knowledge during his trip to Iceland, he was not familiar with the magic that Dumbledore was now unleashing.

It's like some papers, you can recognize every word in it, but you don't know what the paper is about.

As more characters were entered, black smoke began to emerge from the notebook, and finally a blurry human face made up of smoke appeared above the notebook, with only the facial features barely visible.

After the human face was formed, the burning runes turned into a fiery red chain, binding the strange face. The strange face made of smoke rushed left and right in midair, trying to struggle free. Although Voldemort's power was probably not inferior to Dumbledore's, and even slightly better. But the diary was only 1/7 of Voldemort, and it was Voldemort's state when he was a teenager. Obviously, he was no match for Dumbledore himself.

Ryan saw that the strange face struggled less and less, and the burning chain was tied tighter and tighter, and finally the strange face stopped moving. But Ryan saw that Headmaster Dumbledore's face became more solemn.

Is there trouble? Just as Ryan thought of this, he heard a shrill cry from the diary. The whole strange face turned into mist and penetrated from the flame chain, then turned into a cone of black mist and flew towards Dumbledore's face.

Ryan was forced to cover his ears and squat down because of the shrill scream. This sound was not just pure sound, but contained an attack on the soul. Although he didn't know what this cone was, he could guess with his toes that it was not a good thing.

Dumbledore quickly summoned a flame shield in front of him, and the cone of mist hit the shield and was quickly consumed by the shield's flames. Ryan saw that the cone quickly shortened.

Because Voldemort's diary had consumed too much energy, the cone seemed to lack stamina. In less than a minute, the cone was extinguished by Professor Dumbledore's flame shield.

Ryan breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the cone disappear. At this moment, the diary on the table suddenly made a strange sound. Ryan saw the diary fall from midair onto the table, and then black ink kept coming out.

After the ink flowed onto the table, there was a sudden explosion of flames. It was as if what was flowing out was not ink, but gasoline. The flames burned along the ink onto the diary, and the diary was also ignited by the flames. The cover and pages burned quickly, as if they had been soaked in fuel before.

Finally, the diary was burned into a pile of gray-black ashes. Dumbledore waved his wand to make the ashes disappear, and then signaled that Ryan was fine.

When Ryan stood in front of the table, Dumbledore asked Ryan tiredly where he got this thing. Ryan hid all the things related to the Universal Grocery Store and the plot that was predicted in advance. He told Dumbledore that this was a return gift from Ginny, but he was scared when he found that this notebook could answer his words. After a series of fires and floods, he found that he could not destroy the notebook, so he could only seek help from the headmaster.

Of course Ryan also mentioned Lucius Malfoy's action of putting something into Ginny's cauldron, saying that after a year of getting along, he felt that the Weasleys were all good people. He did not believe that the Weasleys would have such evil things, and this was probably a frame-up by the Malfoys.

After listening to Ryan's narration, Dumbledore spoke: "This is a very dangerous thing. Your choice is correct, so I will add 50 points to Gryffindor. But child, I hope you don't tell others what you saw. Because the evil hidden in it is not something that students of your age should participate in. I don't want this to cause panic among students."

"I will keep the secret, Headmaster Dumbledore." After saying that, Ryan walked down the spiral staircase in the headmaster's office. When his eyes were level with the floor, he saw Dumbledore leaning on a chair, staring at the pool of ashes as if thinking about something.

(End of this chapter)