Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 63: How to Defeat the Dark Lord
Dumbledore was away from Hogwarts for about two months because of things happening in the Middle East.

But during this period, Voldemort never left.

Over the course of several months, he watched Roger's every step of growth.

At the beginning, Roger grew up very quickly and was a monster in Voldemort's eyes, but he was still within the scope of his understanding.

As one of the world's top wizards, Voldemort was naturally well-read. Some ancient books also recorded genius wizards who possessed powerful powers as children.

So he could still accept it.

But ever since Roger's second brain became complete and entered a new stage of growth, Voldemort could no longer understand Roger.

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

You know, I am hailed as a genius who will become the Minister of Magic five years after graduation, and I am already over sixty years old this year.

This is just his achievements in magic, not counting his foul prophetic abilities.

The weekly torture of fate made Voldemort's temper calmer.

...Is this thing a creature that should be born in this world?

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

This doubt even made Voldemort think about going to the Middle East himself.

As the person in the world who understands Roger's strength best.

Voldemort believed that as a prophet, it was impossible for him not to be watching him at this moment.

"You're looking at me, right, Roger!" After this revelation, Voldemort's final killing move followed.

But not towards Roger.

He didn't know where Roger was, and even if he knew, he didn't think that this move of his could really hurt the prophet.

His move direction is...

Severus Snape!
How can you limit a prophet? The answer is to let the prophet willingly be limited by you.

The name of this move is, attack and they will surely come to your rescue.

As long as he could delay the prophet for a moment, he could escape in the form of a soul.

Harry tried to block the attack, but this final move, which cost Quirrell his life, was released directly in the form of scattered shots under Voldemort's guidance.

The range that Harry can resist is really limited.

Very good, the next step should be...

Voldemort, whose soul had already left Quirrell's body and turned into a strange figure of shadow and steam, fixed his sights on Snape.

A figure appeared next to Snape and blocked the attack, just as he expected, but... there was more than one figure!
"Dumbledore!"

The person whom he could not forget in the first half of his life was now very close to him.

Is this also in your calculation?

prophet!

Although he no longer had a body, Voldemort still felt the illusion of his whole body tightening and his back running cold at that moment, as if it were a phantom pain.

Fortunately, this feeling only lasted for a moment.

Until he passed by Dumbledore, Dumbledore still had no reaction and just let him leave.

"headmaster!"

Seeing Voldemort escape, Harry Potter's eyes widened, and he was so anxious that he couldn't say anything. But his eyes were like a silent roar: "Why are you just watching!"

Just when Harry was getting emotional, Roger patted him on the shoulder and said, "Don't be so excited. There's no point in keeping him."

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

Harry's eyes moved to Roger's face, and seeing the serious expression on his face, Harry suppressed his surging emotions.

After spending some time together, Roger has gained Harry's trust. Although it involves the blood feud of his parents, he still chooses to believe Roger at this time.

Seeing that Harry had calmed down, Roger continued, "As you can see, Voldemort is very weak now. Why do you think that Headmaster Dumbledore and I didn't eliminate the threat once we learned of his identity?"

Without waiting for Harry's response, Roger answered his own question: "Because Voldemort will be resurrected."

"A resurrected Voldemort would be even more troublesome. It would be safer to keep Voldemort under our control."

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

Voldemort has the Horcrux as a means of resurrection, but the trouble lies not only in the Horcrux's ability to revive, but also in... the solidification of the mind!
Voldemort's Horcruxes do not have completely unified will.

He has gone a long way on the road to eternal life. In addition to the problems of physical and spiritual lifespan, he has also solved his spiritual problems to a certain extent.

In order to prevent himself from dying of mental aging, the Horcruxes that Voldemort carefully crafted recorded his mental states at different periods of time.

Although Roger believes that his solution is not the right way, this way will cause Voldemort to lose his self-continuity. Is the resurrected Voldemort really still himself?
But it is undeniable that when he was young, Voldemort's mind was not so deeply eroded by the dark magic. Once he obtained all the memories of the old Voldemort, the chaos he could cause would most likely be greater than the current Voldemort.

Therefore, the best way to kill Voldemort is to destroy all the Horcruxes first, and then deal with the original Voldemort who is already terminally ill on the spiritual level and uses his magical potential to exchange for more dark magic power.

Of course, there is no need to tell Harry about what happened next.

Harry is one of Voldemort's Horcruxes. He has not yet learned the art of Occlumency, nor does he have the same level of power as Roger. 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 the brain-blocking technique on the agenda in his mind.

It’s okay now, Harry doesn’t know much, but if Harry starts to study time and space in the future, and Voldemort uses soul monitoring, that would be a lot of fun!

Moreover, this matter has to be done by oneself. Although Snape is also a master of Occlumency, learning Occlumency is not a happy thing.

If it were the former Snape, perhaps he would be able to do this.

but……

Seeing that Snape's eyes were completely different when he looked at Harry than when he first entered school, Roger felt that he might not be able to do it.

This evil person should do it himself.

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After Voldemort fled, Dumbledore arranged for a fierce battle with the weakened Voldemort, and then the very tired Harry and Snape went to rest.

Roger stayed by his side and went with him to the principal's office.

The matter of Voldemort has come to an end, but there is still a lot to say between him and Roger.

Sitting in the headmaster's chair, behind him are magical portraits of all the previous headmasters of Hogwarts.

Dumbledore looked at the smiling child opposite him, with a thousand words in his mind, but he couldn't find the clue for a moment.

Roger, who was considerate, noticed this situation and spoke first: "Principal, Professor Quirrell was sacrificed by Voldemort. Now there is no Defense Against the Dark Arts class taught."

"It's only the end of December, and there's still half a year of classes left. Who do you plan to let take over this position?"

(End of this chapter)