Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

Chapter 700 7 Uncle

Snape remained silent, grateful for Dumbledore's after-sales service of reminding Harry before he left.

Snape was quite satisfied in his heart.

After all, Harry's safety was guaranteed by the deal he made with Dumbledore using "Anything".

There was something wrong with Harry's soul, and Dumbledore had already confessed this to Snape.

However, Dumbledore was always evasive and unwilling to reveal too much about what the problem was.

However, after this trip to the Magical Congress, Snape already had some guesses in his mind.

He took out the improved "Marauder's Map" from his robe and injected magic power into it.

Instantly, this special live map was activated, activating a special magic built into it - talent sensing.

This magic comes from the innate ability of Professor Horace Slughorn. It can display different colors on the map according to the different levels of talent of living beings.

At this moment, Snape clearly saw that the color of the light representing Harry was actually orange - that was the light representing the legendary talent of the present world!

"Sure enough..." Snape sighed to himself, frowned tightly, and felt a headache.

As Harry's teacher, he was well aware of the potential of this young student.

Although Harry did have some talent in Potions, he was far from being the kind of wizard prodigy that only appears once in a century.

According to common sense, Harry can only be considered at the purple level at best, and orange is definitely not the rating he deserves.

However, the light spot representing Harry at this time clearly showed orange, which undoubtedly meant an astonishing fact - Harry was actually a living Horcrux!

Recalling the past, the answer gradually emerged in Snape's mind.

After Voldemort brutally murdered Lily, perhaps at the moment when he was killed by the rebound of the Killing Curse, he accidentally turned Harry into a Horcrux.

Only this could explain why Harry's light appeared orange.

When Snape went to America to search for Hercules' Horcruxes, he had a deep understanding of the diversity of Horcruxes.

Horcruxes can not only be made of dead objects, but living people can also become one of them. The dark wizard who made the Horcruxes can even be resurrected in the body of a living Horcrux.

However, at this moment Snape was not too worried that Harry would be replaced by Voldemort.

After all, there is the Ancient Demon King in the academy.

Moreover, the Horcruxes of Hogwarts have been cleaned up thoroughly and completely.

Apart from Robert Potter, only Harry had orange spots emanating from him.

This is enough to show that the ancient demon king could not have known nothing about Harry's situation.

This shows that Robert Potter and Harry were left behind intentionally by the ancient demon king.

With the ancient demon king around, it was simply a pipe dream for Voldemort to replace Harry quietly.

However, this does not mean that Harry is safe.

Snape and Dumbledore had successfully destroyed many of Hercules' Horcruxes, including some living ones.

The way to deal with these Horcruxes is very simple and crude - just burn them with Fiendfyre. After all, Fiendfyre is not some kind of magic that is difficult to control.

The consciousness of those living Horcruxes had long been replaced by Helpo, so destroying them would not cause any psychological burden.

However, Harry is completely different from other Horcruxes. We can't burn Harry along with Voldemort's soul fragments, right?

This situation is really beyond Snape's ability to handle.

It seems that even Dumbledore would not be able to separate the souls of Harry and Voldemort. The difficulty of this is beyond the description of "complex magical operation".

Snape knew very well that Dumbledore was definitely not a man who went back on his word. Since he had promised to protect Harry's safety, he would definitely try every means to resolve this hidden danger.

However, at this moment, Dumbledore was brazenly playing hide-and-seek with the mysterious Herpo in America, seemingly not caring about the matter at all.

This is enough to show that Dumbledore already has a solution at this time, or that he knows who can help Harry solve the problem...

Snape looked at Raven who was fiddling with the candy box.

Before he could ask, Ron asked first. He looked very surprised.

"What are you doing Raven?"

No wonder Ron was surprised.

At this time, Raven unexpectedly did not steal Dumbledore's candy (in fact, it had already been eaten up).

Instead, he took candies out of his own pockets and put them into the candy boxes.

Could it be that he has a change of heart? No, no, no, you can't discover something that doesn't exist.

So after much hesitation, Ron asked directly,

"Me? Of course I was putting some candy in for Dumbledore! Isn't that obvious?"

As Raven was talking, he was still busy putting all kinds of candies he had carefully collected into the candy box. For example, cockroaches stuffed with canned herring, earwax-flavored beans, etc., made people's scalps numb.

After hearing what Raven said, Ron was very confused and had no idea what he was doing.

Only Snape and Harry, two potion masters, could use their keen sense of smell to discern the unique taste of the candy in Raven's hand through the thin wrapping paper...

You know, these candies are Dumbledore's burial objects! According to common sense, they will be sealed there until the day Dumbledore dies, and then buried with him.

After all, no one would check whether these things had been swapped.

At this moment, Snape couldn't help but recall what Dumbledore had told him about the projection of funerary objects in the afterlife.

At that time, Dumbledore was looking forward to opening the candies he had carefully prepared for his funeral after his death and enjoying the sweet taste...

Now it seems that these disgusting things might be waiting for him.

When he thought of this, an indescribable complex emotion surged in Snape's heart...

hiss......

Snape couldn't help but shudder. He had said at the beginning that he shouldn't send a howling letter to this thing. Now he's got it wrong!

But now is not the time to regret these things. The most urgent task is to find a way to solve Harry's Horcrux problem.

Snape turned his gaze to Raven, and decided not to hide anything anymore. He asked directly, "What solutions do you have for dealing with the Horcrux problem on Harry?"

This startled Harry.

These words were like a thunderbolt, shocking Harry.

What? A Horcrux!? He, Harry Potter, was a Horcrux!?

They had just discussed this evil magic in front of Raven not long ago, and now Professor Snape claimed that he was the Horcrux.

How could Harry not be frightened and anxious?

"Professor, what do you mean?"

Harry asked impatiently, his anxiety evident in his words.

However, before Snape could respond, Raven spoke slowly,

"That's exactly what it means, Harry. You remember the method we talked about before, the method of making a Horcrux? It requires a deliberate murder, and that was the night Voldemort was killed by the rebounding Killing Curse, Harry. As Voldemort was dying, a fragment of his soul invaded yours, and you became a living Horcrux."

For others, this information was acceptable, but for Harry, it was too much to bear, so he fell silent.

Snape sat in Dumbledore's office chair and nodded to Raven, indicating that he should continue answering his questions.

Raven snapped her fingers,

"It's easy. The easiest way is to do as I did," Harry was still in a daze. Snape and Neville couldn't understand it at all, but Ron had a vague guess about it.

He said in disbelief, "You mean to let Harry abandon his body and live like you, using his soul to control the alchemical humanoid form? No! You can't do this! Raven! Ginny will complain to mom if you do this!"

Hearing Ron's words, Snape and Neville's eyes widened.

"No!" "No, Raven."

Snape and Neville said one after another,

Raven's method is too weird. Is that an idea that a normal person can come up with?

Oh, you mean that's how Raven got here? That's fine.

Raven explained quietly,

"Trust me, alchemical dolls are very convenient, right Ron?"

Ron, who was named, shook his head frantically. That thing was convenient, but how could it be compared with the original one?

Seeing how resistant they were, Raven had no choice but to...stick to his own ideas!

He continued to persuade them.

"I'm not even talking about how convenient the Alchemy Doll is. At worst, I can get a Philosopher's Stone and cast the Curse of Flesh and Blood."

Raven was talking excitedly, his hand already touching the magic wand that Brother Chopper had generously sponsored, as if he was ready to take action if they had a disagreement.