Chapter 52

"I don't think we need to cross paths, Mr. Dumbledore. Evans said without humility or arrogance. There really wasn't a need for any intersection between Evans and Dumbledore, Dumbledore was his headmaster, and Evans was honest with his job.

Due to the Presbyterian relationship, Hogwarts will definitely not be able to escape the surveillance of the Presbyterian Church. But whether it is as the headmaster of Hogwarts or as an honorary wizard, no one wants to have someone else's spy under their noses, although the Presbyterian Council is only a spy and will not do anything, but no one dares to guarantee whether the Presbyterian Council will do anything to Hogwarts in the future.

Rather than get Evans out of the place that has already been exposed, and then the Presbyterian will send another difficult wizard to Hogwarts, it is better to keep the status quo, Evans has been exposed anyway.

As for wooing, Dumbledore never thought about it. Evans is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and even if he agrees, do you dare? Even if you do, can Evans help fight Voldemort? As long as Evans does anything that has nothing to do with his current status, he will be noticed immediately. So Dumbledore wouldn't have thought about it at all.

As long as Evans was honest at Hogwarts, Dumbledore wouldn't care about him. The two-storey classroom he lives in now, where he could have lived without Dumbledore's acquiescence?

So Dumbledore's cold reaction to Evans had been prepared for a long time, after all, it was best for the two of them to keep their distance and not interfere with each other, it would be good to be able to maintain such a status quo, so Dumbledore was not prepared to spend time on Evans.

"Let me deal with the Philosopher's Stone first, and then find some time to talk about it. "Compared to Evans, Solim is more worthy of Dumbledore's attention, Dumbledore only speculated that Voldemort may have made Horcruxes, but has been suffering from no substantial evidence to prove this, but after Christmas, Solim gave Dumbledore a big gift, he temporarily gave Dumbledore the Resurrection Stone, which clearly proves that Voldemort did make Horcruxes. But how did Solim learn that the Resurrection Stone was a Horcrux, and what was his purpose in using Voldemort's Horcrux? You know, a wizard with a background like Solim would not pay attention to Voldemort as long as he was not explicitly working against them. Touching Voldemort's Horcrux means that you are on the opposite side of Voldemort.

Voldemort couldn't influence a family like Selwyn at all, so why did Solim and Elrond do this? What motives did they have? If they were just curious about Horcruxes, they would have studied them themselves, and if they were interested in the Resurrection Stone, they would hide it and not let others know. But if they give things to themselves temporarily, does that mean that they want something from them?

Dumbledore didn't have any possessions, so what was the purpose of their courtesy to them? Ever since the last time he met Solim, Dumbledore had been speculating about why Solim had given him the Resurrection Stone. First of all, it will definitely not be that the Presbyterian will not be able to stand Voldemort and want to kill him, even if the Presbyterian will want to deal with Voldemort with his own hands, he will not let a little wizard come into contact with him. The second is that Solim has a strong sense of justice and wants to rid the wizarding world of Voldemort as a scourge, but Dumbledore's investigation and observation of Solim shows that he does not have such a will. Come to think of it, Dumbledore could only guess that Solim or Elrond had something to ask for him, so what was his own thing or information that they needed?

A family like Selwyn must have more resources and information than Dumbledore himself, and what Dumbledore has and what they don't have can only be the Elder Wand. Dumbledore himself knew that it was no secret that he owned the Elder Wand, and that the Elder Wand had been in Dumbledore's hands since the duel with Grindelwald was something that many people knew.

And given that the two had searched for the Deathly Hallows, the news could not be hidden. There are some people in the wizarding world who believe in the legend of the Deathly Hallows, and the wizards who believe in the Deathly Hallows are called "saints", and Dumbledore and Grindelwald are of course also members of the saints, and in the communication with other saints, of course, some information will be leaked. And they definitely can't hide the Philosopher's Stone from someone like Selwyn here, and they are old, do they want to take the Elder Wand after they die? The price is to help them get rid of Voldemort? Dumbledore thinks it is necessary to have a good talk with Solim, and talk about it openly.

Seeing Dumbledore pondering, Evans said, "Now that this is the end of business, I should go back to writing that damn report." But Mr. Dumbledore, if you can, please take care of these little ones who don't know the height of the sky, and let them stop causing trouble. Evans's resentment towards Gryffindor students is quite large, and nearly a quarter of his extra work is caused by these Gryffindor students, and Evans has a big opinion about this. Taking this opportunity, Evans hoped that Dumbledore, the headmaster, could restrain them more or less and make them honest.

Hearing Evans' words, Dumbledore smiled, "We shouldn't deprive them of the fun of their school days, it will be a precious treasure in their lives." "

Evans pulled the corners of his mouth, expressing disdain, you don't bother to care, just say it, still come with me, am I stupid?

Seeing Evans disappear from sight, Dumbledore turned to look at Solim, "Can you tell me what you think?"

"What thoughts, what thoughts on the Philosopher's Stone, thoughts on Quirrell, thoughts on Voldemort, thoughts on Harry Potter, or thoughts on the whole thing?" asked Solim back.

Dumbledore listened to Solim's words and said to Solim, "You know, you're different from almost all the young wizards I've ever met, and you remind me of a ......."

"Voldemort. Solim said what Dumbledore was thinking. Voldemort taught Dumbledore too much lesson, and when he obviously had the opportunity, he sat back and watched Voldemort grow, and after breaking away from Dumbledore's control, it was too late to restrain Voldemort. It can be said that Dumbledore is responsible for a large part of what Voldemort did in the wizarding world. But that's not a reason for his crankiness.

"Yes, Voldemort. Dumbledore looked at Solim, "But I know you're different from him, but great people will always have similarities. I'm not surprised that you can see Quirrell's problem, but don't you have any thoughts about Quirrell's affairs either?"

Solim knew that Quirrell was at Voldemort's mercy, but he didn't do it willingly. He resisted, but apparently failed. What he did on the pitch was to remind the professors that there were people who wanted to do Harry's favor, but more importantly, to hope that the professors would notice their own mistakes and save themselves from Voldemort's hands.

But the people who knew that Quirrell had a problem didn't care, and the people who cared about the problem didn't know that Quirrell had a problem. Like Dumbledore and Solim, they knew that Quirrell was not voluntary, he was just coerced by Voldemort, Voldemort possessed him, and sometimes he had no choice. But the two men didn't see Quirrell's problem, and they didn't care about it, and they didn't care about his life or death. And the more upright people like Professor McGonagall, Harry, and Hermione, when they knew about Quirrell's problem, would have found a way to free him from Voldemort's grasp.

There are consequences for doing anything, can Quirrell be saved? When he drank the blood of a unicorn, he was basically incurable. Basically, it can't be saved, which means that if you really want to save it, you can still save it, but the cost is too great. And even if he saved Quirrell, how long would he survive after being hurt physically and mentally? That's what Dumbledore and Solim were thinking.