Chapter 703

Harry's annoyance didn't seem like a problem to Solim. It's just a Quidditch match, it doesn't matter at all, and there are no serious consequences if you win or lose - unless someone with a broken mind chooses to kill someone after a loss or something, then a Quidditch thing doesn't make a difference.

But Solim's troubles are different, and his choices will have a significant impact on the current situation to a large extent, which makes him need to be doubly cautious.

In the case of Riddle, there are only two options: one is to choose to kill him, and the other is to let him go.

Even if Solim didn't do anything, he made a choice. So at this point, he seems to be particularly entangled.

Recently, the school has been quite lively, according to Draco, Ron's sister is in love, for which Ron and Ginny have a big fight, this matter was only a Gryffindor internal rumor, and then the whole school knows about it - including Ron has not held a girl's hand so far, has not been kissed by a girl, except for his aunt named Muriel......

For a man who is about to reach adulthood, this kind of thing is extremely embarrassing and humiliating. Although Ron has lost a lot of face in school in previous years, the impact this time is really a bit big, and many junior students are pointing fingers behind him.

"I've had enough!" Ron complained to Harry after yelling at a couple of junior ones in the hallway, "I'm going to mess with them both!"

Although Harry didn't like Dean very much, for the sake of the team, he felt that it was better for Ron not to do it, otherwise it would really fall out, and the team would not be able to attrition, and they would face a game in a few days, although the situation was bad enough.

But God didn't seem to like to let him go so easily, and that night he had nightmares again—or in Solim's words, he and Voldemort's souls were connected again.

The next day, thanks to Neville's tip-off, Hermione found out about the incident and forced Harry to find Solim with her.

"He's furious......" Harry said hesitantly, "but he seems a little scared, I don't know how to describe that feeling—"

"This time is different," Harry said, holding the cup in his hand, not taking a sip of the contents, as if he was just trying to find something to hold, "it's not that the Order of the Phoenix has ruined his plans again, or that the Death Eaters have failed again......

"He mentioned Lucius's name, and the journal, the ...... I destroyed in second grade."

Hermione glanced at Solim, she knew more than Harry, she knew that the diary she destroyed was fake, it was really still in Dumbledore's hands, everyone was played by Solim back then, and even she had to cooperate with them to act.

Solim frowned when he heard the "journal", but it wasn't over yet.

"Finally......" Harry looked at Solim cautiously, "and mentioned your name. "

There's no mistake, Voldemort already knows about Riddle.

Solim was sure that what Harry was seeing was not an illusion, but something that was actually happening.

But how did Voldemort know?

Was it Snape? Snape was there at the time, did Dumbledore tell him to do it, or did he decide to tell Voldemort himself?

If not Snape, then who?

Wait a minute......

Solim suddenly realized that he was the most suspicious person if it weren't for Snape, and there were only three people in the headmaster's office at the time: Dumbledore, himself, and Snape.

Solim knew that he hadn't tipped off Voldemort, but would Dumbledore believe it, not to mention that he had a phoenix, and it was extremely easy to do this kind of thing, and it took even less time to deliver the news to Voldemort with the help of the phoenix than it did to write a letter.

Would Dumbledore do such a thing himself? Solim wasn't sure.

"One more thing...... Harry, looking a little unsure, "I don't know if it's because I'm feeling wrong, or if it's because I haven't been through it for too long, but I always feel like last night was not the same as the ones I felt before." "

"What's different?" Solim asked immediately, thinking that Harry's words might reveal something.

"I can't tell. Harry shook his head, "It's a strange feeling, I've seen it before...... I mean, when I look through his glasses, there's nothing special about it, but last night there was a feeling of being oppressed and squeezed, like two people crammed into the same couch. "

Riddle!

The name popped into Solim's head.

Only then did he realize that Riddle was likely to be able to connect with Voldemort's soul like Harry, because they were originally the same person!

Other Horcruxes don't have the "liveness" of a diary, they're more like a dead thing. But when Riddle becomes active, there's a good chance he'll be able to connect with Voldemort's soul, just like Harry.

So, is it possible that Riddle let Voldemort know about this through his soul connection with Voldemort? After all, Voldemort realized that Harry was able to peek into his mind, and because of the soul connection, it seemed to make sense for Voldemort to realize Riddle's existence.

But if that's the case, why would Riddle do it?

If you want to frame Solim and distrust him and Dumbledore, it's good to think about this kind of thing, Dumbledore is not a fool, this kind of thing only needs to be confronted face to face to tell whether Solim is lying or not, this kind of thing is not difficult for Dumbledore.

Unless...... Dumbledore chose to remain silent after learning about this, and did not mention it to Solim, who was also ignorant of Voldemort's knowledge of Riddle's existence.

Is there a poor use of information......

If Riddle leaked his situation to Voldemort, and let Dumbledore know about it, and led the suspicion to Solim, at the same time, Solim didn't know that Voldemort already knew about Riddle's existence-

Although it is a bit awkward, if this is really done by Riddle, and the suspect who leaked the news is directed to Solim, and Dumbledore does not choose to let Solim explain the matter, then the trust relationship between Dumbledore and Solim will be seriously affected.

But only if Solim doesn't know anything about it.

Thankfully, Harry's nightmare had already made known to him.

Solim was a little glad that if he didn't know anything about it, Dumbledore's attitude towards him would change another day, and maybe he wouldn't know what was going on.