Chapter 88 Sometimes it's a good idea to sue parents

Voldemort's Horcrux notes are inconspicuous, of course, this is also a way to protect the Horcrux. The effect is no worse than hiding in a cave or protecting it with powerful magic.

If only this book entered Hogwarts, even if Dumbledore had powerful principal authority at Hogwarts, he would be powerless to this book.

It's just that when this book is placed in front of Dumbledore, all kinds of concealment methods are ineffective. After all, even Ryan, who has been in contact with magic for less than two years, can feel that this book has an uncomfortable atmosphere. How could Dumbledore, who has fought with Voldemort for half his life, not feel it.

I saw Dumbledore waving his wand, and the tip of the wand released a silver strap that wrapped the notebook tightly. And next to him, Phoenix, who seemed to be in poor spirits, also stood up and stared at the notebook.

Get behind me, boy, said Dumbledore, holding up his wand. This thing may be more dangerous than I thought, and I think you need to stay away from him.

Although Ryan knew that this notebook hadn't absorbed much energy since it was manufactured, and he fought with Uncle Ninth again before, there shouldn't be much active attack power now. But because these things are difficult to explain, they can only hide behind Dumbledore according to the words. After all, I'm here to sue the parents, and sue parents should be like sue parents.

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

Of course, this is inevitable. Although Voldemort's original name is not known to many people because of his efforts to erase the past, as a teacher who has been with Voldemort for seven years and Voldemort's lifelong enemy, the moment he sees this name, he knows who this thing belongs to.

After all, after seeing Voldemort in the original text, how could Dumbledore, who insisted on calling Voldemort by Tom, didn't know Voldemort's original name.

Of course, because Dumbledore and Voldemort fought for half his life, Dumbledore, who knew what kind of person Voldemort was, naturally did not dare to underestimate what he left behind.

When I flipped through it hastily, I found that there was no word in the book. Dumbledore began to wave his wand wildly, and uttered some incantations.

You must know that for a wizard of Dumbledore's level, most spells can be silently pronounced. Dumbledore could even cast spells while arguing with Voldemort when he fought Voldemort at the Ministry of Magic. At this time, Dumbledore actually chanted the sound of a spell, which shows that he is afraid of such things.

With the sound of Dumbledore's incantation, one after another, the runes burning like flames flew out from the head of Professor Dumbledore's wand, and then one by one submerged into the notebook.

Although Ryan gained a full set of rune knowledge during his trip to Iceland, he didn't know anything about 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 talking about.

As the characters continued to enter, the notebook began to emit traces of black smoke, and finally a blurred face made of smoke with only barely visible facial features was displayed above the notebook.

After the human face was formed, the burning runes turned into a fiery red iron chain, which bound the strange face. The strange face made of smoke dashed left and right in midair, trying to struggle away.

Although Voldemort's power is probably not inferior to Dumbledore's, or even slightly better. But after all, the diary is only 1/7 Voldemort, and it is still the state of Voldemort when he was a teenager. Obviously not the opponent of Dumbledore himself.

Ryan saw that the strange face struggled less and less,

The burning chains were tightened more and more tightly, and finally the strange face finally stopped moving. But Ryan saw Headmaster Dumbledore's face even more solemn.

Is there trouble? As soon as Ryan thought of this, he heard a shrill cry from the diary. The entire strange face dissipated into mist and penetrated from the chain of flames, and then turned into a cone composed of pitch-black mist and flew towards Dumbledore's face.

Ryan was forced to cover his ears and squat down by the shrill cry. This voice is not only a pure voice, it contains an attack against the soul. Although he didn't know what this cone was, it wasn't a good thing to be able to guess with his toes.

Dumbledore quickly summoned a flame shield to block in front of him, and the cone of mist hit the shield and was quickly consumed by the shield's flame. Ryan saw the cone shorten rapidly.

Due to the excessive energy consumption of Voldemort's diary before, the cone seemed to lack stamina. In less than a minute, the cone was obliterated by Professor Dumbledore's flame shield.

Seeing the cone disappear, Ryan let out a long breath. At this moment, the diary on the table suddenly made a strange sound. Ryan saw the diary fall on the table from mid-air, and black ink kept pouring out.

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

In the end, the diary was burnt to a pile of gray-black ashes. Dumbledore waved his wand to make the ashes disappear, then signaled that Ryan was all right.

When Ryan stood at the table, Dumbledore wearily asked where Ryan got this thing from. Ryan has hidden everything related to the Myriad Realm grocery store and the pre-predicted plot. Telling Dumbledore that this was the gift he got from Ginny, but he was terrified when he found out that the notebook would actually answer. After a series of fires and floods, it was found that the notebook could not be destroyed, so he could only ask the principal for help.

Of course, Ryan also mentioned the previous action of Lucius Malfoy putting things in Ginny's cauldron, saying that after getting along for a year, he felt that the Weasleys were good people. I don't believe that the Weasleys have such evil things, this is likely to be framed by the Malfoys.

After listening to Ryan's narration, Dumbledore said: This is a very dangerous thing, and your choice is correct, so I will add 50 points to Gryffindor. But boy, I hope you don't put what you see Say something. Because the evil hidden here is not something students your age should be involved in, and I don't want this to cause panic among students.

I'll keep it a secret, Headmaster Dumbledore. After speaking, Ryan walked down the spiral staircase in the headmaster's office. When his eyes were level with the floor, he saw Dumbledore leaning on the chair, staring at the Tan Ash seems to be thinking about something.