Chapter 469: Poaching, Andy Takes Advantage of the Situation

Swear to God, Andy felt that he was very honest.

Because Dumbledore did warn Andy to keep the Malfoy matter secret.

Andy just omitted a part.

As for the content of the divination, there was no lie at all. No matter who Snape asked for confirmation, the answer was the same.

It was just that the timing of speaking was wrong.

And this led to... Snape was a little irritable now.

Snape's mood was not very good recently, because he was lost on the road of life.

Snape wanted to resurrect Lily, but when he witnessed everything in the Hall of Death, he found that he could not bear the consequences of resurrecting Lily.

From ancient times to the present, whether in the magic world or the Muggle world, resurrection from the dead has always been a legend.

No one can really resurrect from the dead.

Voldemort was not really dead, he just lost his body, but his soul was still alive.

During this time, Snape had been hesitating between "resurrecting his lover" and "world safety". He was very confused and didn't know how to choose.

Until today, Harry had problems again.

Voldemort bypassed Snape and asked Peter Pettigrew to sneak into Hogwarts to check on Harry.

This was a dangerous signal for Snape.

Harry had a secret.

But Voldemort didn't want Snape to know this secret.

So this secret was definitely not Lily's protective magic.

Snape was a smart man. It wasn't that he couldn't think of the key to the problem, but he didn't dare to think in that direction.

Because that was too cruel for Harry!

The Horcrux made by splitting the soul; Voldemort's body was defeated by the rebounded Death Curse; and Harry - as long as he saw Voldemort's power, the scar on his forehead would hurt.

The clues were actually very obvious.

Anyone who understood the method of making Horcruxes could more or less guess some of the truth.

And everything that happened last night confirmed this.

Snape was a little angry and a little sad.

Resurrecting his lover and the safety of the world.

Protecting Harry and defeating Voldemort.

He had to make a choice between the two.

He knew which option was right, but that option was too cruel. Whether it was for Harry or Snape... that option was cruel.

As for Andy's divination results...

Snape had actually guessed the truth.

There was no doubt that it was the scene when Voldemort was resurrected.

"Collins..."

Snape hesitated, but he finally swallowed the rest of the words.

No matter which option, Snape didn't want to choose.

He still had a glimmer of hope in his heart, because Dumbledore promised that he would protect the child's safety.

Andy shrugged and said in a slightly relaxed tone: "That's about it... But divination is actually just like that. What you see with your eyes can sometimes be deceiving."

After a pause, Andy stood up and said, "Professor, if there is nothing else, I will go to eat first."

Snape closed his eyes slightly and nodded slightly.

Andy didn't care when he saw this.

It can be seen that Snape is in pain now.

To be honest, now is actually a great opportunity to take advantage of the situation.

If Andy works harder, he might be able to alienate the relationship between Snape and Dumbledore, and take the opportunity to form an alliance with Snape, the master of potions.

But Snape wants too much!

He wants to revive Lily, and he also wants to kill Voldemort without hurting Harry.

Andy can't do it.

Especially the latter, Andy has no way to do it.

Harry is Voldemort's Horcrux. If you want to kill Voldemort, you must kill Harry first.

Saving Harry... is difficult!

As soon as he walked to the door, Andy suddenly thought of a way.

"Professor..."

Andy looked back at Snape, "Dementors can devour human souls, but... it's hard for us to control these monsters."

"But this is indeed a good way... right?"

"Maybe, we can study it."

Snape's eyes lit up when he heard this.

Indeed, if Harry is really Voldemort's Horcrux, it is only a semi-finished product, because Harry does not have the protective magic of the Horcrux.

If the Dementors can distinguish between Harry and Voldemort's residual soul, then in theory, the Dementors can suck out the 'residual soul of Voldemort' in Harry's body.

"Professor..."

Andy blinked, as if everything was self-evident, "Then this matter is left to you."

After that, Andy opened the door of the office and walked out.

Taking advantage of the opportunity... Andy still couldn't resist this temptation.

Originally, Andy wanted to study the Dementors himself, and even the key to Azkaban was ready.

But if someone can share the work... That would save Andy a lot of time.

Back in the hall, Hermione immediately came over and asked furtively: "Is Professor Snape looking for you because of what happened last night?"

"Uh-huh!" Andy responded.

Andy is in a very good mood now.

As long as the hoe is used well, there is no corner that cannot be dug down.

Digging Dumbledore's corner is really exciting!

"What did the professor say?" Hermione asked curiously.

"He doesn't know either."

Andy spread his hands and said, "The professor may contact Voldemort and get some information from him!"

Hermione sighed, "I really hope this can end as soon as possible."

Who said it wasn't!

Andy also sighed.

If possible, Andy also wants to study magic quietly!

But then again, if there is no Voldemort, some things are still difficult to do. It is precisely because Voldemort is in front that Andy can take advantage of the opportunity to get chestnuts from the fire.

The so-called raising an enemy to protect oneself...cough!

The so-called crisis and opportunity coexist, this is the truth.

...

"Dementors..."

Although Andy left, Andy's words before leaving were deeply engraved in Snape's heart.

Dementors can absorb souls!

There is no doubt that this sentence gave Snape a new hope.

If they can control the power of Dementors, they can easily solve Harry's problem.

To be honest, Snape didn't like Harry, and even hated him - because Harry looked a lot like his father, except for his mother's eyes.

But this didn't stop Snape from wanting to protect Lily's son.

Snape opened the drawer of his desk and took out a magic book from it.

"The Truth about Death and Hell"

This was borrowed by Snape from Malfoy Manor, and he only read half of it. After returning from the Hall of Death, Snape never read this book again.

But now...

Snape rekindled hope.