Chapter 650 Rita and Karkaroff

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In fact, Fanlin did not go to Professor Snape's class for this very reason.

Due to his negligence, Rita had an opportunity here.

However, there is such a thing as negligence... Rita's name cannot be displayed on the Marauder's Map. It is obvious that this terrible woman has considered this early. She has reported many gossips about powerful wizards. In order to prevent , naturally Rita's concealment work is also very perfect.

So, did Dumbledore know about this?

Fanlin has been doubting Dumbledore's control over Hogwarts.

With the continuous deepening of magic learning, Fan Lin felt the power of Hogwarts Castle.

Just like the magic circle left by Andrew Slytherin for the body of Death.

The power in the school has been accumulated for thousands of years, and Hogwarts has not experienced any wars. Naturally, these powers are well preserved in Hogwarts Castle. Even if they have passed, these powers are still enough to shake the world. Something unimaginable.

So, if Dumbledore, who controls the school, can lend a small part of the power to protect Hogwarts, it will be easy to destroy a Voldemort.

Or maybe it's because Hogwarts isn't that magical and he thinks too much?

But to support the operation of a magic castle, at least a magic stone is needed to support it.

The limitations are huge.

If Dumbledore leaves Hogwarts, he loses the ability to transfer.

But why did Voldemort still have the courage to come to Hogwarts to cause trouble?

He had been to Hogwarts as Voldemort.

So, what Dumbledore controls is not all of Hogwarts?

At least, Andrew's secret chamber and Dumbledore, the sea-eye of the mermaid tribe, didn't know anything about it, or even the body of the God of Death hidden deep in the depths. There was no reason for Dumbledore to let such a time bomb go unchecked.

Maybe I was thinking too much.

Fan Lin casually threw the newspaper in his hand on the table nearby.

Rita Skeeter, this woman really caused a lot of trouble. At least, she succeeded in irritating Fan Lin.

This kind of unscrupulous peeking has always been intolerable to Fanlin.

Even Dumbledore cannot invade other people's privacy so casually, and Rita obviously has no such concept. She only needs to be able to dig up explosive news. As for the consequences, it doesn't matter. Within Rita's consideration.

No wonder Rita's reputation is so bad in the wizarding world.

However, Fanlin's pleasant thoughts did not last long.

Harry brought him something more interesting than Rita Skeeter.

Professor Karkaroff in his heart actually rushed into the classroom to find Snape during class.

This should be considered good news.

It seems that Voldemort's power has recovered well, at least to the point where he can kill Karkaroff?

Maybe it's not that strong. Fan Lin got the method to give Voldemort a short body from Trevor. He had studied it carefully and found that it was impossible to reach any height with the upper limit of that body.

However, using the resurrection technique, the shackles on Voldemort's body will naturally be released.

Karkaroff was too timid. Perhaps it was because Voldemort had recovered but his body could reach the limit, and then triggered the Dark Mark on the Death Eater's arm?

Fan Lin has always wanted to find a Death Eater to study it, but unfortunately, this kind of behavior is undoubtedly a delusion.

Most of the Death Eaters were imprisoned in Azkaban, and Trevor, the old vampire, did not have the Dark Mark planted by Voldemort.

The most important point is to use the human body as the basis to study black magic. If he does this, Fanlin doubts that Dumbledore will kill him first.

This is really a dangerous game. As his strength grows, Fanlin becomes less and less willing to have anything to do with Dumbledore.

Dumbledore seemed to regard him as Harry's backup to deal with Voldemort, or rather Death's body.

The latter was bigger, but Fan Lin never doubted whether he could kill Voldemort. If Voldemort didn't change, it would probably be a matter of time.

This may be a bit arrogant, but Dumbledore's methods are no worse than Voldemort's, and Voldemort's weaknesses are also in his hands.

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"But isn't Karkaroff a Death Eater?" Harry asked keenly. "He is always worried and always goes to Snape for anything. Their relationship is so close, so it's better to talk about Snape." Don’t know what happened before.”

Fan Lin looked at Harry in surprise, thinking about Snape. This was not Harry's usual style, at least not now.

However, Harry probably wanted to catch Snape more and drive Snape out of Hogwarts?

Although this is somewhat lacking in ability, it is not surprising that Harry has such an idea.

Professor Snape went too far. He put all his dislike for James on Harry.

Protecting Harry is Snape's entire responsibility to Lily. Although this responsibility is also imposed on him by Professor Snape, with the professor's vicious tongue, Fanlin doubts whether Professor Snape enjoys it. ?

"What do you want to say, Harry?" Fan Lin pondered for a moment, and then said to Harry seriously.

"I would like to say that I doubt that Professor Snape is..."

"You have to know that Dumbledore trusts Professor Snape," Fanlin said, "just like he trusts Hagrid."

Fan Lin curled his lips in his heart, this was more like a deal.

Harry was stunned for a moment. Regarding Dumbledore's trust, Harry naturally did not dare to doubt it, but in view of Professor Snape's behavior, Harry still complained a lot.

"Well, maybe, Professor Dumbledore also has..." Harry did not continue, doubting Dumbledore because of Professor Snape?

This is really not worthwhile.

"What is Karkaroff afraid of?" Hermione asked, "And how did he become the headmaster of Durmstrang?"

Several people looked at each other. No one knew what was going on. A former Death Eater became the principal of Durmstrang and took control of a magic school. This was also a victory for Voldemort. .

"Isn't Karkaroff released by the Ministry of Magic? Maybe they think Karkaroff is under control. Moreover, Durmstrang has always been very tolerant of dark magic. That's where Grindelwald came from." (To be continued)