Chapter 50： Glorious defeat

Chapter 50

I don't know how long I waited. Before Harry and George came back, Professor Dumbledore actually came in. He also didn't let Ron follow, and entered the room alone. Fortunately, it didn't take long before Dumbledore came out with George and Harry.

Ron was so happy, he wanted to know what happened, but it was too late. It was early in the morning when they came out, and George and Harry just hurriedly told him that Quirrell was dead, Voldemort had failed, the Philosopher's Stone was saved, and then they both went back to sleep, and he was indeed sleepy.

When everyone woke up at noon, Harry and George were called away by Professor Dumbledore. It was time for dinner, and he finally had a chance to inquire about what was going on.

Harry slowly told Ron and Hermione the whole thing.

"Voldemort is very weak now, he is just a fancy, only scaring shadows and steam are left. He can't harm people at all now, and his party members are still helping him."

The experience with George yesterday made Harry realize Voldemort's current weakness. He hated those villains who were conspiring under a nagging ghost. Without their help, Voldemort could not survive.

"Compared to Voldemort, it is the Voldemort's gangsters who are more dangerous now. They are creating a conspiracy and eager to resurrect Voldemort." After solving yesterday's matter, George had no fear of Voldemort. It was only then that he realized that the real The opponent is the partisan left by Voldemort.

Yesterday’s experience once again proved that the villain died of talking too much, but for Voldemort's disability, he can enter the hearts and brains of others with one breath, which makes George very envious.

Not to mention this kind of immortality, at least this fascination is much stronger than the average villain loser. After all, it is said that death is like a lamp extinguished, and the tree falls and the hunger is scattered. If there are so many diehards, Voldemort is a glorious defeat.

"After George and I eliminated Voldemort, Dumbledore was late to arrive. Fortunately, George is not like him, otherwise I would really be burned to death." Harry remembered the scene of George attacking Voldemort with his invisibility cloak. Seized a good time not too soon.

"Unexpectedly, it was not Snape who was stealing the Philosopher's Stone, but Quirrell who looked so timid." Ron was very surprised by the development of things, and Quirrell was really inhumane.

"Snape is such a weird person. He and my father are classmates, but they have a terrible relationship, just like Malfoy and I." Harry touched his head. Snape's situation made him very embarrassed. "I Father saved his life, which made Snape hate to death. He hated being saved by someone he hated, and he hated me for it."

"You are really unlucky!" Hermione thought Harry was innocent, but the strange relationship between Snape and Harry's father had to be passed on to Harry, which was unfair to Harry.

"Let him hate me, anyway, I hate him, so I don't have to worry about him killing me." Harry felt that since he couldn't find a way to deal with Snape, he just ignored it.

"But if it weren't for George this time, I would almost have been unhelpful. As George said, Dumbledore’s protection of the Philosopher’s Stone is the only guarantee. He hid the Philosopher’s Stone in a magic mirror. , Only those who kindly want to find the Philosopher’s Stone without using him can get the Philosopher’s Stone from the magic mirror. If I didn’t go in, Quirrell would not find the Philosopher’s Stone at all."

In Harry's view, yesterday's adventure was perfect. He knew a lot of things he wanted to know. But the only thing that made him most unhappy was that he almost didn't help.

"It’s not to blame you, it’s Dumbledore’s trick. He seems to have deliberately guided you to do many things, including asking you to face Voldemort, if he really intends to hide the Philosopher’s Stone. I bet it’s either you or Voldemort. , You won’t even know where the Philosopher’s Stone is, let alone find it."

George has confirmed that Dumbledore deliberately arranged the things in the previous adventures of the brave and the last magic mirror to let Harry get the Philosopher's Stone. But if he didn't catch up midway, Harry probably couldn't kill Voldemort according to the plot, but was burned to death by fire because of the butterfly effect.

"Why? That's horrible, I mean, how can Dumbledore let Harry face these dangers? If it weren't for George, he would be dead." Hermione thought this guess was terrible, Dumbledore. Lido actually counted the freshmen in the first grade.

"Looking at it now, we found a lot of information early in the morning, and Dumbledore knew exactly what we were doing. He knew what we were doing, but he didn't intend to stop it. Maybe Dumbledore felt I had the right to face Voldemort." Harry had a good impression of Dumbledore and tried to defend him.

"The troll of Quirrell was so obvious that it couldn't be more obvious. Voldemort was possessed by him and was still wandering around at school. Dumbledore knew everything early in the morning. He was like playing an exciting game, and The result of the game is called luck." George had the confidence to look directly at Dumbledore, and naturally he would not think Dumbledore's arrangement was commendable. UU reading

If you only rely on Harry alone, this game might be fun, but the risks and benefits are never proportional. He had no intention of including Dumbledore among his allies. They were too old, too old to make progress, too old to change, too old to treat everyone else as a game.

"I still can't believe that Nicholas Lemay actually destroyed the Philosopher's Stone like this, and he died like this." Ron turned the subject, Dumbledore knew about the thrilling adventure during this time. Even deliberately guide. This also made Ron feel a little uncomfortable. He didn't intend to accuse Dumbledore, but he didn't want to defend Dumbledore.

And Nicholas Lemay’s choice made him feel that the idol in his heart has become a completely unreasonable lunatic.

Since knowing the Sorcerer's Stone, Ron has taken Nicolae Mai as his idol for this period of time. Countless gold, eternal life, great alchemist, these great achievements are all superimposed on a person's name, is there something greater and more perfect than this?

And such a perfect person, perfect life, just because of a phantom of Voldemort, he chose death, which is too unacceptable.

"This is so shocking. The greatest alchemist who has lived for more than six hundred years is going to die like this?" Hermetic felt a headache, and she couldn't understand how she imagined it. Nicole May chose to die at this time. .

The greatest alchemist, the owner of the Philosopher’s Stone, was as if he was scared to death by Voldemort. But Voldemort was so weak that even George and Harry could beat him!

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