Harry Potter's Bastard

"Before we get to that," Dumbledore said, "I want to know exactly what happened that night." Of course, it would be nice if we could be there in person like last time. "

"You think beautifully!" said Solim.

Some of what happened that night was something that Solim didn't want Dumbledore to know, and he naturally wouldn't hand over his memories.

"What happened that night wasn't anything noteworthy about it—for the Order of the Phoenix. Solim leaned sideways, not looking at Dumbledore, but at the portraits of the headmasters on the walls as usual.

"But as far as I know, there are people who shouldn't be there. "

"Richie, they're coming for me, and the Dark Lord is just a target for them. Solim shrugged, "Rest assured, Headmaster, the Richie family won't meddle in your affairs with the Dark Lord - they're too busy to worry about anything at all." "

In the face of Selwyn's suppression, how could the Rich family have the heart to spend energy in such a place of little profit after suffering heavy losses?

"You don't seem to have been hurt in any way," Dumbledore reminded with some cryptic remind, "He doesn't seem to have made a move on you, even if he already knows that you've found his many Horcruxes?"

This was already a naked question, and although it was not felt in his tone, Dumbledore's suspicion had been clearly transmitted to Solim.

"Isn't playing with prey one of his shortcomings?" "Isn't it as if he didn't notice Dumbledore's suspicions, "You didn't fail to see Harry's scene in the graveyard, the verbal provocation made the prey uneasy, the physical torture made the prey miserable, and when he had had enough, he swallowed the prey in one bite - unfortunately, he didn't have the opportunity to do it himself this time." "

"I don't think your clan reacted that quickly - at least it would be a long time to waste in assembling men, how did you get through that time?"

Dumbledore still didn't give up.

Solim didn't do any damage, either physical or mental, which meant that Voldemort didn't make any hostile moves towards his gnashing foe at all. Dumbledore apparently knew about Voldemort, which meant that Voldemort had either changed his ways, or that something had happened between Solim and Voldemort that made him concerned and didn't do anything to him.

The Selwyns were a powerful family, Dumbledore did not deny this. It is reasonable that they will rescue such a promising offspring as Solim, but no matter how fast it is, Solim still has time to eat two Diamond Heart Spells, but during this time, Solim has not been damaged at all, which is obviously unusual.

"That's thanks to one person. "

Dumbledore looked at Sori through his half-moon glasses.

"Alecto. Carol. Our soothsayer helped me for a long time—to be honest, I still don't understand what the Dark Lord meant by letting her duel with me—I don't believe his arguments anyway. "

"Is it convenient to talk about it?" Deng looked polite.

"'I, an incompetent servant, have been poured with the elixir of truth by you, and she longs to reclaim the glory that you have trampled on. - This reason is ridiculous. Solim shook his head, "When did he ever care what the Death Eaters thought? Those people were nothing more than tools to the Dark Lord, and I don't think he ever thought of them as human beings." "

"On that point, I think you're wrong. Dumbledore said, "It may sound ridiculous, but Voldemort did treat them as 'family'. "

Solim almost twisted his neck, and he looked at Dumbledore in great surprise as he didn't care about what Dumbledore might think of him.

"It seems that you don't know him as well as you suggest. Dumbledore said calmly, "Voldemort, or Tom, he does have feelings for Death Eaters that are incomprehensible to ordinary people, although most of the time they are expressed in a cruel way. "

"Can you tell me about it?" Dumbledore let the topic go, and moved on to asking Solim some detailed questions, "His condition at the time, such as the tone of his voice when he spoke, the control of his emotions, ......"

Solim could see that Dumbledore had to get the memories of that night tonight. It's not that he can't give it, but Solim will definitely have reservations, at least the subsequent conversation with Voldemort will definitely not let Dumbledore know.

The handling of Horcruxes was Solim's concern, and Dumbledore just didn't talk about it, instead focusing on what happened after Solim was taken captive that day. Obviously, without giving Dumbledore a satisfactory outcome in this matter, he would not have communicated anything with Solim about the handling of Horcruxes.

"Okay—okay. "

Solim stood up, went to the meditation basin and began to close his eyes.

It's not that he can't spend it with Dumbledore, he is full of energy, after experiencing the bloodline sublimation ceremony, he can even go three days and three nights without rest, but he feels that it is really unnecessary to consume it like this, anyway, it is not an important thing, Dumbledore will show him if he wants to see it, and the really unsightly things Solim will definitely hide well.

Stripped of the intercepted memories, Solim flicked his wand, and the silver memories fell into the meditation basin.

"Please, Headmaster. Solim waved his hand and sat back in his chair.

And Dumbledore didn't be polite to him, didn't say a word of nonsense, and walked over and buried his face in the meditation basin.

Solim's intercepted memories began when he landed at Malfoy Manor and ended with Heath and Voldemort talking about Lucius, and the subsequent conversation with Voldemort was not in that intercepted memory.

After a few moments, Dumbledore looked up from the meditation basin and returned to the back of his desk.

"It looks like he's got some help from the Rich family. Dumbledore leaned back in his chair, looking a little worried.

"Severus, the last time you saw him, did he appear very composed, and did he have any significant mood swings?"

If it wasn't for Dumbledore's remarks, Solim had almost forgotten that there was still a man standing in the Headmaster's room.

"As before, as I told you last time, he tortured the Caro siblings with the Diamond Curse in front of us. Snape's lifeless voice rang out from behind Solim.

"Looks like something is going wrong. "

Dumbledore took off his glasses. _

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