Hogwarts Passer-By Professor

Lying on the deck chair, Eisen thought quietly.

After thinking for a long time, he suddenly realized that he had entered a dead end. Because he used to always feel that this was an illusory world - and he couldn't blame him, after all, he had a preconceived idea.

But in fact, he has lived in this world for so many years, and he deeply understands the authenticity of his environment.

In other words, the things recorded in the original book are indeed happening in this world, but the things that are not recorded, how the world evolves, are beyond Eisen's knowledge.

Maybe Dumbledore tried cursing Voldemort, but it just didn't work.

Thinking about it this way, Eisen immediately stopped being entangled.

...

After another half an hour, Blake emerged from the lake as if he was about to catch his breath, but Kreacher, who was still at the bottom of the lake, suddenly let out a cry of surprise: "I found it—Kreacher found Master Regulus!" -"

The house-elf's voice broke the silence, echoing in the cave over and over again.

Eisen stood on the edge of the island in a flash, and the deck chair changed into a card again, and then burned to ashes.

Blake, who had just got out of the lake, didn't say anything, turned over and got into the water after his expression changed, and followed the sound to swim in the direction of Kreacher.

Afterwards, Black saw Kreacher dragging a familiar figure with both hands, the figure was not much different from the memory, but his face was much paler.

Black murmured, not knowing what he was talking about, he didn't come to his senses until Kreacher sent Regulus to Black's side.

He swam back to the shore with Regulus' body, and then panted heavily, with a "ho ho" sound in his mouth. Before he knew it, tears had already flowed out of him.

Seeing Black's sad look, Eisen couldn't help feeling a little bit sad.

After a long time, Blake calmed down, picked up Regulus' body, walked to Eisen, and glanced back at the black stone slab. The stone basin in the middle was empty without any trace of poison.

"Sirius, what do you think of this place?" Seeing that Black had calmed down, Eisen said calmly.

"What are you going to do?" Blake didn't care about other things now, he just wanted to take Regulus' body back and place it properly, and hold a funeral worthy of him.

"Destroy something, what do you think?" The God's perspective is fully open, and the entire cave space is reflected in his mind, and Eisen's hands are itchy suddenly.

"We'll be waiting for you outside!" Blake didn't say anything, after greeting, Kreacher brought his and Regulus' bodies and appeared on a reef exposed to the sea outside the cave.

Within a few minutes, they saw that the rock wall of the dark passage below the cliff began to fall off layer by layer, and a layer of bright light bloomed on it first, and then quickly dimmed.

Immediately afterwards, the solid rock wall seemed to have been melted by sand, turning into fine powder and rustling down. The entire lower part of the cliff, like a gravel castle collapsed, revealed a deep and wide hole.

Eisen walked out with a blank face, and came to Black's side in a flash. Blake looked in the direction Eisen came out from, but found that there was nothing inside.

"Let's go!" Eisen said calmly.

"It's all destroyed inside?" Black seemed a little surprised.

"I don't think it's necessary to keep this kind of place." Eisen shrugged slightly.

Blake nodded and said nothing more. Afterwards, Eisen dragged Kreacher and Black, and disappeared in place together with Regulus' body.

12 Grimmauld Place, Black's old house. After Regulus' body was properly placed, Eisen borrowed the Black family's fireplace to return to Hogwarts.

In the headmaster's office, Eisen and Dumbledore had a brief conversation.

"Regarding this matter, do you think some of my actions are a little - unreasonable?" Dumbledore showed a little helplessness and exhaustion on his face.

"You mean to prevent Sirius from preaching about Regulus's horcruxes?" Eisen looked at him, then shook his head slightly, "You are the headmaster of Hogwarts, you really need to consider a lot of things, it's not bad Close to human feelings, but consider the overall situation—”

Dumbledore looked at Eisen in surprise, and showed a relaxed smile: "Okay, let's talk about something happy. I must thank you, Eisen, the few Horcruxes you found helped me a lot. Horace Slughorn has found a clue to the Horcrux."

"Horace Slughorn?" Eisen whispered, but there was no wavering in his heart.

"Yes, Horace, he used to be Head of Slytherin House and Potions Professor, but retired in 1982!" Dumbledore nodded slightly.

"You mean, before Professor Slughorn retired, he had a close relationship with Voldemort and knew the secrets about Horcruxes?" Eisen showed a thoughtful expression in front of Dumbledore.

"Yes, before retiring, he valued Tom very much. At that time, I suspected that he knew something, but he kept his secrets all the time. He was afraid that I would ask those secrets, so he simply resigned and retired." Dumbledore's tone was quite emotional.

"So, now?" Eisen frowned slightly, "He must be still very wary of you!"

"You're right, he's a crafty old fellow—"

"Then how did you learn the secret of the Horcrux from him?" Eisen was indeed curious.

"Yes, didn't I say that earlier? I have to thank you for those Horcruxes you found!" A smile spread across Dumbledore's face.

"What does it matter?" Eisen vaguely thought of something, but remained calm.

"Horace knew what I wanted to ask, but he was worried that the secret would be revealed and he would cause trouble for himself, until I took out the four destroyed Horcruxes - he was shocked, maybe because I destroyed all of Tom's Horcruxes The hope is great. So tell me about Tom's obsession with making six Horcruxes."

"He believes you?" Eisen was a little surprised.

"I showed him the four destroyed Horcruxes, and he knows how determined I am!" Dumbledore paused, then looked at Eisen meaningfully: "Also, I drank a bottle of Fuling in advance. potion—”

"You have Felicia on you?" Eisen's eyes lit up a little.

"Having been a headmaster at Hogwarts for many years, there's always something about him." Dumbledore ignored Eisen's glowing eyes.

"That is to say, the number of Horcruxes that Voldemort will make has been determined, and there will be no more than six—well, no more than six except for Harry?" Eisen brought up the topic.

"Yes, this is good news for us!" Dumbledore nodded.

"So, has the whereabouts of Hufflepuff's golden cup been found? It is most likely a Horcrux, and after finding it, there will be only one Horcrux left." Eisen was speechless as he spoke.

He knew that Hufflepuff's cup had been hidden inside Gringotts, apparently by Bellatrix Lettrange, a Death Eater loyal to Voldemort.

But there is no reason for Mr. Eisen to speak out about such a hidden matter, so he can only pretend not to know.

As for the method to find out the Hufflepuff Gold Cup in the original book,

"No, there is no clue as to where Hufflepuff's gold cup is." Dumbledore said, frowning, "It's almost impossible to find someone who can tell about Tom's life away from Hogwarts, so no one Know where Hufflepuff's gold cup will be placed!"

"Maybe try looking in some 'safe' place—" Eisen suggested casually.

"A safe place?" Dumbledore's eyes narrowed.

"That's right, the diary is kept by his loyal servant Lucius, Gaunt's ring is protected by powerful magic and placed in the old house, Slytherin's locket is hidden in a special place when he was a child, La Wen Crow's diadem is hidden in the Room of Requirement at Hogwarts—"

Eisen paused, looked at Dumbledore and continued: "Hogwarts is considered the safest place in the world, you see, Voldemort hid Rawen Klaw's diadem in Hogwarts, and It is the Room of Requirement that few people know about.

Well, there's another safe place where Voldemort might hide one of his Horcruxes—"

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