Hogwarts Shippuden

Little Hangleton, the Riddle family burial ground.

At this time, it was dark, and the cemetery was gloomy. Several trees with fallen leaves stood around the cemetery, and the twisted and strange branches looked like the claws of ghosts.

Snape appears at the grave of Voldemort's father, Tom Riddle Sr.

Old Tom's coffin containing the bones was the second time in the recent period that someone had lifted the lid of the coffin.

After putting on the dragonskin glove on his left hand, Snape picked up a bone from Old Tom's coffin, and his free right hand took out a silver knife from his pocket that usually handles potion materials.

Scraping the knife on Old Tom's thigh bone, Snape got what he wanted without much effort.

That is the poison that Kyle prepared for Voldemort from the ashes of Old Tom.

In Snape's plan, Voldemort was the key to helping him win the Elder Wand in Dumbledore's hand. Originally, Voldemort had already lost to the three demon kings in terms of combat power.

Now that little devil, whose heart, liver and lungs are all black, actually came up with the sinister method of poisoning Voldemort's father's ashes.

If Voldemort was poisoned, how could he find such a good tool person to help him?

So Snape had to make an excuse to Dumbledore, saying that there was something going on at Malfoy Manor, that is, Voldemort's side, and he took a leave of absence for a while.

The first thing he did after leaving Hogwarts was to find Lao Fu's ancestral grave.

Naturally, Snape could not have helped Voldemort remove the poison from his father's ashes.

The little devil is such a stubborn person, and the method that he came up with can only be cracked by the sixth child of the same level as him.

If there is no sign of poisonous hair after Voldemort's resurrection, doesn't this mean that there are ghosts in their camp?

Who is this inner ghost, the little devil knows that he is Snape without even guessing, after all, only the three of them were present in Dumbledore's office at that time.

So, Snape came here just to get some toxins, so that he could prepare an antidote in advance.

That way, Voldemort wouldn't rush too fast.

After returning Old Tom's corpse to its original position, Snape immediately returned to his home in Spider End Alley and began to analyze the poison powder he had collected.

Poison is something that is easy to configure.

As long as all kinds of poisonous potion ingredients are mixed together and boiled, even a stinky fish and rotten shrimp like Ron's potion grades can be easily produced a poison that can bring down the entire school's teachers and students.

But if you want to make a corresponding antidote for the poison, it is quite troublesome.

Not to mention that this is the potion that Voldemort personally configured to protect his Horcrux. After all, when he was tinkering with this thing, he never thought about the problem of detoxification.

Because this is what he prepared for Dumbledore, how could he drink it himself?

It doesn't matter if your subordinates drink it, isn't it a life?

Human life seems like the least valuable thing to Voldemort.

Fortunately, Snape had the foresight to take a long enough vacation with Dumbledore, and he had enough time to work out the antidote.

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Snape was fighting poison, but it was Draco's pain.

A huge Hogwarts, he can't think of any one in the castle that can help him.

Dumbledore?

Don't be kidding, let's not talk about the principal, his old man has a lot of time to deal with...

Cough, in fact, I was tired of staying with Grindelwald in the principal's room every day.

Even if Dumbledore is not busy and has time to receive such an insignificant little warrior as himself, there are still people in Hogwarts watching his every move.

Goyle and Crabbe's parents also knew about the second generation of Meguro's presence at Malfoy Manor.

Because their family is also a pure Death Eater family.

If Draco dared to go into the headmaster's room alone to have a secret conversation with Dumbledore, the **** would know if they would sell themselves back.

Even if Draco didn't ask Dumbledore to leak the secret, but asked for help because of the second project, who could prove it for himself?

Could it be possible to get Dumbledore to prove it for him?

Now the competition among the Death Eaters can be cruel. Looking at Voldemort's current posture, resurrection is basically a sure thing.

Those Death Eater families who had been second or fifth sons before, but are now back in the second-generation Meguro lord camp, are all looking for an opportunity to show their loyalty to Voldemort.

The family that Goyle and Crabbe belonged to, of course, was no exception.

Don't look at them as the Malfoy family on weekdays, but if they have the opportunity to stab the Malfoy family and take the opportunity, they will never let it go.

It was impossible for Draco to seek Dumbledore's help.

The next best thing is the professors.

But the deans of the other three academies have warriors in their own academies. Will they abandon the warriors of their own academies to help themselves, an outsider from Slytherin?

As for the other professors who don't have a college distinction...

Not a single one other than ex-Auror Alastor Moody.

Can you let yourself, a warrior from the Death Eater family, seek the help of Moody, a former Auror?

Then he might as well go to Dumbledore. UU reading www.uukanshu. com

It's not that Draco didn't think about seeking help from other Warriors or Kyle, the referee on the court, but in the end he gave up the idea.

Of the seven warriors who participated in the Hogwarts game, he was the only one who was alone.

The rest are his mother's kinship with Kyle, the third-generation Meguro Demon King.

He had offended Kyle a lot at the beginning. If he ran over to ask for Kyle's help, would Kyle agree?

He didn't want to make fun of himself.

As the game time drew nearer, Draco became more and more flustered.

It was February and Draco started writing to Snape asking when he was going back to school.

At first it was a rate of one letter a day, then two, four, eight a day.

By the week before the match, Draco had already mailed Snape one hundred and twenty-eight letters a day, and the owls in the entire Owl Shack had let him wrap up.

If it weren't for the lack of owls in the owl shack, at the previous rate of increase, Draco should now be delivering 1024 letters a day to Snape.

However, Snape's obsession with cracking poison, coupled with the fact that his home in Spider End Alley was hidden by him with the Faithful Charm, led to...

None of the thousands of letters Draco had sent this month had ever reached Snape.

I don't know where those letters were delivered by the owls.

Draco panicked completely. Click to download this site APP, massive novels, free to read!