Hogwarts and the Unspeakable

Things are so long and difficult to brew, but the most critical moments are often so short.

Just like fireworks, bright and short-lived. Only a moment of memory remains, and then nothing remains.

"Avada eats a big melon!!!"

Alan waved his wand coldly.

Malicious charging was completed, and a green light flashed:

Just like a shot into the brain stem, the troll died instantly.

Spike.

The Unforgivable Curse, the Death Curse, can permanently expel the human soul from the human body. From a human perspective, this is complete death. Even if it is a firearm, if one shot hits a person, there may be a chance to say something or even show one's last act of bravery, but the killing curse is a sniper rifle fired instantly.

A flash of light hit the giant monster. The troll dies.

It's that simple.

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How to lock on the enemy? Look at it from motivation, test it from action, and judge it from evidence.

Eliminate all impossible options, and the last one left is the correct answer.

Although maybe the "answer" itself is a pseudo-concept.

Who will the enemy be?

As analyzed before, if the enemy's attack instructions come from the Kremlin or the White House, then the value of the living self is much higher than the dead self, and the value of a hostage is much higher than that of a dead person. If intelligence and even decision-making power are not important, then the five unmarried characters from Cambridge will have a new life.

What is the value of a living Alan Appleby?

At least he could get enough secrets from a "permanent undersecretary" of the Ministry of Magic, and even snowball into gaining his allegiance. You know, the selection of civil servants is not the same as that of politicians. A "permanent undersecretary" bureaucrat like Sir Humphrey is called a "civilservant" in the UK and a "deepstate" in the United States. The simplest, most rigid and effective way to get stuck is two things:

1. Must be "our people" and must be reliable enough. (oneofus)

2. Must come from a sufficiently reliable school and obtain a second-class first-class degree or above.

Family background + education: double threshold.

This is why the lurking of the "Cambridge Five" shocked the world.

And if Allen can catch Humphrey, he can pull Humphrey into the water!

This is what a normal rational person would do. As long as his interest lies in letting Sir Humphrey serve as a spy, he cannot escape this path, no matter what specific methods he uses.

And if you kill Allen, you can only get the hatred of a permanent undersecretary. Arousing the vigilance of Hogwarts and making the next lurking more difficult would be harmful but useless. Allen even believed that even if the talks broke down in the end, they wouldn't be killed in a fight.

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However, that is not what the enemy does - in any case, this is definitely not a way to negotiate.

At least the negotiations won't start with a giant monster coming out to kill people.

Even if the door opened and he could escape, the mastermind behind the scenes had no intention of coming forward to negotiate.

So, inferring from the analysis just now, the enemy can never be an organization like the KGB, CIA, or Lao Xing.

The enemy's purpose can only be to "kill himself".

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However, new problems will arise when inferring this way:

If the enemy's purpose is just to kill him, just send the note directly into the lounge,

Judging by his ability to silently use a large-area air ban spell from a long distance.

If he wanted to simply kill Allen, then he had too many opportunities.

If he could command a troll, couldn't he use Avada's Kedavra?

As long as this person has the slightest malicious intention to act on his own, then Allen has no reason to survive at present!

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So what exactly does the enemy want? What do they want?

He didn't want to die cleanly, nor did he want to negotiate with him openly.

Then, their purpose can only be:

Put yourself in a superposition state of "neither life nor death" - choose a good way to die for yourself.

So this brings us back to the original question:

How did Professor Quirrell learn about Allen's identity?

Whether it was the "Deep Diver" or the "Unforgivable Curse", they were all planned by Sir Humphrey himself.

With his intelligence, all this must be foolproof, leaving no loopholes and leaving no one to know.

Even if someone knows, there is a high probability that they will be sent to the EEC by Occluded Brains to live in peace and quiet, without a chance to leak the secret.

So how did the enemy know Allen's identity?

If you can deduce the path, you can follow the clues and lock the identity of the enemy.

And as long as the identity of the enemy can be locked,

You can completely figure out what identity you have exposed!

This situation can be solved!

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Then, there is only one last question left.

"Professor Zillo, how did you learn the true identity of Alan Appleby?"

You know, Professor Quirrell and Allen have nothing to do with each other.

But the moment he flew to the door, Allen thought clearly.

That was when I had just finished buying it in Diagon Alley!

Sir Humphrey is complaining about Hagrid, doing things inappropriately and unethically, and complaining about Dumbledore being partial!

Then the original plan to go back together fell through, and Allen had to go to Malfoy Manor to stay.

What was Hagrid doing?

According to the records in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", Hagrid was taking the Philosopher's Stone at that time!

And the Philosopher's Stone is Professor Quirrell's real goal!

And Sir Humphrey is the "searcher" responsible for this project!

In other words, although he had no contact with Professor Quirrell, he even deliberately avoided it.

But Sir Humphrey has enough connections with Professor Quirrell - this connection is even enough for Professor Quirrell to specifically target him!

Understanding Professor Quirrell's motives is only the beginning, and the fatal question has not yet been resolved:

"Channel!"

We have never figured out how Zillo figured out one of Allen's secret identities?

The identity of "Deep Diver" all happened in Allen's hometown. Allen almost never used it, only used it once before when he was in the sea. Everyone who knew about this matter has been eliminated. As mentioned before, clear the memory of this period, then raise your salary and send it abroad. Never come back. Only sects that rely on "Old Star" to worship the "old days" can obtain their own identity through "divine revelation"! But they have been ruled out before. The deep divers can sense the breath of nearby creatures, and no one else except Dumbledore and the "worshippers of the past" can know!

Then, it can only be the leak of the "Unforgivable Curse"!

There is another key question:

Why is Hermione Granger here?

This "third party observer" appears in this dangerous place.

Is it Professor Zillo's conspiracy or a coincidence?