From Beauxbatons to Hogwarts

Calvin skillfully pulled out the chair and sat opposite Dumbledore: "Thank you, I just didn't have breakfast."

"Let's get straight to the point," Calvin stared into Dumbledore's blue eyes, "How are you going to explain what happened last night?

Professor McGonagall has already chased me to ask about Professor Quirrell.I've been prevaricating, but I think I'd better get on the same page with you first. "

"After all, this is your...school."

Dumbledore took a sip of pumpkin juice and said quite relaxedly: "I think you should tell me what happened last night. I have been in your protected area and just came back."

Calvin frowned: "You mean, you don't know what happened last night?"

"I can't say that I don't know anything. I have a rough understanding," Dumbledore stabbed a piece of cake with a small fork, "but I definitely don't know it as clearly as you. You are the one who has experienced it."

Calvin looked at Dumbledore coldly, not sure whether the centenarian was confident or arrogant.

"Voldemort, possessing Quirrell, is trying to steal the Philosopher's Stone." Calvin spat out the words coldly.

"Oh, I didn't expect it to be him. In fact, I had suspected him for a long time." Dumbledore sighed.

Act, you continue to act.I have long suspected why I didn’t take action earlier.

Calvin snorted disdainfully.

"The trap I arranged blocked Quirrell, but Harry and the others successfully passed through, and Quirrell followed them in."

"How did Harry and the others get through the trap you set up?" Dumbledore looked at Calvin with a smile, "I remember that you and I are the only ones in the castle who know how to get through the trap."

Calvin ignored him and revealed this secret to Harry himself, not just to cooperate with your actions.

"When I rushed over, Voldemort was threatening Harry with Ron and Hermione, asking him to take out the Sorcerer's Stone. Harry and the others were saved by me. Quirrell was burned to death by me."

"Quirrell, you burned him to death," Dumbledore chewed the words again and asked, "What about Voldemort? Or, where is Voldemort's soul?"

The office fell into silence again, and Dumbledore waited patiently for Calvin.

Calvin hesitated for a moment, put on his dragon leather gloves, took out a small mirror, and carefully placed it on the table.

"Voldemort's soul is here."

Dumbledore looked at the mirror carefully and marveled: "The alchemy item that stores the soul sounds familiar, doesn't it?"

"Isn't it just a Horcrux?" Calvin said sarcastically, "I made this mirror from a Horcrux."

Dumbledore raised his head suddenly and looked at Calvin in surprise. This was his most genuine expression today.

"Oh, oh. Oh my God, Horcruxes." Dumbledore's expression gradually became serious, and his tone was no longer relaxed. "Tell me carefully."

Calvin smiled and said, "Dumbledore, it turns out there is really something you don't know about in the castle."

Dumbledore glanced at him and said, "I can only try my best to ensure that everything in the castle is within my control."

"Well, I thought you were really confident in mastering everything." Calvin curled his lips, "It's Ravenclaw's crown."

Dumbledore was once again shocked and speechless: "Ravenclaw's diadem, a relic of the Big Four? Hasn't it been missing for nearly 1000 years?"

"Yes, yes," Calvin picked up the silver mirror, "but it was found by Voldemort, made into a Horcrux, and placed in an unknown corner of the castle."

"Then how did you destroy it," Dumbledore asked. "Horcruxes are difficult to destroy with ordinary magic. Did you use black magic? The Fire Curse? Or the Death Curse?"

Calvin took out the hourglass hidden under his clothes. The sand inside was still pure white and flawless. "In fact, black magic is the field I am least familiar with. I used dragon fire to destroy the Horcrux."

"Dragon fire?" Dumbledore didn't understand.

"Dragon Breath Spell, a magic imitated from the fire dragon." Calvin explained.

"Okay, go on," Dumbledore nodded, "How did it become this mirror?"

"After I destroyed the Horcrux with dragon fire, there were still some metal remains of the diadem. It's extraordinary, I mean, Lady Ravenclaw's alchemy was able to create metals that were not evaporated by dragon fire thousands of years ago.

So I collected these metals and recreated a mirror. I thought that since it had been used as Voldemort's Horcrux, it must have some resonance with Voldemort's soul, and maybe it could be used to imprison his soul. "

"Oh, what a genius idea, no wonder you can become the youngest master of alchemy," Dumbledore stretched out his hand to pick up the mirror containing Voldemort's soul, "Can I touch it?"

"Okay, but I suggest you wear gloves. This mirror is very unstable." Calvin took off his gloves and threw them in front of Dumbledore.

"Thank you." Dumbledore put on his gloves, picked up the mirror, looked at it carefully, and discovered that it was incomplete. "It seems to be a half-finished product?"

"Oh, yes," Calvin was a little frustrated, "Qi Luo started too fast, and I still had to melt the last core magic text. Without 'accepting' the magic text to stabilize Voldemort's mood, it would only be time for him to escape from it. question."

"I know, how long can he be imprisoned for," Dumbledore put the mirror back on the table and began to think about his next move.

Calvin frowned and thought seriously for a while: "Half a year, or nine months, it can't be longer. Professor Bablin and I will think of ways to see if we can extend it to one year."

"Is there any way to make another mirror?" Dumbledore asked.

Calvin nodded, "Okay, you give me another relic of the Big Four, and I can make it by melting it."

Dumbledore stopped talking. It was not that he didn't have the relics of the Big Four, but he really couldn't bear to take them out and let Calvin melt them.

"Okay, forget it," Dumbledore regretfully entered the next topic, "I heard that Harry fainted again last night?"

Calvin was also very troubled by this, nodded and said: "Yes, Principal Dumbledore, Voldemort has a greater influence on Harry than we thought. You'd better prepare early, otherwise when Voldemort realizes, you will Passive."

"Yes, prepare early." Dumbledore turned the cup in front of him, "Calvin, can I ask you a favor? I think you are the most suitable person to do this."

"What's the matter?" Calvin frowned, but he did not accept it directly.

Calvin was never willing to accept Dumbledore's control. This time he cooperated with Dumbledore to solve the Philosopher's Stone, which made him very uncomfortable.

It was obviously Dumbledore's plan, but it was Calvin who finally came forward to solve the problem. He felt that Dumbledore took advantage of his coveting for Voldemort's soul.

"When the time is right, teach Harry Occlumency."