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Kevin was silent, he knew he had not been able to hide from Dumbledore.He was indeed talking about scenes, and he omitted the "man without a stick" in the cemetery and being co-opted by Voldemort.

Voldemort woos a four-year wizard's apprentice!

To anyone, this is nonsense.But regardless of whether Dumbledore believed it or not, just being drawn in was enough to arouse suspicion.

Especially now is the beginning of troubled times, God knows if these wizards will create something out of nothing and fabricate it out of thin air!

The tragic experience of Sirius is right in front of him, and Kevin doesn't want to be the second him.

As for the stickless one!

Whatever this wandless man was, it definitely had something to do with Kevin, at least according to Voldemort.Kevin's direct telling him that the so-called stickless person is related to his future life direction.

But Kevin's character is that he doesn't like and is unwilling to hand over his life to others, even if this person is Dumbledore.

But now that the word has been spoken, Kevin simply no longer hides it.

He said: "Okay! That's it, Professor! Two more things happened in the cemetery. One, Voldemort wanted to win me over. I know it sounds like a joke, but it's true."

Dumbledore smiled and said, "I believe so."

"Ah? Professor, you... are you bluffing me?" Kevin said in surprise.

Dumbledore smiled and said: "You know? Kevin, apart from your lack of knowledge, your ability has already reached the level of a graduate, and you even need to be outstanding in some aspects. You can indeed become a master over time. "

Kevin felt a little uneasy in his heart. If he starts to praise without asking, the result is often not a good thing.

When Kevin was about to say the second thing, Dumbledore spoke first: "The second thing is about a legendary title, right? The one without a stick!"

Kevin nodded in surprise and said, "You know?"

Dumbledore poured a cup of hot tea for Kevin, and then said: "I only know about the stickless man, but I don't know what you have experienced. I think you are confused now, and you are eager to know what the stickless man is? Why is it worthy of Voldemort? But before answering this question... Kevin, can you tell me why you are hiding these things from me?"

Kevin didn't answer immediately, Dumbledore said upon seeing this: "If you think this question crosses your bottom line, then you can refuse to answer."

"No no!" Kevin said, "I was just trying to figure out what to say. Professor, I'm only 14 and I know it's funny to say this, but I've been through things that most people don't. You Do you understand?"

"Hmm! Please continue," said Dumbledore.

Kevin continued: "My experience tells me that any great being is often the one who understands darkness the most, and is even proficient in darkness."

Extreme politicians will create a bright and stalwart image for the public, but such people are often the ones who know the darkest methods best.Although you have to go through darkness if you want to gain light, this matter is already related to Kevin himself, and he doesn't want to be criticized for no reason.

"I'm afraid of death, Professor! So I value my life very much, and I must ensure that it is in my own hands." Kevin said.

Dumbledore asked, "Then why did you tell me again?"

Kevin smiled helplessly, and said, "Because you are Albus Dumbledore, the person Voldemort fears the most at this stage. I have to do this if I want to survive."

Kevin's words made sense, but it was too blunt for a student to say such things to the principal.

But what Kevin didn't expect was that Dumbledore was very happy. He smiled and asked, "Very good! So what do you want to know?"

Kevin said: "Didn't you just say that? What is a wandless man? Why did Voldemort try to win me over?"

Dumbledore returned to his seat. Instead of directly answering Kevin's doubts, he asked first, "Kevin, do you believe in legends?"

This unclear sentence made Kevin unable to answer for a while.

What is the legend?It is a story that exists outside the history books.what is a storyStories can be both reality and fiction.

Words that exist outside of orthodoxy.

To explain Dumbledore's question in a straightforward sentence: Kevin, do you believe in evil?

"I believe!" Kevin finally replied.

Kevin couldn't help but believe it, even if his understanding wasn't necessarily correct, is there anything more legendary than time travel and rebirth?

And where is this?In the magical world, all legends in this world may be real events.

Dumbledore nodded and continued: "I remember you knew something about people without a stick in the first grade."

Kevin said: "That's right. But I don't know much about these characters that only exist in the book. Could it be that there are some discrepancies?"

Dumbledore smiled and said, "No, Kevin! It's not as complicated as you think. As you know, the wandless are wizards with special existence. The matter is easy to answer, and it can be explained in one sentence. The people who achieved great things in history were helped by the man without a stick."

Kevin was really blindfolded, and he said in disbelief: "Professor, don't tell me. Voldemort went to such lengths to meet me because of this legend! No, this is too childish."

Dumbledore did not deny Kevin's statement, he said: "It sounds true to you, but as long as you understand that period of history, you will find that many things are just like that. Before Tom graduated, no one wanted to believe in the existence of Horcruxes. Everyone thought it was a joke."

"Horcrux?" Kevin said in surprise.

Dumbledore took out a blood-stained notebook, which Kevin was very familiar with. This was the diary that hid the memories of Voldemort's youth, and he personally destroyed it in the secret room.

"This is the Horcrux, just as we guessed that day. He made more than one Horcrux." With that, Dumbledore handed Kevin a package.

Kevin took it with a dazed expression, and when he opened it, he found an old book and a sheepskin map.

Kevin asked curiously: "Professor, this is...."

Dumbledore explained: "I have been looking for the whereabouts of other Horcruxes since you found Voldemort's diary in the Chamber of Secrets."

Kevin asked excitedly, "Did you find it?"

Dumbledore said: "Only one was found. As for the book, it was an accidental discovery during the search process. The book records things about people without sticks. This is actually a well-known fact, but our ancestors or more At least trying to hide the history of these particular wizards."

Kevin calmed down, suppressed his curiosity about Horcruxes for the time being, and asked, "Professor, how can you be sure that I am a wandless man?"