Voldemort's magical talent was indeed outstanding. Even with limited resources of his own, he had managed to explore and create such a peculiar spell as the Flying Charm.
Especially when it was paired with his Path of Magic, Solipsism—if one could not understand that Path of Magic, then even with the procedure for the Flying Charm in hand, it would be very difficult to work out the principles behind it.
Looking at the contents of the notebook, Dumbledore clicked his tongue in wonder. "For Voldemort to think of magic like the Flying Charm, and to realize it in such a way, truly was daring..."
"That evaluation is a little conservative..." His tone paused, as though he were searching for a more suitable word to describe it. "Perhaps 'mad' would be better."
"You can also tell from this..." He continued analyzing the contents of the notebook. "Voldemort also had unique and profound insights in the field of Bloodline Magic."
"Yes!" Vizet nodded in agreement. "I think the reason Voldemort was so skilled at Bloodline Magic should have come from his obsessive investigation into his own origins."
"At the time, he could only rely on the single clue of Parseltongue. Since he wanted to search for those Wizard families skilled in Parseltongue, he inevitably came into contact with Bloodline Magic."
"Because many Wizards were prejudiced against Parseltongue, the closer the relevant materials were to modern times, the less likely they were to contain records about Parseltongue."
"So when Voldemort was investigating his origins, he could only search through all kinds of ancient materials for related clues, and thus came into contact with those ancient forms of Bloodline Magic..."
Dumbledore understood what Vizet meant and sighed with some emotion. "The older Bloodline Magic is, the more dangerous and mad it often is, with