"Ah..." Sebastian Sallow sighed, mockery in his voice. "Looks like Voldemort's soul has been torn too many times. He can't even feel that numbness anymore."
Vizet nodded calmly. "Yes. Voldemort has his own logic for how he does things, and it's very hard for outsiders to influence him."
Sebastian Sallow narrowed his eyes slightly and warned Vizet, "Since his soul has this kind of trait, and his Path of Magic is so strange..."
"Then when fighting Voldemort, you absolutely must not let your guard down! Until every one of Voldemort's Horcruxes has been destroyed and he is truly dead, don't show pity, don't hesitate, and don't regret it."
Meeting Sebastian Sallow's gaze, Vizet replied solemnly, "Mr. Sallow, I'll make sure to remember everything you've said."
"It's still the Christmas holiday. We shouldn't put so much pressure on him..." Ominis Gaunt smiled gently. "Vizet, since the investigation is already complete, let's head back up first!"
Vizet said, "Mr. Gaunt, actually, there's something else I'd like to do. Could I stay a little longer?"
"Something else?" There was a hint of surprise in Ominis Gaunt's voice. "Vizet, what are you planning to do?"
"The truth is..." Vizet explained, "the way Voldemort transformed them is far too familiar to me..."
"I think I might be able to use a potion to isolate that bit of 'Soul Particle' belonging to Voldemort inside them."
"It would be equivalent to creating an extra storage space on their souls, specifically to hold Voldemort's 'Soul Particle.'"
Sebastian Sallow frowned slightly. "Store Voldemort's 'Soul Particle,' rather than eradicating it right now?"
"Vizet, are you planning to wait until the crucial moment, then completely shatter Voldemort's original plan and catch him off guard?"
"Yes!" Vizet admitted. "A rare opportunity like this doesn't come often. I feel like I have to