Voldemort's Bloodline Magic

Recalling Voldemort's plans, Wizet speculated, "Voldemort's backup plan was probably Bloodline Magic... and it was only after he left the school that he truly mastered this kind of magic."

"Bloodline Magic?" Dumbledore's tone revealed a hint of curiosity. "Did he use Bloodline Magic when he devoured that Soul Fragment?"

"Tell me the details of what happened! When I returned to Hogwarts, I had to deal with a few of the more threatening Magical creature first, so I couldn't get here immediately."

"Good!" Wizet recalled the situation at the time, "Tom Riddle wanted to use a set of Bloodline Magic to break free from the Horcrux and become an independent individual."

"Tom Riddle originally believed that this magic came from the Parkinson Family... and based on the ideas of this magic, he created a body that could move and cast spells."

"It's Voldemort, both now and in the past!" Dumbledore exclaimed. "Voldemort can see through Tom Riddle's thoughts, but Tom Riddle may not be able to see through Voldemort."

Wizet nodded, but couldn't help but chuckle. "They... are quite adept at infighting, each wanting to devour the other and become the sole ruler... if they could cooperate..."

"I don't think...they won't cooperate." A glint of light flashed in Dumbledore's eyes. "Voldemort is a very proud man..."

"Tom Riddle would probably look down on Voldemort, thinking he did a terrible Voldemort, possessing such great power yet being defeated by a baby..."

"Voldemort felt the same way. He thought Tom Riddle was too weak and not worthy of being compared to him, so he might as well devour him to increase his own power."

He sighed deeply, as if he had thought of something. "Perhaps some people can reconcile with the past, or even work together... but Voldemort is definitely not that kind of person!"

Wizet. After all, what's done is done, and there's no need to dwell on it too much.

Dumbledore was absolutely right; otherwise, Tom Riddle and Voldemort wouldn't have been so mutually devouring.

Even when Tom Riddle was at a complete disadvantage, he did not choose to compromise. Instead, he tried to use the Patronus Charm to return fire, attempting to summon maggots to devour him and prevent Voldemort from succeeding.

Wizet returned to the previous topic, "The reason I speculated it was Bloodline Magic is because it involves blood and flesh. Later, Tom Riddle also mentioned that Harry's bones would be needed..."

"Combining these elements together, namely the relationship between blood and body, along with Voldemort's unique soul state, constitutes all the elements of Bloodline Magic."

"Blood, flesh, and bone." Dumbledore frowned slightly. "A very clever combination. Your judgment is correct; it does indeed resemble Bloodline Magic ... What materials did he use for the final induction?"

"The blood of a pure mother and child, freely extracted, can allow the soul to be reborn..." Wizet repeated the incantation at the time, "The blood of a pregnant Unicorn is used here."

"The Flesh of an Innocent Person, deliberately cut off, can preserve the soul... This uses many venomous snakes, as well as several Runespoor eggs."

"If we're going to use Harry's bones..." Dumbledore pondered the possible spell, "The spell would probably be... the bone of an enemy, deliberately removed so that a soul can attach itself to it..."

"This is truly full of traps... This Bloodline Magic is extremely unstable. It's very suitable for pulling out souls, but it can't create a sufficiently powerful body... The materials used are all too dangerous!"

"But this also serves as a warning to us: Voldemort is indeed attempting to resurrect himself..." Dumbledore glanced at the unconscious Harry beside him, a thoughtful look in his eyes.

"To obtain a powerful body, you can use powerful materials in the early stages of Potions brewing... but the materials used for guiding should ideally be traceable to their origin..."

"Tracing back to the source?" Wizet took out his notebook and wrote these words down.

He subconsciously connected the dots with the original spell and suddenly understood why Dumbledore was looking at Harry.

Now it seems that Harry is probably the so-called "enemy";

If Voldemort were to launch further operations, Harry would become a key part of them.

Thinking of this, he tentatively asked, "Headmaster Dumbledore, do we need to...?"

"We need to think this through carefully..." Dumbledore waved his hand. "This Bloodline Magic is crucial; it's like a double-edged sword..."

"I need to reconsider before deciding on the next step... Short-term protection may not truly solve the problem..."

Wizet nodded in agreement; Dumbledore was right, Voldemort himself was the root of the problem.

The saying goes that prevention is better than cure. Even if we continue to strengthen protection, there is still a possibility of a loophole. We still need to find a way to deal with Voldemort in order to end everything that has been caused by him.

Dumbledore exhaled, a slight smile appearing on his face. "So what happened next? The preceding spells and incantations were all correct..."

"But the reality is that Tom Riddle was devoured by Voldemort. What exactly happened during that time? What was the final spell and guidance?"

"The Thread of Tracing Back to the Source, waiting to be put in, can restore the soul to its fullness..." Wizet recalled the spell, "According to this spell, he put a Silver Thread into the cauldron."

"Professor Snape told me that ancient wizards could identify materials by their color, shape, and other characteristics."

"Based on a similar judgment, I first identified this Silver Thread as a memory... and then extended it further, using the techniques Lockhart taught me to successfully pry it open."

"As it turns out, I was right. That Silver Thread was indeed a memory. The only thing that they had in common and that they could trace back to was memory."

"Very clever, but it's never wrong to be cautious!" Dumbledore stroked his beard. "That's why I said... that Bloodline Magic is extremely unstable."

"Voldemort used two real materials and a vague memory to instantly change the nature of Bloodline Magic."

"A vague and ethereal memory...actually existing materials...so there are such intricacies!" Wizet suddenly realized and quickly wrote this down in his notebook.

"Headmaster Dumbledore, may I say this... that only similar materials can form a stable structure... and increase the success rate of Bloodline Magic?"

"You can understand it that way," Dumbledore nodded, "But the most appropriate judgment must be made based on the actual situation."

"Understood!" Wizet nodded. "Only by knowing enough can one make effective judgments..."

"If everything relies on intuition and talent, it's easy for accidents to happen. Professor Snape and I have mentioned this."