Vizet raised an eyebrow. "There's no way to obtain it, no matter what?"
"That's right..." Dumbledore interlaced his fingers, his thumbs circling each other. "How much could Voldemort know?"
"Let me think..." He frowned slightly in thought. "At most, Voldemort knew this was an ancient magic... a protection he had not anticipated..."
"Because what he knew was far too limited, all he could do was base it on his own Magical Understanding and try to break the protection brought by this magic."
"In other words, through Bloodline Magic..." Vizet understood what Dumbledore meant. "Using blood to absorb 'Harry's magical protection' into himself."
Because "Curse Orders" were far too special, even the Hogwarts library had no mention of anything related to "Curse Orders."
Precisely because of this, Vizet did not understand "Curse Orders" particularly well. He only knew some basic concepts of "Curse Orders," as well as how to use his own "Petrification Curse Order."
Now, hearing Dumbledore say this, Vizet gained a much more direct understanding of the price required to obtain a "Curse Order."
Voldemort had paid with his own "love" and obtained the incomparably powerful "Death Curse Order."
It had allowed him to grow in a short time, to stand against Dumbledore, and to stir up a wizarding war in England.
Unable to understand what "love" was, and unable to obtain knowledge related to "love"—from Vizet's perspective, this was an extremely brutal price.
If the process of exploring magic was compared to climbing a staircase one step at a time, then forever losing his understanding of "love" also meant Voldemort had forever lost a step called "love."
"To only be able to think of such a method—is this the price of losing 'love'..." Vizet murmured. "Headmaster Dumbledore, can I think of it this way..."
"After obtaining Harry's blood,