"There's no need for that for now..." Voldemort said thoughtfully. "Everything Snape is doing at the moment is carrying out my instructions very well."
"That is his purpose—to be like a thorn, lodged between Slytherin and the other houses. That is the situation I want to see."
"Master, you are forever so farsighted!" Barty Crouch Jr. praised again. "I actually failed to consider that."
"What Snape needs to do now is stay at Hogwarts and wait for the right moment." Voldemort raised his head and looked at Barty Crouch Jr. "Barty, we will have many hands in the future."
"Do you know? I am gradually beginning to understand why Dumbledore stays at the school... I must say, a school truly is a good place. It has an atmosphere that prompts me to think."
"Durmstrang's collection cannot compare to Hogwarts', but it is not small either... You can also find quite a few books related to Gellert Grindelwald. Have you seen such books at Hogwarts?"
He knew Barty Crouch Jr.'s level. Even judging only by grades on paper, earning twelve O.W.L. certificates already said plenty.
Barty Crouch Jr. thought back hard. "Master, most of them only mention him in passing. There were no books written specifically as biographies of Gellert Grindelwald."
"This is what I have gained..." Voldemort sighed softly. "I must say, the things Gellert Grindelwald did gave me an entirely new perspective."
"The me of the past was far too narrow-minded. There was no need at all to limit myself to a single England... This world is so large. I should have realized that sooner."
"The magical knowledge I mastered clearly came from all over the world, yet I spent more than ten years wasting so much time on one England..."
Barty Crouch Jr. spoke at just the right