After a moment of silence in the room, Dumbledore spoke again. "Voldemort must be dealt with as soon as possible... Collins, how are things between you and Horace?"
At this point, there was nothing more Dumbledore could say.
The top priority was to deal with the two Dark Lords, Voldemort and Grindelwald, as quickly as possible and bring lasting stability to the Wizarding World.
As for Andy...
He could worry about that slowly later! "Er... Professor, the school year has only just begun."
Andy gave a helpless smile and said lightly, "But I've always done well in Potions Class. Besides, with my reputation and strength in the Wizarding World... I think Professor Slughorn likes me quite a bit."
Dumbledore: "..."
Though he did not want to criticize his old friend, Slughorn was indeed somewhat snobbish.
He liked students who were talented, famous, or came from wealthy and influential families. But for ordinary students, he could not even remember their names.
Dumbledore's expression turned serious. Looking at Andy, he asked with a frown, "Collins, can you be certain that Voldemort has only seven Horcruxes?"
"Hmm..."
Andy pondered for a moment, then nodded. "I'm fifty percent sure. Seven is a magical number... More than that, I've done some research on souls. Splitting one's soul seven times is the limit."
"The reason I'm only fifty percent sure is that this time, our opponent is Voldemort. I'll do my best to overestimate his abilities."
Dumbledore nodded slightly, his brows tightly furrowed as he clearly considered something.
Andy did not disturb him either.
Based on Andy's years of research, as well as his observations of the Stat Point System, seven... should be the limit humanity could reach.
Take the constitution attribute, for example.
When his constitution attribute reached five points, Andy gained power from the