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Seeing Snape ask about this, Anduin didn't answer directly. Instead, he first took out an enchanted wooden box that blocked perception and put Voldemort inside.

Before he could figure out Voldemort's background, he didn't want him to hear too much classified information. After all, this was someone who could survive the Killing Curse. Anduin didn't dare to guarantee he could trap him 100%.

However, the Soul Catcher Bead was already the most secure container for souls in Anduin's possession. Should he add some more restrictive magic scripts to the bead? He couldn't help but mutter to himself.

But Anduin didn't get lost in thought for too long. After dealing with Voldemort, he immediately replied to Snape, "Actually, neither Dumbledore nor I initially thought Voldemort would infiltrate Hogwarts. We just noticed something was wrong with Quirrell."

Snape nodded upon hearing this. He was already aware of this. Initially, he and Dumbledore only thought Quirrell had been misled and had joined the Death Eaters.

"However, before Christmas, by sheer coincidence, Quirrell found me!" Anduin said, glancing at him deliberately. "At that time, I noticed he seemed to have an unspeakable secret. I didn't expect it was Voldemort possessing him."

"So Quirrell came to you voluntarily?" Snape nodded at Quirrell beside him. "It seems you're not as incompetent as I imagined. Following Voldemort truly has no future."

"But there's one thing I still don't understand," Snape paused and couldn't help but ask Quirrell, "Voldemort is a master of Occlumency. Since he chose to possess you, how could he not see that you had a problem?"

"This is all thanks to Anduin's help," Quirrell said, stroking the pendant on his chest. "Although Voldemort was possessing me, he was indeed very weak and couldn't keep an eye on me all the time. He had to