"No wonder you're the savior who defeated the Dark Lord." Rita Skeeter packed her camera back into her handbag. "Thank you for your generosity."
"What does generosity have to do with defeating Voldemort?" Kyle shrugged. "Besides, it's fine to joke about that, but whatever you do, don't put it in the paper."
Rita Skeeter did not even hear the rest of Kyle's words. The moment she heard that name, she instinctively shuddered and involuntarily backed up two steps, only stopping when she hit the corridor wall.
"You should learn to get used to it." Kyle glanced at her. "The facts prove that Voldemort wasn't actually that frightening, and now there aren't any Death Eaters charging into battle for him either. You can use that name without any reservations.
"Maybe you don't know this yet, but plenty of students have already started calling him Voldemort instead of that ridiculous... He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named."
Kyle seemed to think of something and suddenly laughed. "Maybe after a while, Voldemort will regret casting that name magic he used to be so proud of."
Though Kyle could not chase after Voldemort and Snape all the way to Nurmengard, that did not mean he would do nothing.
Taking advantage of Voldemort's escape, he could finally test the theory he had come up with years ago regarding name magic... whether Voldemort could clearly hear every voice that spoke his name.
Kyle definitely could not carry out this experiment alone. After all, he could not keep muttering Voldemort's name every moment of every day. That would be far too stupid.
Fortunately, he had a group of like-minded friends.
After hearing his plan, Fred and George had eagerly joined the team.
Then, making full use of the Weasley brothers' influence among the students and their natural talent for socializing, they quickly assembled