Dumbledore raised his head slightly and sighed as he looked at the night sky beyond the window. "When I took Harry from Hagrid's arms, I could only be certain of two things..."
"First, there had to be some kind of connection between Harry and Voldemort. Second, Voldemort was not dead—otherwise, that connection should not have existed."
Wizet understood. "Headmaster Dumbledore, is that why you strengthened the 'magical protection of love,' to prevent any accidents?"
"Exactly..." Dumbledore nodded. "Not until Harry entered Hogwarts and had his first real contact with Voldemort in the room where the Philosopher's Stone was kept."
"Only then was my suspicion confirmed. There truly was a connection between them. Otherwise, Harry would not have been affected by Voldemort, much less fallen unconscious directly."
"There really is a connection between Voldemort and Harry?" Wizet's thoughts stirred, and an idea immediately came to him. "Headmaster Dumbledore, I suddenly thought of something..."
"In my view, Voldemort chose Harry, making Harry Voldemort's nemesis. But why would Voldemort do that? There seems to be a missing trigger..."
Dumbledore did not answer. Instead, he asked Wizet, "Did you think of this question through your study of 'consensus' magic?"
"Yes..." Wizet nodded. "Through Fenrir Greyback's memories, I experienced that dark era very directly."
"But I believe that where there is oppression, there will be resistance. Voldemort brought too much darkness upon that era, and so everyone's will gathered together..."
"As The Chosen One, Harry answered that will. That is why he is so special. So many of Voldemort's methods seem unable to have much effect on Harry."
"An interesting perspective..." Dumbledore stroked his beard, a curious smile appearing on his face. "In fact, although I do not have your eyes, I can vaguely sense this as well."
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