Voldemort, just as he had once possessed Quirinus Quirrell, hid himself within Antonin Dolohov's soul as thoroughly as possible;
He was highly proficient in this soul technique. When he had hidden inside Gilderoy Lockhart's soul, even that fragment of Tom Riddle's soul had not detected anything unusual.
Voldemort was confident that so long as he avoided prolonged contact with Dumbledore, Dumbledore would not notice anything amiss;
Just as now, he only needed to wait for Wizet to let down his guard...
Yet Wizet stopped walking, raised his wand, and traced a strange gesture, seemingly casting a spell.
At the sight, Voldemort furrowed his brow. Wizet's casting gesture was highly unusual; in all his memories, there was no record of such a gesture.
The appearance of something so unusual meant that Wizet was using an entirely new spell.
After the successive battles of the day, Voldemort had gained a clearer understanding of just how cunning Wizet and Dumbledore were.
Voldemort instinctively sensed that something was wrong and was about to strike first when weakness surged over him like a tide, seeming ready to swallow his consciousness whole.
His vision gradually blurred, and everything around him twisted into shattered, fragmented patches of light and shadow;
The overlapping lights and shadows were a chaotic riot of color, making the world spin around him. It felt as though the entire world were tumbling, with him at its center, making it incredibly difficult to find his balance.
Voldemort was not the only one experiencing this sensation. The Azkaban prisoners, long tormented by Dementors, had already collapsed to the ground, groaning in agony.
The Aurors felt only a moment of weakness before Dumbledore raised his wand and cast the "Silent Wound Curse," shielding them from the effects of the Pain Howl Resonance Curse.
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