Harry Potter: This Ravenclaw Is Too Brilliant
Chapter 707

Bertha Jorkins's "Scabbed" Memory

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Snape possessed a deep understanding of the soul. Even though this magic, based on the Patronus Charm, had yet to be completed, it still produced extraordinary effects.

This spell could create an environment related to the soul. With Snape's precise control, it could be used to gather Bertha Jorkins's fragmented memories.

Wizet only needed to use the Soul Needle from the Soul Healing Technique, treating Snape's spell as the "thread" to stitch together the memories that had been gathered.

Yet when he began stitching them together, he realized that the "thread" he was using actually came from Snape's memories of Bertha Jorkins.

Bertha Jorkins had been several years above Snape, yet she had left a deep impression on him.

Those memories were not numerous. They could be summed up in just a few sentences: she loved meddling in other people's business, could never keep her mouth shut, easily leaked secrets between students, and showed no regard whatsoever for the consequences.

Wizet could even imagine it—if he asked Snape, "Why do you have memories of an older student like Bertha Jorkins?"

Snape would probably wear a disgusted expression and answer in a disdainful tone, "She was memorably stupid."

Combined with Snape's memories of Bertha Jorkins and Bertha Jorkins's own memories, it was enough to sustain the existence of her soul.

But that was all it could do—sustain her soul's existence. Most of Bertha Jorkins was already gone, to the point where she would even need to start from babbling like an infant.

From a certain perspective, it could even be considered a rebirth for Bertha Jorkins.

Wizet wanted to try interpreting the memory fragments, searching them for clues that might lead to Voldemort.

Compared with an ordinary person's memories, the memories Bertha Jorkins had left behind gave Wizet a sensation akin

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