The Alchemist of Harry Potter

Chapter 338 The Story of Quirina Schiro ([-])
"Master, I have already heard the news from the goblin. Dumbledore has indeed placed a valuable item in the underground vault of No. 713!"

In the dark room, Quirrell was reporting the latest information to Voldemort, "According to the goblin, underground vault No. 713 is a vault for storing valuables. There is no key to the door there. No one can open the door of the vault except the goblin. , and take the items inside."

The snake in front of Quirrell didn't react much, it seemed to be just a snake, he continued, "I've got the goblin under control, but I want to break into Gringotts..."

"Quirrell, I didn't spend so much time and energy on you to listen to your excuses!" A hideous human face appeared on the snake's head, it was Voldemort's face, every time Voldemort Talking to him, the lives possessed by him will be greatly reduced.

"Sorry, master."

"What I need is you to get the Philosopher's Stone as soon as possible, not your sorry, I think you must have your own plan, right Quirrell!"

"Yes, master, I already have my own plan. The goblin controlled by the Imperius Curse will open the door to the underground vault of No. 713 for me." After grabbing the Philosopher's Stone, how to get rid of the pursuit of the Gringotts goblins."

In fact, Quirrell is not very willing to break into Gringotts.Although Voldemort said that getting the Philosopher's Stone and allowing him to fully restore his physical body will give Quirrell the glory and status he deserves.However, Quirrell still has little confidence in breaking into Gringotts, because he has never heard of a wizard who can successfully steal in Gringotts.

Those thieves who tried to get Gringotts were all trapped in the huge underground labyrinth under Gringotts, and there was no way to Apparate in that ghost place.

Quirrell felt that he must be crazy, or that Voldemort was crazy, so he had the idea of ​​robbing Gringotts.However, he also knew that the Dark Lord taught him those spellcasting skills and powerful black magic in order for him to bring the Philosopher's Stone out of Gringotts.

If you fail, you will suffer terrible punishment.

Quirrell didn't dare to imagine what would happen to him after he failed, just like those wizards who were possessed by the Dark Lord.

Not long ago, Quirrell had captured a wizard from the alley, let the Dark Lord possess him, and taught him magic and magic skills. However, he saw with his own eyes how Voldemort made the other party submit and die.

All this made Quirrell creepy, he found that he seemed to have no resistance, even though the Dark Lord seemed very weak, he was still strong.

"You just need to steal the Philosopher's Stone, and when I'm fully resurrected, those goblins are nothing at all."

"I will be..." Quirrell whispered, at this time there was a knock on the kitchen window, interrupting Quirrell's words, he opened the window to receive the letter from the owl, which was from Hogwarts Invitation from the Academy of Magic.

He quickly opened the letter and scanned the contents of the letter:
Headmaster Dumbledore formally invited him to Hogwarts, and brought him familiar with the castle, colleagues and the next teaching courses.

Quirrell closed the letter and took a deep breath. The meeting with Dumbledore was undoubtedly an opportunity to betray the Dark Lord.If the Dark Lord is handed over to Dumbledore, he believes that the greatest man in history
Great wizards can definitely...

Quirrell admitted that he was indeed a little persuaded by Voldemort, but it did not mean that he was a fool. On the contrary, Quirrell was very smart and even served as a Ravenclaw prefect.Quirrell's magical talent is actually good, otherwise it would not have taken only a few months to grow up rapidly under Voldemort's teaching. He has already mastered silent spells that he was not very familiar with, and even some simple magic can Can be used without a wand.

Now Quirrell can be regarded as an excellent wizard, as long as he betrays the Dark Lord, he will be free!

As soon as this idea appeared in his mind, Quirrell immediately extinguished the idea that had just stirred up.

He didn't dare to have extra thoughts in front of Voldemort, because the other party could easily see through his thoughts.

"Dumbledore's invitation!" Quirrell said respectfully, "The one invited me to the school to get familiar with the next professorship."

"You want to hand me over to Dumbledore." Voldemort stared at Quirrell's face, and suddenly said, "You have learned spellcasting skills and a lot of black magic from me, so you are going to abandon me?"

"No, I haven't, master!" Quirrell said in panic.

"Lie, you are lying to me. That's what you thought just now, you want to give me to Dumbledore!" Voldemort's voice echoed in Quirrell's mind, "You want to use Dumbledore to get rid of me, you You approach me, you just want to learn black magic and spellcasting skills from me, right?"

"I don't mind if you do that, I don't mind, but do you think you can get rid of me?" Voldemort suddenly laughed, "In my current state, even Dumbledore can't kill me, he took I can't help you, and he can't help you."

"No, master, I have never thought of betraying you, never." Quirrell bowed his head deeply and said very respectfully.

"I don't care! But you have to remember that anyone who betrays me will pay for it!" Voldemort's voice echoed in Quirrell's ears.

The next day, Quirrell went to Hogwarts at the agreed time.

In front of the school gate, Quirrell saw Hagrid, the hunting ground manager, waiting for him at the gate.

Quirrell stepped forward, greeted Hagrid with a slightly stuttering tone, and shook hands with each other.

Hagrid took him to the headmaster's office. Headmaster Dumbledore chatted with him about work for a while, talked about the benefits of Defense Against the Dark Arts professors, and took Quirrell around Hogwarts himself. , such as the office of his Defense Against the Dark Arts, and the classroom he used for his classes later.

"Familiarize yourself with your work first. After a while, I may need your help with some things." Dumbledore said with a smile.

"I'm glad to be—to be able to help, it's an honor—an honor!"

"By the way, Professor McGonagall asked me to tell you that I hope you can draw up the books that will be used in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class as soon as possible, so that students can send admission letters!"

"No—no problem, I'll—quickly hand in the required form—to Professor McGonagall." Quirrell nodded, he wanted to look more reliable, but his behavior was not much persuasive.

After watching Dumbledore leave, Quirrell closed the door of the Defense Against the Dark Arts office and carefully checked every corner of the room to make sure that he was not being watched.

To be honest, this kind of thing is unlikely.

Quirrell felt that his disguise was very successful. He kept making himself look a little stuttering and nervous, and told Dumbledore about some bad experiences during his travels, cleverly hiding it from Dumbledore.

(End of this chapter)