From a psychological and physiological perspective, death is always the greatest fear of mankind.

A cold corpse, lying in front of you, will maximize that fear...

But the other party just chose to attack but did not kill Felch, which was particularly strange.

Especially according to the statement in "Hogwarts (a school history)":

“Slytherin built a secret room in the castle until his true heir came to the school.

Only that heir can open the secret room, release the horrors inside, let it purify the school, and remove all those who are not worthy of learning magic."

If the person who opened the secret room believed this, then, is Felch in the clearance?

certainly,

Because he is a squin!

He is even more discriminated against pure blood than a wizard from Muggle.

So choosing Felch to start is probably due to this consideration.

But William did not think that the attacker would fight against the angels at the moment of attacking, and finally the Virgin Heart exploded, leaving Felch's life.

This is neither scientific nor magical.

"William, I'm glad you've noticed this keenly." Dumbledore whispered.

"When I analyze a person's behavioral pattern, I will first judge the other person's character, habits, and even IQ through what he has done."

William nodded in approval.

Different people think differently... Genius is different from fools, and ordinary people are even more different from perverts.

Of course, if you want to make accurate judgments, you need to have enough experience and be familiar with various human natures. You can easily impersonate yourself as a character that is either smart, idiot, reckless, cunning, or perverted, or gay.

Dumbledore is always easy to play roles, so he is very good at grasping people's hearts.

"The attacker knew that Felch hated the castle to get dirty, so he stole Nick's rotten food and deliberately seduced him.

I first think the attacker is a very smart person,” Dumbledore said.

That's right, the ability to attack Dumbledore's eyelid has not left any evidence yet, and his IQ is indeed good.

Like Tywin and Kilow, Dumbledore both noticed that they had problems in advance, but this time they knew nothing.

"This is a clever attacker who deliberately left a message to remind us that the secret room is open.

He is very confident.

I am confident that even if we know, he will be able to successfully attack next time.”

Dumbledore quickly analyzed two labels for the attacker.

"Such a smart and confident attacker, he is obviously a pure bloody man, so why not kill Felch?"

William thought for a while and guessed: "It's just that he can't kill, or it's not time to kill?"

"William, I tend to point two." Dumbledore's eyes stopped on the window.

"A wizard who chooses to open a secret room will not be afraid of killing people... Since he doesn't kill, there is a reason not to kill.

There are reasons for a person to do anything, and all of these reasons are for the ultimate goal.”

William nodded and asked, "So what is his goal?"

"It's not clear yet." Dumbledore shook his head, "but we can be sure of one thing."

"This will not be his last attack!" William said seriously.

"Yes, we can be sure of this!" Dumbledore's face was solemn.

"He will continue to launch the next attack, and for some same reason, he will not kill the next attacked person."

"But this attack won't last forever... We just said that raising fear is not his real purpose, otherwise he would just kill Felch.

All his actions are serving a target, and I think this kind of attack must have been repeated."

William fell into deep thought, “Is there any evidence to support this view?”

Dumbledore leaned against the chair and whispered:

"I think you noticed the mark written in blood on Felch's right hand?"

"Horned Camel beast?"

"Yes, from the outline of the pattern, it is indeed a horned camel beast."

The horned camel beast is a magical creature with a huge body and a bulging spine. The gray-purple skin on its body is stronger than the Fire Dragon skin.

The horned camel beast has two very sharp golden horns on its head, and it looks like a saber-toothed tiger.

"Have he hinted us to send the Horned Camel? I remember the Horned Camel is extinct." William said in confusion.

"That's inaccurate. Newt found the last pair of horned camel beasts decades ago.

He personally breeds the creature to protect it from the danger of extinction.

I originally thought the other party was hinting at me, but after thinking about it, I even thought that the horned camel beast was just a number."

"Two?" William raised his eyebrows.

In ancient magical texts, the horned camel beast symbolizes the number two.

"Yes, I think he's telling us that Felch was the second person he attacked.

A smart and confident attacker, obviously a little conceited, thought it would be boring if no one knew what he had done.

So I reminded me in this way.”

"Who will the first one be?"

"Good question, but we have no way to know." Dumbledore sighed.

"It's hard to be here, don't forget that Felch's chest injury will heal soon.

This shows that even if the first person is attacked, we will have no way of knowing as long as he does not stand up on his own initiative."

Dumbledore crossed his hands and continued, "You just asked me if there is any evidence, and this is the evidence. The other party left a number to show that he had considered the number of attacks.

As for how many times…”

William blurted out: "Seven times?"

Dumbledore raised his eyebrows and said meaningfully. "Why do you think it's Seven?"

"…Seven is the most magical number...Professor Victor used to do digital divination for me, and she said that danger might come seven times."

William soon said something about discovery in arithmetic divination class.

After listening to it, Dumbledore said, "The divination class is much more troublesome than I thought. I have never taken this class myself, but I think Professor Victor is right."

"Merlin!" Amando Dipet in the portrait shouted, "Seven times! Isn't it enough to attack a student? He actually attacked...seven times..."

The other principals were also talking and seemed particularly angry.

"Although this attack is evil, I think we still have a lot of time." Dumbledore whispered.

"Until the seventh person was attacked, everyone was temporarily safe."

"Harry?!" William said suddenly.

"That's right!" Dumbledore said appreciatively, "I think the target of the attacker was Harry at the beginning, but he didn't want to kill Harry directly, but was like a hunter, patiently playing with his prey."

William took a cold breath and he understood what Dumbledore meant.

The attacker controlled Felch and pointed out Harry for no reason.

In other words, all subsequent attackers will accuse Harry of the attack.

What happens when all students think Harry is the attacker?

Not to mention campus violence, the seventh attack is likely to be without the need for someone who opens the secret room to take action. He secretly incites students to a little, and a mass attack will occur.

First, let you become the only designated scapegoat, and then use public opinion to kill people?

Killing someone is even more...it's heart-killing!

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Chapter completed!