On the last day of the Easter holiday, Kyle walked out of the room, cursing in his heart at a jerk who was misleading the students.

When Voldemort taught him about Horcruxes, he said it in such a nice way. He insisted on teaching him even things that Dumbledore had forbidden... It was all lies and a scam.

How to say it, the general process is correct, the problem lies in some inconspicuous details in the middle. Once you follow the process he gave, the separated soul fragments will be evaporated instantly like snowflakes falling in flames.

Just like Tom Riddle in the diary, Voldemort seemed to like using this method to mislead others and show off his wisdom.

Fortunately, he was careful and didn't fall for it.

Kyle originally wanted to borrow some books from Sirius after the end of the school year. Number 12 Kogmaw Square, as the ancestral home of the Black family, houses a large collection of books, including many books related to the dark arts.

Including the book "Advanced Dark Arts Revealed" that Dumbledore took from the library, which was also in Sirius's home.

But now there is no need to go through so much trouble.

Kyle took off the crown and put it back on Helena's head.

"My mother said she would leave the crown to you, but you have to wait until you return to school..." Helena said softly, "She left a portrait in school that can replace the crown to carry her memory."

"That doesn't matter. You can chat about the past..." Kyle shook his head.

This time Kyle was not being polite, he was speaking the truth.

The effect of the crown is too strong. With his current level of occlumency, he will not wear it unless it is necessary.

"Oh, and my mother also said that only after you get the locket, she can find a way to use it to store magic."

"I'm afraid we'll have to wait for a while..." Kyle said.

At this moment, Nicolas Flamel, who had disappeared for two weeks, also came out.

"It seems like you guys had a good chat."

Judging from his fast movements, this Nico is also "fake".

"Nico, can I take the crown?" Kyle asked.

"Do I even need to ask that?" Nico said with a smile, "The crown originally belonged to you. Of course you can take it away, but you must remember what I said before, Kyle. Don't become overly dependent on it."

"I'll remember that." Kyle nodded seriously. "How's the Philosopher's Stone?"

"The process went smoothly." Nico said happily, "Ms. Ravenclaw gave me some advice. According to the current situation, the materials can be put together in about half a year."

"It's going to take so long?" Kyle muttered.

"You don't think refining the Philosopher's Stone is a simple matter."

Nico couldn't help but complain: "This is not baking bread. You can put it in the oven for half an hour and take it out... When I made the first Philosopher's Stone, it took me nearly three years."

"No, that's not what I meant." Kyle explained the matter of the locket.

"Storing magic power?" Nico was a little surprised, "It's amazing, can the locket be used like this... Yes, maybe this is its real function.

"Well, if it's useful to you, then I'll think of a way... there's still some ancient potion left, and perhaps Albus can help, if you don't mind letting him know about the locket."

"That's okay," Kyle said.

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When Kyle returned to Hogwarts, it was already evening. From a distance, Kyle saw the return train just stopped at Hogsmeade Station.

The moment Kyle opened the box, Helena couldn't wait to float away.

Kyle wanted to tell her to be careful not to get close to Dumbledore, but before he could open his mouth, Helena had disappeared.

Forget it. Ravenclaw has said that they will leave the diadem to him anyway. Even if Dumbledore knows about it, it doesn’t matter. At most, he will just be curious and borrow it for a while.

Kyle waited for a while until the students who got off the train appeared in groups of three or four at the school gate, and then he walked in.

The auditorium was brightly lit as preparations were being made for the opening banquet.

Kyle walked in and saw at a glance that next to the long table of each college, there was an Easter egg as big as a fire dragon, filled with all kinds of candies, exploding fudge, chocolate toffee, ice mice, and cockroach piles. It felt like the Honeydukes had been emptied out.

"Kyle, this way." Kanna waved her hand. "How's your business going?"

"It's settled," Kyle said. "How about this Easter break."

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"If I could, I really wish I didn't have this holiday." Connor sighed, "There's too much homework. I even went to Hogsmeade and bought ten rolls of parchment."

Even Kanna is complaining about the heavy homework, which is enough to explain the problem.

When the dinner started, Kyle felt that the surroundings were a little too quiet. He looked around and asked:

"Where are Mikel and Ryan? Why can't I see them?"

"They should still be in the library." Cedric said, "I can see them there every day during the holidays."

"This is really strange. Are they reading there?"

"No, they are probably doing their homework." Cedric shrugged. "Fifth grade is like this. There is too much homework to finish during the Easter holiday. When I came out of the library this afternoon, I saw them flipping through "Powerful Potions". They should be doing their homework for Potions class."

"You're doing your Potions homework now?" Kyle shook his head. "If it were me, I would definitely finish my Potions homework first, so as to avoid being caught by Professor Snape..."

Before he could finish his words, Kyle suddenly thought of something and froze in place, with the Yorkshire pudding in his hand hanging in the air.

"What's wrong with you?" Kanna asked puzzledly.

"I don't think... I haven't done my homework either." Kyle said dimly.

He listened to opera and studied runes at Nicolas Flamel's manor, and later learned about Horcruxes from Ravenclaw, and had long forgotten about his homework.

"What does that matter?" Connor said unconcernedly, "Didn't you say before that Professor Dumbledore exempted you from the homework?"

"It's just that most of the homework is exempted, but Potions is not one of them." Kyle glanced in the direction of the teacher's seat, "So, do we have a lot of Potions homework?"

"I don't know." Connor shook her head. "I haven't done my Potions homework for a long time."

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(End of this chapter)