Not feeling like he had a great lot of input to come with, Draco simply listened to what Potter had to tell him. It was a bizarre case after all, or maybe not as bizarre as Draco hoped that it was.<br/>After the war, Draco had really wanted to believe that there would be no one left who would want to support the Dark Lord, especially as he had no chance whatsoever to come back. However, despite staying away from the public, Draco still had inklings that weird things were going on on the outside, things that involved people still worshipping the Dark Lord.<br/>It never failed to make Draco’s stomach turn, not that he had ever been a great lot better, but he had definitely learnt his lesson and had completely distanced himself from everything that involved practicing dark magic. Even his studies had mostly been such that he would be able to help people in the future, wanting to outline different kinds of dark magic and how to make them harmless.<br/>“Well, their guess as to how to make a horcrux is as good as mine,” he stated with a shrug, having never felt the need to look into that kind of magic. It seemed too scary, too all consuming, to be safely studied.<br/>“But that is a place to start looking, failed transfigurations can definitely leave residual magic that can mess things up majorly.”