Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Harry pondered when he heard Dumbledore.

He thought of his mother, his father and Sirius, of all the crimes of Voldemort, and of a flame rising in his chest until he burned down his throat.

“I want him gone!” Harry said softly, "I want to do this. ”

“Of course you will!” Dumbledore shouted, "Look, prophecy doesn't mean you have to do anything! But prophecy makes Voldemort think you're his opponent... in other words, you have the right to choose your own path and ignore that prophecy! But Voldemort will still remember it, he will continue to hunt you, you will rise up against it, so it is inevitable, this is the prophecy...”

“This is the prophecy…” Ivan repeated with a low voice.

In other words, if both sides do not care and ignore each other, the prophecy will lapse.

Had it not been for prophecy, if Voldemort hadn't killed Harry's parents and personally chosen him as his opponent, what would have been the connection between one of the most wicked Dark Demon kings of all time and a student in a magic school?

The answer is no. If Voldemort doesn't see Harry that way, Harry is an ordinary student.

Like Ron and Neville, he may be opposed to Voldemort because of his parents, but he will not be treated in a special way, nor will he be seen as a savior, as he is now, and Dumbledore will do his best to support and help.

Let Harry be the chosen one, the destined enemy of Voldemort, and that's what prophecy does.

Prophecy had an impact on Voldemort, convinced him that it was beyond doubt, and led to so many things happening afterwards.

That is the role of prophecy, not as a foresight of the future, but as a trigger for its future. Because those who hear the prophecy believe that he will happen and have the ability to influence the future, it is very likely that this will happen as the prophecy says.

After studying the pre- and post-prophecy causality, many things seem to become clear all of a sudden.

Harry became Voldemort's enemy because of that prophecy, and that was Voldemort's enemy, Ivan, and why?

He was not the Messiah, nor was he chosen by Voldemort, but he was certainly regarded by Voldemort as an important enemy, and after several successive incidents, Ivan might be second only to Dumbledore and Harry in his hateful position.

What's going on here? Think about it, if you use magic to explain it, it also seems to be because of prophecy...

If the prophecy was to be understood in the way Dumbledore said, Evan suddenly realized something.

There was no direct relationship between him and Voldemort, but he appeared in the future foreseen by Gutitan, the Prophet, the four founders of Hogwarts, the Slytherin vampires, and he heard prophecies about himself from Elaine, Nicole LeMay and Ms. Ravenclaw, which did not mention Voldemort, but clearly revealed Evan and the Evil God.

Evan's relationship with the Evil Gods, like that of Harry and Voldemort, is destined to be the enemy.

What is different from Harry, Voldemort's prophecy is that Ivan and the Evil God initially didn't know each other existed, but those who heard his prophecy, powerful practitioners capable of changing time and space, believed that they had a relationship.

Ivan crossed into this magical world to solve the problem of evil gods.

He had nothing to do with Voldemort, but because the timing of the crossing was just right, he mistakenly assumed that it was because of this, inserted into the magical wars of Dumbledore, Harry and Voldemort that connected everything...

That's why Ivan feels that because of his presence, because of what he does, the simple things are getting more and more troublesome, and all of his actions seem to be solving the problem, but every time something goes wrong, it always changes things.

Of course, because he's the source of the new trouble!

Without his presence, Harry and Voldemort would develop along the established trajectory.

At this time, he should be working with Dumbledore on the fate of the remaining Horcruxes.

Things have changed dramatically due to Ivan's presence and interference, moving in a more troublesome direction.

Voldemort's scariest part is not the Horcrux, but his union with the Evil God.

What is Evil God? It never appeared in the original book.

Of course it won't happen, that's the change that Ivan brought through. He used the drama and cues he knew to destroy Voldemort. He seemed to have the advantages of the prophet's perception. He seemed to have solved the problem in the short term and enjoyed the convenience that the prophet had brought, but he actually plugged his troubles into the mainline of the battle between Harry and Voldemort...

So, the original simple, low-difficulty thing got into trouble, because Ivan himself was trouble.

The so-called transcender brings not only advantages to the prophetic sense of the plot, but also its own causality.

The farther Ivan's thoughts drifted on the matter, Harry and Dumbledore's conversation continued.

“One of us will kill each other!” Harry said.

“Yes,” Dumbledore said, "there will be only one left between you, not because of prophecy, but because of your own choices, you choose to fight Voldemort to the end. In the end there can only be one between the love that is hidden in your heart and the evil that Voldemort represents. You'll win, Harry, I believe. ”

Harry nodded, and he finally understood what Dumbledore was going to tell him, which was that being dragged into a gladiator was different from walking into a special death fight. Some may say that there is not much difference between the two, but Dumbledore knows...

“I know too!” Harry said with a strong sense of pride, "my parents also knew it was all different in the world. ”

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There is no doubt that Ivan, Harry and Dumbledore benefited greatly from this late-night conversation.

Though tired, it has led to much confusion.

The rest also seems to have become simpler, as long as Dumbledore is ready in Azkaban, Ivan, they can follow him past to destroy the last part of Slytherin's evil legacy: the brain, get the double snake wand and the Slytherin treasure key.

Then, after a few months of summer vacation, or earlier, sneak into the Gringott vault and take the golden cup.

While destroying this Horcrux, find a home for the elves based on the information above, and take the Hufflepuffy Treasure Key.

Finally, go back to Hogwarts and open the secret treasures left by the four founders to solve the magic of evil gods.

By then, while trying to find a way to get rid of Harry's ghost, let him take care of Voldemort...

If there's no accident, it's that simple.