Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Voldemort walked among the bodies and gradually calmed down.

The Weasley boy will be his killer.

Voldemort was convinced of this, not just because the boy was carrying his soul apparatus.

He also needed the boy to help him with a more important task, which would be the most important contribution to his achievement on the path to immortality.

In addition to the old wand, he needs help with the magic, and the boy will bring it to him...

Voldemort gradually calmed down, and yes, the situation is still in his hands.

Whatever the boys really knew, whatever plans Dumbledore had left behind.

One thing is certain, that two of the Horcruxes in his hand have not yet been destroyed.

Even if one of them is to be destroyed eventually, it is also the result of his own initiative. To complete the ultimate dark magic, Voldemort must do so. In the name of the Evil God, he will become a new deity. By the time that statue is truly destroyed, it will also be when he truly becomes great.

As for the other Horcruxes, Voldemort can also be sure that they have not been destroyed.

But in order not to lose, not to lose, he must return to every hidden place, he must strengthen the protective measures of every Horcrux...

Yes, this task must be done by him alone, second only to the search for the old wand and the magic object.

Until it truly becomes immortal and attains immortality, the Horcrux is Voldemort's greatest dependence and cannot tolerate any neglect or loss.

Voldemort knew how difficult and insane the magic he wanted to accomplish, and he wasn't entirely sure.

Now that Dumbledore has been killed, the troubles caused by those two boys will not stop him at all, and he will now face even greater challenges.

Voldemort also knew that his great ancestor, Salazar Slytherin, seemed to have left some sort of magic or some kind of clue to stop him, just as Slytherin had left a way to defeat the evil gods, which was why those two boys had entered the Guling Pavilion 1 vault, but Voldemort did not care, he had confidence that when he truly became a god, he would become invincible.

He will become stronger than the evil god that the despicable Hailbeau has become.

Just like he made the Horcrux, the vile Hailbo invented the Horcrux, but eventually only dared to make one Horcrux, and he, Voldemort the Dark Lord, made seven Horcruxes in full, he proactively split the soul seven times, this is something other black wizards do not dare to think about, he walks farther on the path of eternity than all the wizards of his predecessors, he once completed unprecedented black magic, and he still can do it.

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Even his great ancestor will no longer be his opponent.

Voldemort is convinced of this, now it's time to race, see who's faster...

Despite the loss of two Horcruxes, Voldemort still prevails in this battle.

Voldemort is thinking, Harry is thinking hard.

Or, more accurately, he was concentrating on perceiving Voldemort's mind.

Harry can't fully feel each other's thoughts, even if he's in Voldemort's head right now.

As Voldemort's emotions fluctuate, only fragmented pieces of information intermittently pass on.

Voldemort seemed to be worried about his Horcrux, and Harry could sense that he was thinking about the Horcrux, and then he thought about the statue of the Evil God.

Well, the Evil God statue is also a soul tool!

Harry had heard Ivan say that he knew this, but he was surprised that Voldemort immediately came up with another soul that, unlike anything else before, was left on top of Gryffindor's things and seemed to be being carried by someone.

It's impossible, Gryffindor left behind nothing but his sword and sheath, not a soul made by Voldemort.

Did Voldemort find some other Gryffindor object to make the Horcrux? What would that be?

Besides, who is that person who is currently carrying that Horcrux?

Harry tried to perceive, but he didn't get any clear information.

Immediately afterwards, Voldemort's mind sent a more astonishing message that Harry knew Voldemort's ambitions.

He wants to be that monster, that monster called Evil God, and he's about to succeed!

Although Ivan had previously said that Voldemort had such an idea, Harry did not have a specific concept, and he did not know how powerful the so-called Evil God was, and he did not face it directly until that night, when he saw in Azkaban the brain of the former dark wizard, the despicable Hailbo, who became the Evil God...

Seeing that monster with his own eyes, Harry was deeply shocked, and even his most fearful psychedelic monster was created by that monster.

While shocked, Harry also had a more intuitive idea of what Voldemort wanted to become.

To him, wanting to be such a horrible monster is insane.

Didn't expect Voldemort to actually have this crazy idea.

As Voldemort's violently fluctuating mood stabilized, Harry's sight began to shake.

The connection between Harry and Voldemort was about to be broken, and he had to focus more on sensing.

At this point, a slight footsteps were heard at the door of the room.

Voldemort was awakened, his red eyes turned to the door, and Harry looked there.

The scene was shaking more and more intensely in front of him, he could not see each other clearly, he could only see a black shadow, the intruder was covered in a black cape, she seemed to merge with the darkness in the room, where all the light seemed to be paranoid.

It was a deep dark magic that Harry had seen on Elaine's uncle, Kelleesis.

He was the first to identify the intruder, although he could not see his face clearly.

Not the Death Eater, but the woman, the Black Witch!

Not so long ago, in the room of the Department of Mysterious Affairs of the Ministry of Magic, Harry had met each other, as he did at the time.

“The bodies of wizards and fairies are really good magic material.” She said in a low, dull voice, measuring the corpses in the room.

“They pay for their stupidity!” Voldemort's voice is still indifferent, without any temperature, and he gently lifts the wand to his chest, "I hope you bring good news, or you will soon know the consequences of this appearance before Voldemort. Tell me, have you found the spell? ”