Voldemort paced between the corpses, calming down.

That Weasley boy will be his killer weapon.

Voldemort was sure of this, and not just because the boy had his Horcrux on him.

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

In addition to the Elder Wand, for him to complete that magic, he needs the help of that item, and the boy will bring it for him......

Voldemort gradually calmed down, and yes, the situation was still under his control.

It doesn't matter if the two boys really knew something, and whether Dumbledore left behind any plans.

One thing is certain, and that is that the two Horcruxes in his hands have not been destroyed.

Even if one of them was going to be destroyed eventually, it was the result of his own choice, and in order to complete the final dark magic, Voldemort had to do it, incarnate as a new god in the name of the evil god, and when that statue was truly destroyed, it would also be the time when he truly became a great being.

As for the other Horcruxes, Voldemort could be sure that they had not been destroyed.

But in order to be foolproof, completely foolproof, he must return to every hiding place, and he must strengthen the protective measures of every Horcrux......

Yes, this task had to be done by him alone, and was second only to the search for the Elder Wand and the magic item.

Before he truly became immortal and gained immortality, Horcruxes were Voldemort's greatest reliance, and there was no room for negligence or mishap.

Voldemort knew how hard and crazy the magic he wanted to accomplish was, and he wasn't entirely sure.

Now that Dumbledore had been killed, the trouble caused by the two boys could not stop him at all, and he would now face an even greater challenge.

Voldemort also knew that his great ancestor Salazar Slytherin seemed to have left some kind of magic or some kind of clue to stop him, just like Slytherin left behind the magic of how to become a god, he also left a way to defeat the evil god, which is why the two boys would enter the Gringotts One vault, but Voldemort didn't care, he was confident that when he really became a god, he would become invincible.

He will become stronger, stronger than the evil god that the vile Helbo has become.

Just like the Horcruxes he made, the despicable Helmo invented the Horcruxes, but in the end he only dared to make one Horcrux, and he, the Dark Lord Voldemort, made seven Horcruxes, and he took the initiative to split the soul seven times, which is something that other dark wizards dare not think of, he has gone further on the road to eternal life than all the wizards of his predecessors, he has completed unprecedented black magic, and he is still able to do it.

When he becomes a god, he will be much more powerful than the half-finished product that the vile Helbo becomes.

Even his great ancestor would no longer be his opponent.

Voldemort was sure of this, and now it was a race between time to see who was faster......

Despite the loss of two Horcruxes, Voldemort still had the upper hand in the battle.

Voldemort was thinking, and Harry was trying to think.

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

Harry couldn't quite feel the other man's thoughts, even though he was in Voldemort's head right now.

As Voldemort's mood swings, only a few fragments of fragmented information came over intermittently.

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

Well, the Evil God Statue is also a Horcrux!

Harry had heard Evan say that he knew this, but to his surprise, Voldemort then thought of another Horcrux, which was different from the others, that Voldemort had left on top of the Gryffindor items and that seemed to be being carried by someone.

This was impossible, all Gryffindor had left behind was his sword and scabbard, which had not been crafted into a Horcrux by Voldemort.

Could it be that Voldemort found some other Gryffindor item to make into a Horcrux?

Also, who is the person currently carrying the Horcrux?

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

Immediately afterward, even more shocking information came through Voldemort's mind, and Harry knew about Voldemort's ambitions.

He wanted to become that monster, the monster known as the Evil God, and he was on the verge of succeeding!

Although Evan had said that Voldemort had this idea, Harry didn't have a specific idea, and he didn't know how powerful the so-called evil god was, he didn't face it directly, until that night, he saw the brain of the evil god that the former dark wizard despicable Helbo had turned into in Azkaban......

Harry was deeply shocked to see the monster himself, even the Dementor he had feared the most before was made by that monster.

While shocked, Harry also had a more intuitive understanding of the monster Voldemort wanted to become.

In his opinion, it is madness to want to become such a terrible monster.

I didn't expect Voldemort to really have such a crazy idea.

As Voldemort's violently fluctuating emotions calmed down, Harry's vision began to shake.

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

At this moment, there was a faint sound of footsteps at the door of the room.

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

The scene in front of him shook more and more violently, he couldn't see the other party's appearance clearly, he could only see a black shadow, the intruder's whole person was covered under the black cloak, she seemed to merge with the darkness in the room, and all the light seemed to be paranoid there.

It was a deep form of black magic that Harry had seen in Elaine's uncle, Kereisis.

Although he couldn't see the other party's appearance clearly, he still recognized the identity of the intruder for the first time.

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

Not long ago, in that room of the Ministry of Magic's Department of Mysteries, Harry had seen each other, and that was the case at the time.

"The corpses of wizards and goblins are really good magical materials. She said in a low, hoarse voice, surveying the dead bodies in the room.

"They paid for their stupidity!" Voldemort's voice remained cold and unwarm, and he gently held his wand to his chest, "I hope you bring good news, otherwise you will soon know the consequences of appearing in front of Voldemort at this time." Tell me, did you find that spell?"