The combination of Voldemort and the evil god will show a terrible effect that one plus one is greater than two if the danger and aggression are not done well.

Even if that Horcrux contained a mutilated Voldemort and an evil god, and its power was incomplete, it was still terrifying enough.

Think about it, what kind of effect would Voldemort's cunning and cruelty combined with the evil god's ever-changing mental attack methods?

The evil god lacks knowledge of humanity and human nature, and it does not bother to understand it.

The illusion it creates is created by the attacker himself or herself in the depths of his or her heart, and sometimes it makes people feel awkward because they don't understand it.

Unlike evil gods, Voldemort understands human nature and knows how to seduce a person step by step until he is controlled or destroyed.

A combination of the two......

The sights and dangers that Evan had seen in the ruins of the centaurs and the ruins of Norway would reappear, if not more terrifying.

In addition to this, he also thought that the Horcrux itself had the effect of reinforcing ordinary items to make them indestructible, and as the coordinates of the evil god in this world, the evil god statue itself was completely indestructible, and even those powerful ancient warlocks could only seal it.

In other words, they are dealing with a Horcrux that cannot be destroyed!

A Horcrux that can't be destroyed, isn't Voldemort immortal?

"Professor, have you found a way to destroy that statue?" Evan asked.

"No, all the information we've found so far shows that the statue is indestructible, which isn't good news, isn't it? Thinking to our detriment, Voldemort's Horcrux is dangerous, it has an aggressiveness that other Horcruxes don't have, and it's strong and indestructible, it's a perfect Horcrux. Dumbledore paused for a moment and continued, "But I don't think he thought it was a thought to have chosen that statue as a Horcrux, and it was very dangerous to entrust a part of his soul to something sentient, especially to such a powerful and evil creature, and it was an act that bordered on madness. ”

"Crazy behavior?"

"Yes, there are many disadvantages, such as it is very difficult for us to destroy that soul externally, but it is very easy to destroy it from the inside. ”

"You're saying that it's possible for an evil god to destroy a fragment of Voldemort's soul?" Evan asked.

The idea was so novel that perhaps Voldemort would have destroyed the Horcrux without them doing anything, and was eaten by the evil god inside the statue.

The more powerful the force, the more restrictive it is to use, and the greater the price to pay.

If you want to borrow the power of the evil god, you must be prepared to be destroyed by the evil god, does Voldemort already have this kind of awareness?

"I think it's very likely, the reason why the evil creature allowed Voldemort to use its statue, that important thing for it as a Horcrux, and borrow its power in this way, is because Voldemort can help it at the moment, and they are using each other to use each other, but they can't coexist peacefully for a long time, and that creature may not have the intention of controlling Voldemort through this. Dumbledore said, "In fact, from what I know about Voldemort, he is not the kind of person who is willing to be controlled, even if the other party's power is better than him, the contradiction between them is very large, and it will get bigger and bigger, if Voldemort can't meet its requirements one day, then it will be destroyed, or it will let Voldemort find a way to destroy it, then he will definitely not hesitate to act." ”

In this analysis, there is indeed a high probability that the Horcrux will explode on its own, but the time is unknown.

No one could be sure what the gods thought, and Evan felt that Dumbledore wouldn't wait indefinitely, they didn't have that much time.

"That said, Professor, we can try to stop Voldemort's plan in the hope that the creature in the statue will lose hope of him or endure it to the limit, and then do something to his soul fragment. "It would be nice if that were the case, but is the process and the time it takes too long?"

"It's a long time, and we don't have enough time to wait for Voldemort and his Death Eaters to wreak havoc in the wizarding world. Dumbledore replied, "So, we need to change our thinking, since there is no way to destroy the statue from the outside, we can consider destroying Voldemort's soul fragment from the inside, and since they can't be expected to kill each other, we can go inside the statue and destroy Voldemort's soul." ”

"Into the statue?!"

What's inside the statue?

Two evil souls and a pile of wood?

Besides, how do you get in?

Once you're in, how can you destroy Voldemort's soul?

"We all know that the statue is not an ordinary statue, it is a concrete symbol of that evil creature in the real world, a coordinate to the world in which it lives. If my recent research is correct, the inside of the statue is not wood, but a space. Dumbledore said.

"A space ......" is like the Room of Requirement, or the space that Aven saw in the swamp ruins, the space where the evil god is.

Immediately afterward, he thought about his recent experience at Hogwarts a thousand years ago, when Hufflepuff borrowed the Book of Abraham from his possession, and Ravenclaw mentioned the concept of space, and said that the ancient prophet Abraham was the only human being to go to the space where the evil god was, and described that space in the book.

In this level of magic, rules such as space and time are widely used.

"Yes, a space, a space between the real world and the world in which that creature is located, exists inside the statue. Dumbledore said again.

"Professor, how can we get in? get inside that statue?"

"Oh, Salazar Slytherin left us a message that he left the method of crossing space. Dumbledore said intently, leaning forward, which seemed to be the most important thing of the evening, "It also has to do with the secret treasure he left behind." ”

"Slytherin left a way to cross space?" Aven said in surprise, "how did he know we'd be in this situation?"

Evan was sure that he had only told Slytherin descendants that he would make multiple Horcruxes, and did not say that Voldemort would use the Evil God Statue to make Horcruxes.

Besides, he didn't know that at the time.

Slytherin's actions were too many, first leaving magic on the ring and voluntarily stripping off the next piece of Voldemort's soul, then leaving behind the terrible magic that transformed himself into an evil god, as if hoping that Voldemort would become an evil god, and a demon monster that was split into three pieces, and a way to travel through space......