Behind the torn pages are long paragraphs of diary-like statements and exclamations. And the first content that just caught the eye made Maca slightly surprised.

It's a little story about the stupid snake he met today, and it's a bit rusty — it's not a good article to impress.

However, it was this little story that made Maca nod thoughtfully.

"I was going to write it down, but it seems that it was written...... "It seems that I am not very suitable for writing a story......

He thought as he flipped back a page.

Probably inspired by the previous story, this one is about his experience dealing with the basilisk. And further on, there are such as werewolves, trolls, and dementors...... And so on.

The narrative is bland, but the content is quite informative. And it can be seen that in the process of writing these stories, the author himself is also savoring those memories that have faded slightly.

From time to time, I can still see some plausible feelings, which makes Maca smile.

When Maca turned the page again with a hint of a smile, the rest of the content made the remaining smile on his face gradually cool.

Because at the top of the story, in the margin, these words are written in red ink:

"The plan failed!"

The handwriting was sloppy, and although the handwriting was still neat and smooth, Maca understood how anxious the "he" who wrote this sentence at that time was.

“…… What's going on? Maca couldn't wait to read on.

The following story is very concise and is more like a report on the results of the program than a story.

At the same time, these words also happen to put the plan that Maca has always kept in her heart on the paper at a glance. And when this plan is carried out to the last step, the ending is shocking to Maca.

In fact, he had already made this plan a preliminary one when he received the detention investigation notice from the Ministry of Magic at the end of last semester.

Before the Ministry of Magic arrived, Maca had taken the opportunity to talk to Dumbledore in detail. The conversation was open and honest, and he told the venerable White Wizard many things, except for certain secrets that must never be revealed.

And the most important part of it is this huge, highly targeted plan.

And the beginning of this large-scale project involving complex interpersonal relationships is the extreme event of his imprisonment of Azkaban.

Needless to say, Dumbledore was responsible for Dumbledore's credit for being imprisoned in Azkaban in a very short period of time.

And the other half, of course, is in Maca's plan to cover up the disadvantages and convince the Minister of Magic, Cornelius Fudge.

As you can see from those "planning reports", the project went very smoothly at the beginning. These include Maca's escape from prison, the ruckus at the World Cup final, and of course the Ministry of Magic's inaction, and the well-deserved sarcasm of the Daily Prophet.

It even includes the fact that Maca deliberately let the scruffy ghost of Tarino spread the word about Voldemort's return.

Combined with Maca's bitter ploy of being cursed by Voldemort's side, as well as the deeds of releasing a group of Death Eaters diehards, it can be said that Voldemort has believed in Maca's position eighty percent.

And the reason why Maca did this was because he wanted to get his hands on the "Hufflepuff Gold Cup" hidden in Bellatrix's vault without Voldemort noticing......

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"Tom Riddle's Diary" - secretly obtained from the events of the secret room;

"Ravenclaw's Crown" - found in the Room of Responsiveness;

"Slytherin's Locket" - in Black's old house, he was tricked from the house-elf Kreacher;

"Marvolo Gaunt's Ring" - Ask Dumbledore to retrieve it safely from Gaunt's old mansion;

"Harry Potter" - TBD.

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The record on the page is succinct, but it is already a fact that five of the seven Horcruxes are in hand. Then, according to the original plan, he was going to pretend to fall completely to Voldemort's side.

When the Hufflepuff Gold Cup was also in hand, the whole plan was in the final stages.

However, in the following content, even the handwriting has become much more neat, and the ink is far more vivid than the previous text. Obviously, it was a long time since I started writing again.

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How long has it been since I wrote on this? Come to think of it, it's been almost three years, right? In the past three years, I have been fighting against it, constantly absorbing the contents of the Scroll of Truth, constantly studying the use of the rule runes, and constantly deepening my understanding of the rules in the battle.

Wait, I guess...... Let's start writing three years ago.

Yes, Voldemort is dead, but the plan has completely failed.

Now that I think about it, I have overlooked one of the biggest uncertainties - how did he come back to life? The battle at the end was very difficult, and the unknown power was beyond my imagination!

The use of runic arrays and horcruxes to induce Voldemort's soul resonance was successful, and the weakening effect of the soul fragments that detonated the resonance was also obvious.

Even the most uncertain part was successful because of Harry's trust. Voldemort really couldn't use the Elder Wand perfectly, and Dumbledore's method really worked!

But he wasn't dead, or rather—Voldemort was dead, but he also let out something even more terrifying than Voldemort!

Hundreds of wizards in the British wizarding world have been controlled by "it", and they have all turned into the kind of monsters wrapped in black gas.

But fortunately, "it" doesn't seem to have a real consciousness, which is a blessing.

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Obviously, things are starting to go badly. As the previous sentence - the plan failed!

From beginning to end, Maca's purpose in formulating this plan was just to get rid of Voldemort as soon as possible in exchange for a peaceful life, but things seemed to be far from as simple as imagined......

After that, the text on it is closer to a diary. Also, the number of times I write has become much more frequent. It's just that the content is nothing more than some trivial battles and casual conversations with Luna in your spare time.

It wasn't until dozens of pages later that the rambling text suddenly disappeared. And it was followed by a few scribbled words that made Maca's hairs stand on end—

"Luna, dead."

Just a few words, written over and over again, with all the strength of the whole body, almost scratched the thick parchment pages in several places.

Seven or eight pages in a row, all of them are written repeatedly as if they were obsessed, and the emotions and emotions contained in them are so strong that time cannot dilute them.

Even though Luna was sleeping quietly in the hospital bed now, within his line of sight, Maca couldn't help but sweat in her palms.

Luna? How did she die? Why didn't I protect her?

One question after another, Maca flipped back several pages in a row before she saw what was next.

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Yes, Dumbledore was right, and I shouldn't be depressed...... I still have the strength, and in that case, I can't let the lives of everyone around me be discarded because of Luna's death.

But alas, Dumbledore paid with his life in order to make me understand this.

I shouldn't have let him go outside the castle alone to resist "it", and if I had gone with him, maybe the result would have been completely different...... Damn, what the hell have I been doing in the past five years?

What else have I done in the past five years other than cheeky and stupid and enjoying Hermione's single-minded care?

Even Harry overcame his inner fears and truly mastered the Gryffindor Sword; Even Neville became a qualified pharmacist, apparently only good at herbalism; Even Ron is trying to get stronger and stop being a drag......

But what am I doing?

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There is a kind of remorse everywhere in these words. But Maca could understand that feeling, yes, if something really happened to Luna - no, he wouldn't even dare to think about it!

After that, things seem to have progressed.

With the help of the Bronze Kitty, he finds a clue left by Rowena Ravenclaw. Although the point of the clue is very vague, it doesn't even say what is hidden behind the clue.

But one thing is very clear - the information involved in that clue is obviously the same as the "thing" he is facing now.

The resurrection of Voldemort should be an evil magic item called the "Monument of Bewitchment".

“…… Not? ”

While Maca was reading carefully, she heard Luna snort from her hospital bed.

"What's wrong?" Maca immediately raised her head and looked at her gently.

“…… What are you looking at? Luna reached out from under the quilt in a daze and gently stroked Marka's eyebrows, "Don't wrinkle all the time, Mom said, wrinkled ......"

"Your mother is right."

Maca smiled slightly, but his heart never relaxed...... There is no way, no one who has experienced such a terrible thing can not be easy.

He looked back out the window, then returned Luna's hand to the covers.

"Sleep a little longer, it's not dawn yet!" He whispered.

Luna nodded, narrowing her eyes, and before long, as her breathing grew heavier, she apparently fell asleep again.

Maca looked at her face, and then looked at the heavy handwriting from before, and the invisible pressure instantly overwhelmed him.

The moonlight outside the window was still bright, and sometimes the night breeze blew in through the window, carefully stirring the curtains. All of this doesn't seem to be much different from usual. However......

"It's really, the worst day ever."