"Mom kept trying to stop us."
Looking at the door that closed again, Ron lowered his voice and said, "Everyone has been trying to figure out what we are doing."
"But Dumbledore is not..."
Hermione began to speak but was interrupted by Harry.
"It's not surprising at all. Curiosity has always been human nature. Moreover, Dumbledore is no longer here. It's normal for them to not trust me. After all, I'm not Albert, and I don't have the strength that Albert has. No one would be stupid enough to put all their hopes on me."
Harry saw it better than anyone.
He took out the notebook from his pocket, tore off a few pages of notes, picked up the wand and set them on fire, watching them turn to ashes in the flames.
"Don't say that, Harry. Everyone is willing to believe you." Hermione looked a little uneasy. "Besides, I think Mrs. Weasley did that with the best of intentions."
"Of course I know that Mrs. Weasley is just too worried about everyone's safety." Harry sighed softly and said helplessly, "But she doesn't know that sometimes unintentional kindness can cause extremely terrible harm."
The room suddenly became quiet.
They all knew the importance of keeping the Horcrux secret.
God knows what terrible things will happen once Voldemort knows that his greatest secret is out.
"I think you know how stupid it is for them to do that. That guy will kill everyone who knows the secret, unless the secret can no longer be kept secret."
Harry knew Voldemort's style of work too well. That guy would never allow anyone to know the secret of the Horcruxes.
"So, that secret must not be leaked out at any cost, not only to eliminate him, but also for the safety of other people's lives."
This sentence was actually a reminder to Ron and also to the people outside the room who were eavesdropping on their conversation.
Harry knew he had to give them some hints before someone messed things up.
"You're right Harry."
Ron looked at the closed door and didn't argue because that was the truth.
After the tragic incident involving Professor Bubaji, everyone realized that they should listen to the advice given by others, especially Albert's.
If Professor Bubaji had listened to Albert's advice and left the UK, perhaps she would not have ended up like this.
Professor Bubagji died yesterday.
Not long after she was sent to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries by the Ministry of Magic, she was killed by Death Eaters. A Dark Mark appeared over St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries, shocking the British wizarding community.
Everyone knows that this is revenge by the Death Eaters, but it is also a provocation to the Ministry of Magic.
The Death Eaters used this method to directly tell the wizards in the British wizarding world that the Ministry of Magic had become so weak that it could not withstand any further attack.
"Mrs. Weiss has left." Hermione suddenly turned her head to look at Harry, "Do you think this will really work?"
"I don't know." Harry shook his head. "But I hope it will be useful. I will take some time to talk to Sirius and let them know the seriousness of the problem. If they keep it hidden from them, problems will arise sooner or later. Then I will use this to convince them."
As he spoke, Harry glanced at the few golden pills left in the bottle.
"The Felicis is almost gone." Ron stared at the golden potion in the bottle, licked his lips and said, "If we can get some more, the next operation will definitely go more smoothly."
"Fred said there wasn't much Albert left anywhere." Harry actually wanted to get some more, but the preparation of the Felicis Flour was too complicated.
"Don't forget the side effects of Felicis Felicis," Hermione reminded.
"This is the funniest joke I've heard in the past year," Ron said dryly, "You actually want to drink it to get side effects."
"I think you're focusing on the wrong thing." Harry put the Felix Felicis back into the lizard skin bag.
"Don't worry Harry, just make things clear to everyone," Hermione comforted.
"If this matter cannot be resolved smoothly, the days ahead will probably not be easy."
This is why Harry plans to reveal some information to Sirius.
"Actually, Harry... I still think we should use this place as our base."
Ron noticed the looks from his two companions and suggested, "I mean, we can't stay outside all the time to collect intelligence. We need a place to relax and rest. There's no place safer than the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix."
Harry glanced at Hermione and seeing that she didn't say anything, he didn't refute her either, but just remained silent for the time being.
"We really need a place to rest." Harry was silent for a long time before he spoke.
Ron and Hermione breathed a sigh of relief.
None of them had much experience living in the wild. As Ron said, they needed a base, a safe place to stay, and the Order of the Phoenix headquarters was the most suitable.
Speaking of which, we have to thank Albert. If Albert hadn't seen through the problems of the Order of the Phoenix at a glance and reminded them to solve the problems in time, I'm afraid there would be big problems with Harry's placement in adulthood.
"Our biggest problem now is that we still have no idea about the Horcruxes." Harry couldn't help but laugh at himself. "Sometimes I want to give the title of savior to Albert, but it's a pity that guy doesn't want it."
The best solution Harry could come up with after racking his brains was to ask Albert for help, which made Harry feel inexplicably helpless.
"Don't say that, Harry, you've done well," Ron comforted.
"Harry, don't we already have an obvious idea?" Hermione reminded with a frown.
The three of them discussed for such a long time that it was obvious that they would not gain nothing.
However, although there are some ideas, they may not be useful, because even Dumbledore has not found the remaining Horcruxes.
So, they can only try their luck next.
After the three of them discussed it, they unanimously decided to go to the places where Tom Riddle had lived and worked to search for information and try their luck:
Diagon Alley, Hogwarts, Riddle House (crossed out), Borgin and Burke's and Albania, etc.
If they are lucky enough, they might be able to find the Horcrux. After all, they have the Luck Potion. Although that thing cannot bring real luck, if they act according to the guidance of the Luck Potion, they might get unexpected rewards.
But this still requires taking some risks. Once they act too high-profile, they will easily be targeted by the Death Eaters, which will bring unpredictable troubles.
In fact, Harry has a better solution, which is to ask Albert to predict the whereabouts of the Horcrux.
But Hermione believes that divination is not omnipotent, because if the Horcrux could really be found, Dumbledore would have asked Albert to help search for the whereabouts of the Horcrux.
Although Hermione's words made sense, Harry still felt that Albert could definitely help. That guy always gave Harry the impression of being a reliable know-it-all.
Sometimes Harry even wondered, if even Albert couldn't find the remaining two Horcruxes, how could he find them
Reason told Harry that the best approach at the moment was for both sides to exchange information and search for the whereabouts of the Horcrux together.
Harry told the two of them his personal views, and Bill's wedding happened to be an opportunity to get in touch with each other.
"Will Anderson agree?" Ron doubted.
"I will," Hermione said firmly.
"If only he could predict where the last two Horcruxes are hidden."
Harry has no idea now. He hopes that Albert can succeed in divination, but the probability should not be high.
If Albert could really predict the whereabouts of the Horcrux, he would have found it and destroyed it long ago.
"What if Anderson can't help us?" Ron suddenly asked, "Should we go to Hogwarts as planned to investigate the whereabouts of the Ravenclaw Diadem?"
According to their analysis, the last Horcrux was most likely a relic left behind by Gryffindor or Ravenclaw.
So far, the other relics of the Big Four that Harry knew of were the Diadem of Ravenclaw and the Sword of Gryffindor.
The Sword of Gryffindor still resides in a glass case in his office at Hogwarts, but the Diadem of Ravenclaw has been missing for hundreds of years.
However, if Voldemort could find Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets, why couldn't he find Ravenclaw's Diadem
Maybe Ravenclaw's diadem is hidden in the Chamber of Secrets.
"If there are no better clues, I do plan to take the Felicis Potion and try my luck at Hogwarts." Harry did have this plan. "Then I will try to start with the Ravenclaw ghost. If we are lucky enough, we may get some unexpected clues."
Harry did suspect that the last Horcrux was the Ravenclaw Diadem. In fact, it didn't matter even if it wasn't, because they didn't find any better clues anyway.