The moment the basilisk's fangs hit the goblet, Harry felt a sharp prick on his scar.
He saw Tom Riddle's face in gaseous form pass through Ivan, and finally dissipated into the air with a howl.
The feeling seemed to dissipate himself, the scene in front of him disappeared, and the pain stabbed into Harry's head like a sword.
At this moment, he was standing in a dimly lit room, and the wizards formed a semicircle facing him. A trembling short figure was kneeling on the floor at his feet, and Berat, who was almost covered in bandages, was also kneeling. Ricks, the Lestrange brothers, and the two big Death Eaters, the five of them knelt not far behind the goblin.
The Death Eaters made that space out, avoiding them like the plague despite the space being crowded.
"What did you say?" Voldemort's voice was high and grim, but anger and fear burned inside.
Unlike the joy not long ago, this time the fluctuating emotions were anger, mixed with a trace of fear.
The goblin was trembling, not daring to look directly at the pair of red eyes aloft.
"Say it again!" said Voldemort in a grim voice. "Say it again!"
"Master!" stammered the goblin, his black eyes wide and full of terror, "the impostor, broke, broke into the Lestrange house's gold, vault, and down one, Vault one, belonging to the Slytherin family's vault... We tried, tried to stop, stop them, but no-no."
"Imposters? What impostors? I thought Gringotts had a way of identifying impostors, didn't I? Who were they?"
"Yes... yes, that boy Mae, Mason, and also Po, Potter and two or two other mates..."
"So they took something?" he said, his voice rising, and a terrible premonition seized him. "Tell me! What did they take?"
"I, we can't enter, enter the Slytherin family's vault, so, so the Lestrange family's vault lost a small gold, gold cup, just"
Before the goblin finished speaking, she stopped abruptly.
Screams of anger and disbelief left him as if they were strangers.
It's just a small golden cup, this goblin doesn't even know what that golden cup represents!
He's mad, enraged, it can't be true, it can't be, no one knows!
How could those two boys discover the secret? !
A wand appeared in his hand out of nowhere, and then it was slammed down from the air, and green light shot out.
The kneeling leprechaun rolled to the ground, dead.
The watching wizards scattered in terror, Bellatrix, the Lestrange brothers, and Lucius Malfoy sprinting for the door, leaving everyone behind. His wand was broken again and again, and those who didn't get away were killed, and none remained, because they brought him the news, because they heard that the golden cup Harry saw with his own eyes, before in the room of the Leaky Cauldron The two big Death Eaters I saw inside didn't have time to get up and escape, so they were hit by the green light and died!
Standing alone among the dead, he flew into a rage.
Everything appeared before his eyes one by one: his treasure, his guard, his hope of immortality
The diary has been destroyed, the gold cup has been stolen, and these idiots have screwed everything up.
What if, what if, the two song boys knew something else
Will they know? Already started? Found more
Is Dumbledore at the root of all this
Dumbledore, that old fellow is always suspicious of him, it's disgusting!
He saw Dumbledore's shadow, and this matter was definitely the old guy's conspiracy.
Dumbledore, the old fellow had been killed on his orders, and yet in the contemptible underworld, through the two boys.
But if those two boys had actually destroyed one of his Horcruxes, surely he, the Dark Lord Voldemort, would know, surely he would feel it? He was the greatest wizard in the world; he was the most powerful; he killed Dumbledore and many other nobodies, and he will grow stronger and become immortal!
Throughout the ages, only one wizard has done it, and he will become the second one, more powerful and invincible.
If he, himself, the most important and precious self was attacked and damaged, how could he, the Dark Lord Voldemort, not know
Yes, he didn't feel it when the diary was destroyed, but he always thought it was because he was worse than a ghost and didn't have a body to feel it...
No, the other few must be safe, and the rest of the Horcruxes must be intact...
Although the importance of the Horcrux will be greatly reduced after achieving immortality, it is still precious and important. This is his last guarantee.
There must be absolutely no mistakes, it must be foolproof.
As he paced the room, kicking the goblin's corpse aside, his bubbling mind was filled with searing, fuzzy images: the lake, the cottage, Hogwarts.
His furious mind calmed down a little: how could the two boys have known that he had hidden the ring in Gaunt's cottage? Nobody ever knew he was related to the Gaunts, he kept it a secret, the murder investigation never led to him, the ring was sure to be safe.
How could the boys, or whoever they were, have known about the cave or penetrated its defenses? The idea of the locket being stolen is ridiculous...
As for the school, he is the only one who knows where he hides the Horcruxes at Hogwarts, because he alone has probed the deepest secrets of Hogwarts...
There is also that statue, which is in his hands at this moment, it is an important prop for him to achieve immortality.
And the evil existence in that statue alone is not something the two boys can deal with, it is impossible for them to destroy it.
As for the last one, that magic, he had just confirmed it with his own eyes, and it was his trump card.
A horcrux attached to magic seems to be the most dangerous, but in fact it is the safest.
It is impossible for anyone to know its existence, and no one will know where it is. Naturally, it will not be destroyed.
In fact, even he was taken aback when he found out that the magic was in the boy who murdered a centaur to split the soul and leave it on the centaur relic, in Gryffindor On the Sorcerer's Stone with powerful magic power left behind, I never thought I would see it on the boy
Even he himself didn't expect it, so how can others speculate on the whereabouts of that thing? !
And who would have thought that Voldemort's Horcrux would be in the body of a weak, stupid wizard boy? !
Especially the boy's identity, it will not arouse suspicion, this Horcrux is absolutely foolproof