Time passed minute by minute.
Voldemort looked at the time and then said to Fang Ze, "I will leave in fifteen minutes. If you really want to exchange information about the future with me, then give me my pocket and wand now. Whatever you want from me, I will help you remove the trap magic on it and give it to you. And you only need to give me the note you just wrote."
"That's not okay." Fang Ze held up Voldemort's wand and said, "What if the moment you get your own wand, you cast a mental spell on me and force me to tell you who will kill you in the future?"
"I won't be so stupid." Voldemort looked at Fang Ze with his snake-like eyes and said, "I want to know everything about the future, not just who defeated me, so as long as you make sure you just wrote the note Everything written on it is true, so we can start trading now.”
"I'm sure I told the truth." Fang Ze said to Voldemort, "But I think I know you very well. With your pride, you should only need to know who will defeat you in the future. As long as you know If you know the other person's name, you will think that you can definitely reverse your destiny."
"Then what to do now." Voldemort looked at Qin Feng who was holding his things and said, "If you don't give me my things before I leave, then some of the little pets hidden in my pockets in space may come out. Trouble."
Voldemort thought that Fang Ze was planning to swallow everything he had, so he threatened him.
Of course Fang Ze wouldn't want anything else from Voldemort.
The Ravenclaw Diadem is a treasure that clearly appears in the original show. So Fang Ze knew that Voldemort did not put any trap magic on Ravenclaw's diadem.
The same cannot be said for Voldemort's other things. It would be useless for Fang Ze to take it, and he might even get tricked by the magic above.
Therefore, the other East and West Ze must be returned to Voldemort to prevent Voldemort from grabbing it at the last moment and causing unnecessary trouble.
But because Fang Ze took away Ravenclaw, a Horcrux that was extremely important to Voldemort.
So how dare Fang Ze return his space pocket to him now.
At this glance, the secret is not revealed.
He must find a reasonable reason to make Voldemort believe that he is indeed interested in his things and is willing to exchange future information with him for magic items.
"The Unbreakable Oath." Fang Ze said to Voldemort, "I know that you wizards have a kind of magic called the Unbreakable Oath. You use magic to make an oath to yourself, promising that after you get the note and go back, you will give me three pieces of money. A treasure that is extremely important to you and has no magic traps attached to it."
"Then what?" Voldemort looked at Fang Ze and asked.
"Then I put the note in your pocket and give it to you before you leave, and you give me what I want in the form of a gift after you go back."
"Deal." Voldemort looked at Fang Ze as if he was lying to him, so he nodded and agreed.
Fang Ze threw the wand back to Voldemort, and then Fang Ze summoned a ghost wolf to guard him. Once Voldemort tried to use force after getting the wand, he could use the ghost wolf as a shield to buy himself some time.
But Voldemort had no intention of revolting.
There are only five minutes left before he goes back.
At this point in time, he was not sure he could win Fang Ze.
So he cast a spell on his wrist honestly.
A fiery serpent lit up from Voldemort's wrist.
"I swear, if the note Fang Ze gave me about who defeated me in the future is true. Then I will give him my three most precious magic props."
After Voldemort finished casting the spell on himself with the Unbreakable Oath, he looked at Fang Ze and said, "You can give me the note now. You must also know that once the Unbreakable Oath is sworn and cannot be fulfilled, the person who swore it will die. .”
"Okay." Fang Ze saw that Voldemort had really sworn the oath, so he asked Voldemort to speak Parseltongue, opened his own space pocket, and then threw the note into the pocket.
Turning his head and looking at his watch, Voldemort was about to leave in one minute. Fang Ze waved his hand and threw the space bag to Voldemort.
Voldemort reached for the pocket, opened it and took a look inside. Then he found that there was indeed a note in the pocket, and his eyebrows were raised in joy.
"I forgot to tell you something." Voldemort reached for the note and said to Fang Ze again and again, "Although the Unbreakable Vow does only require one person to cast the spell, it requires both parties to hold the oath together. , and then the witness casts the spell.”
"So?" Fang Ze asked in confusion, looking at Voldemort who had almost disappeared half of his body.
"So I don't need to keep your oath." Voldemort laughed.
Voldemort, who had been frustrated with Fang Ze for several days, finally tricked Fang Ze, which made him very happy.
He judged from Fang Ze's previous attitude towards magic that although Fang Ze knew about magic, he didn't know much about it.
So in his original idea, he planned to use this method to trick Fang Ze into giving him his wand and space pocket. Unexpectedly, Fang Ze actually brought it up on his own initiative, and his completely wrong spell casting was actually hidden from him.
"Hey you." Fang Ze didn't expect Voldemort to have such a childish side. He actually mocked him at the end. Originally, he should have done this kind of thing, but he didn't expect that Voldemort would actually do it first.
By the time Fang Ze opened his mouth to speak, Voldemort had already left, so Fang Ze didn't have time to say what he wanted to say, 'Actually, I already knew it.'
"Okay, just take some losses." Fang Ze shook his head and walked out of the room with Qin Feng.
They still had to rush to the Platycodon natal doll to purify Ravenclaw's crown.
At this time, Voldemort has returned to the world of Harry Potter, and in front of him is the gate of Hogwarts School.
"I'm finally back." Voldemort looked at the wand in his hand and felt extremely relieved.
He was transported to Fang Ze's place as a guest just before entering Hogwarts. But I didn't expect it, because I was careless at first and thought that the world was just a very ordinary Muggle world. As a result, he underestimated Fang Ze, was defeated, and lost his wand for five days.
But fortunately, it was not without gain, and I got a glimpse of the truth about the future.
I finally know whether Dumbledore defeated me in the future.
(End of chapter)