"Lord Voldemort already knows that the diary has been destroyed?" Elwyn asked. He thought that Lucius Malfoy had concealed the matter.
In this way, Draco's Impossible Mission could be explained. Lord Voldemort was punishing Malfoy.
Of course, Elwyn still stuck to his previous idea.
In addition to punishing Malfoy, Lord Voldemort was also testing Dumbledore.
What would Dumbledore do when faced with a student who was ready to kill him at any moment?
Preventing the revelation or letting things develop did not seem to be a good choice.
Then again, if he could get in touch with Lucius Malfoy in Azkaban, Elwyn felt that he could talk to him.
The cunning Malfoy was not a fool or a loyal Death Eater. He would not follow Lord Voldemort all the way to the dark. Even if Lord Voldemort asked him and his family to die, he would be willing to do so. As long as the interests were aligned, the Malfoy family could be fought for.
Even if Lord Voldemort no longer trusted him, with his family's status and influence, Malfoy was very important …
"Lord Voldemort already knows that the diary has been destroyed, but he thinks that this is a special case and did not notice the other destroyed soul vessels," Dumbledore said. Dumbledore said, "In fact, according to my sources, I heard that when Voldemort found out that his diary had been destroyed and lost all its magic, he flew into a terrible rage."
Let's hear it from Snape. This information seems to be accurate.
Now, as long as Lucius understood what the diary was, Elwyn believed that he would be shaken.
Because of him, one of Lord Voldemort's most important soul vessels had been destroyed. If Lucius Malfoy knew the truth of the matter, who knew how scared he would be. Lord Voldemort was not the kind of master who would just apologize.
"Did Lucius Malfoy decide to put the diary in the Hogwarts?" Harry asked in surprise. "I thought Lord Voldemort asked him to secretly send the diary to the school."
"Yes, as we analyzed before, the soul fragment in the diary is very aggressive. He hoped that the students would find it so that it could control a student to open the secret room. I think many years ago, when Lord Voldemort was convinced that he could create multiple soul vessels, he planned to secretly send the diary to the Hogwarts and cause chaos, "Dumbledore said. "He must have had this idea, but Lucius still had to wait for Lord Voldemort's permission before he could act. He didn't get it because Lord Voldemort disappeared soon after handing over the diary. He failed and ran away for a long time. He undoubtedly thought that Lucius would not dare to do anything other than carefully guard the soul vessels, but he relied too much on Lucius' fear of his master.
"You know, this master has been missing for many years and was thought to be dead by Lucius, so he couldn't expect much loyalty from him. Of course, Lucius didn't know what the diary actually was. I think Lord Voldemort would only tell him that the diary was enchanted with a clever spell that could reopen the secret room. If Lucius knew that he was holding a piece of his master's soul in his hands, he would have been more respectful toward it. But the fact is that he carried out his old plan for his own purposes: placing the diary in the hands of Arthur Weasley's son. He hoped to discredit Arthur, drive me out of the Hogwarts, and get rid of a very troublesome piece of evidence. Ah, poor Lucius … Poor, poor. He angered Lord Voldemort by losing the soul vessel out of selfishness, and he suffered such a crushing defeat at the Ministry of Magic last year. I wouldn't be surprised if he secretly rejoiced that he could live a peaceful life in Azkaban. "
"If he knew that the destroyed diary was actually a soul vessel, he might even want to die," Elwyn said.
"Maybe. After all, Lord Voldemort isn't a merciful man," Dumbledore said. Dumbledore said, "Well, it's getting late, I think it's time to end our conversation tonight. Do you two have any questions?"
Elwyn and Harry pondered for a while. Dumbledore's words tonight had solved many mysteries, and they could basically connect the dots. Elwyn had no more questions to ask. If possible, he hoped to go to Azkaban as soon as possible.
Harry was still a little hesitant and said uncertainly, "If all the soul vessels are destroyed, can Lord Voldemort be killed?"
"Destroying the soul vessels is only the first step," Dumbledore said. Dumbledore said, "After destroying all the soul vessels, we may face two situations. First, if the dangerous magic he's performing doesn't succeed, then without the soul vessels, Lord Voldemort will be a mortal with a broken soul. But don't forget that although his soul is broken beyond repair, his brain and magic power are still intact. Even without the soul vessels, killing a wizard like Lord Voldemort still requires extraordinary abilities and skills.
"As for the second situation, we may have to face even more troublesome and dangerous. If his magic succeeds, he will transform himself into a terrible creature like an evil god. With our strength alone, we won't be able to kill Lord Voldemort. But I think the treasure left behind by the four founders of Hogwarts must have something to deal with this situation. When that time comes, our main task is to help Elwyn open this treasure and see what's inside before making a choice. Of course, this also requires us to have extraordinary abilities and skills, especially you, Harry. You're the one who needs to kill Lord Voldemort … "
"But I don't have extraordinary abilities and skills." Harry blurted out, a little flustered.
No matter what the situation was, the final outcome seemed to be the same. That was, Harry would kill Lord Voldemort.
He didn't rely on any great power, but on love!
Love can conquer everything, it can kill Lord Voldemort. Love is the strongest magic. Elwyn knew this would happen.
If it was possible, he hoped that the evil god could also be defeated by love, no matter who he loved …
"I can't kill Lord Voldemort, I don't have such strong abilities and …"
"No, Harry, you do!" Dumbledore said firmly, "You have the ability that Lord Voldemort never had, you have …"
At this time, Harry also knew what Dumbledore wanted to say. He said a little impatiently, "I know! I have love! "
It took him a lot of effort not to add, "What's so great about that!"
He had love, but he hadn't found a girlfriend until now. What was the use of having love alone?
Was it just to use love to defeat Lord Voldemort?
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