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When Elwyn and Sirius entered the centaur ruins, in a hidden stone room in the deepest part of the temple, a flickering orange light flickered in the darkness.
"Last night, my people saw Sirius Blake in that bar. There was a boy beside him, about 12 or 13 years old!" A man said, his voice low and powerful, "That child's sensitivity to magic is very strong, beyond imagination."
"Very interesting indeed!" said another voice.
It was also a man, but his voice was strangely shrill, as cold as the cold wind.
"Blake and a boy. He should be Hogwarts's student. Perhaps this is why Dumbledore suddenly appeared in this forest!" The cold voice paused for a moment, "Let me think, if nothing unexpected happens, our target should be the same, we are both searching for the formidable power hidden within this abandoned centaur temple."
"I don't understand. Since you've already chosen that magic, why did you come here to find other powers? You should know what kind of evil is hidden in this place!"
"You don't understand, Keresis. Although we share the same ancestor, our pursuit of power is different." The voice said coldly, "No matter what is here, I must obtain the sorcerer's stone left behind by the centaur, it will make me even more powerful!"
"The spell that leads to the final area requires a large amount of flesh and blood to break." Keresis said with a hint of worry in his voice, "I suspect that the magic itself is an ancient sacrificial ritual. We are summoning a monster that does not belong to this world."
"I can feel that the voice is talking to me. But it's just bluffing. It's weak now, even weaker than me. It can't stop us at all. " The cold voice now carried a threatening tone. "Do as I say, Keresis. Order your clansmen to lure more fools here. We need more sacrifices of flesh and blood to open that door. Before Dumbledore sees through everything and returns here, we must enter the core area. "
There was a moment of silence, and the atmosphere in the room was extremely oppressive.
"Do you still remember our agreement, Lord Voldemort?!" Keresis said softly, "For the sake of Slytherin, I must remind you once again that we are only cooperating. My clansmen and I are not your subordinates."
"Of course I remember. Our goal is the same, Keresis!" Lord Voldemort changed his tone and said in a diplomatic tone, "After I fully recover my strength, I will help you solve that problem. I also want to see what our great ancestor, Salazar Slytherin, left behind."
"If you really want to help us, then hurry up and recover your strength," Keresis said with a hint of anger. "We can do it without Harry Potter!"
The silence in the room was even longer than before.
"Without Harry Potter?" Lord Voldemort seemed to be thinking. He said softly, "I understand."
"That boy is under Dumbledore's strict protection. We have no chance to get close to him. I don't want my clansmen to die in vain because of your stupid persistence." Keresis raised his voice. "If we use another wizard, no matter if it's a man or a woman, things can be solved quickly. We can bring you a suitable candidate at any time. In my opinion, the boy with Blake is a good choice. He has strong magic power. "
"Use another wizard?!" Lord Voldemort's voice became colder. "You don't understand. This has nothing to do with the strength of magic power."
"I don't see the difference. My opinion is obviously more reasonable." Keresis continued. "As long as you give up your meaningless persistence, you can quickly become stronger, instead of hiding here like a worm."
"I know everything, Keresis!" Lord Voldemort hissed, his blood-red eyes staring at the vampire in front of him. "This is not meaningless!"
For a moment, he seemed to want to cast a death curse in response to the vampire's offense.
A giant snake, at least 12 feet long, slithered over from the corner, leaving a wide, winding path in the thick dust on the ground.
It hissed and flicked its cold tongue at Keresis.
The situation was extremely tense. Keresis put his hand on the wand at his waist.
But nothing happened. Lord Voldemort spoke again. The coldness in his voice was enough to make a person's hair stand on end.
"I have my reasons for using the boy. I have explained to you. As for the boy's strict protection, I believe my plan will work."
"But your plan will take at least a few months to succeed." Keresis was not convinced. He glanced at the giant snake on the ground with disgust and held his wand tightly in his right hand. "You should know that anything can happen during this period."
"I won't use anyone else. I've waited for 13 years. A few more months won't hurt." Lord Voldemort whispered. "I have my own plan. If you want to continue working with me, then don't talk about this anymore."
"Very well, I noticed that you killed the woman named Bertha Jorkins!" Keresis said angrily. "If this is your plan, then it's really stupid! I remember reminding you that the woman was an official from the Ministry of Magic. "
"I killed Bertha Jorkins because I had no choice. After I interrogated her, she was useless, completely useless." Lord Voldemort said tactfully. "If she returned to the Ministry of Magic with the news that she met me during the holidays, it would really ruin the rest of our plan."
"We have many ways. We don't have to kill her," Keresis said. "We have many special spells that can change her memory."
"I have to admit that compared with the magic of ordinary wizards, the vampires do have many magical spells, but they are not safe." Lord Voldemort said. "No matter what kind of magic it is, as long as it meets a powerful wizard, it will no longer work. I have confirmed this when I interrogated her."
Keresis did not speak. Obviously, he did not agree with Lord Voldemort.
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