Boom boom boom!
After a quick knock on the door, the door was pushed open from the outside. Ron rushed in and shouted to Harry who was saying goodbye to Ginny: "Harry, Albert is here, he's waiting for you to co over!"
"You are such a fool." Hermione said to Ron helplessly, "Let's go out first and don't disturb them."
"It's not a life-and-death separation."
Ron muttered as he was pulled away by Hermione.
"I bet the You-Know-Who won't survive this night."
Looking at the bedroom door that had been closed again, Ginny turned back to Harry and said, "Ron is really stupid. No wonder he couldn't catch up with Hermione."
"Don't worry, I'll be back." Harry didn't respond and just kept talking to himself.
"I know."
"We are fully prepared for this, and we have Albert as well." Harry looked into Ginny's eyes and gave her final instructions: "So, promise that you will stay here and not go to Hogwarts, for both my sake and for our children's sake."
"I will." The smile on Ginny's face disappeared and she nodded seriously in agreent.
"Also, when the war is over, we'll get married."
As he spoke, Harry took out the ring he had prepared in advance from his pocket and put it on the ring finger of Ginny's outstretched left hand.
Ginny's lips quivered as she cried with joy.
When she wanted to kiss and hug Harry, she saw Harry taking sothing out of his pocket again.
"You will keep this for the ti being."
Harry didn't give the girl, who was crying with joy, ti to react. He took out another key and forced it into her hand.
"No…Hermione said you'd be fine."
Ginny's eyes were already filled with tears, she knew that Harry was making arrangents for his funeral.
"Of course I'll be fine. Albert also said that I will definitely survive this wizard war."
Harry gently hugged Ginny who threw herself into his arms and kissed her forehead: "I'm just giving the key to you for safekeeping temporarily."
"Well, I have to go. I can't keep them waiting for too long."
Harry let go of Ginny's arms, left the bedroom without looking back, and went to the room that had been prepared earlier, where he t Hermione and Ron. Harry also saw Albert, and he didn't know what he was talking to Hermione and Ron.
"Each pill of Felix Felicis can last for about two hours. Rember to take them separately. It should be enough ti, but we still have to hurry." Albert put the dicine containing the Felix Felicis on Hermione's palm and said to Harry and the others, "After you successfully take away or destroy the Hufflepuff Gold Cup from Gringotts, go directly to the shelter we were in last ti. I will let Dobby take you to Hogwarts."
"Do we really have enough ti to destroy the last Horcrux hidden in Hogwarts?"
Ron expressed his concern about this. He knew very well that once the action began, it would be impossible to hide it from the dark wizards under Voldemort.
"You don't have to worry about this. The Ravenclaw diadem hidden in Hogwarts was actually destroyed a long ti ago." Harry did not continue to hide this matter. When facing the three people with stunned faces, he explained softly: "It is Dumbledore's intention not to tell you for the ti being. He hopes that you can return to Hogwarts to solve the problem of the mysterious man."...
"Once the You-Know-Who knows that you are destroying his Horcruxes, he will definitely stop you at all costs. What you have to do is to completely end the feud between you before he reacts, so that he won't hide like a rat after knowing that all his Horcruxes are destroyed."
"Also, the plan will be officially launched half an hour after you leave here, so you must hurry up and sneak into Gringotts."
"The Hufflepuff Cup in the Gringotts vault is the last Horcrux?"
Ron finally understood why Albert took it so seriously.
As long as they succeed in destroying Hufflepuff's gold cup, Voldemort will no longer be unkillable, and Voldemort, who can be killed, will no longer be feared.
"It seems that you have already arranged things."
Harry poured a pill of Felix from the dicine bottle and threw it into his mouth, then handed the dicine back to Hermione. "But it's good this way. I'm one step closer to completing my mission."
Hermione and Ron also took the Felicis Felicis one after another, closed their eyes and felt the changes it brought, and murmured softly: "This feeling is really wonderful... Well, I think we should set off to et the goblins."
"I'll leave them to you."
Albert waved his wand and said to Dobby who appeared out of nowhere.
"Leave it to Dobby."
The house elf reached out and grabbed Harry's hand, Apparating them away.
"They left?"
Fred poked his head in after hearing a crackling sound coming from the room.
"Let's go, it's ti to take action." Albert called Fred to make the final preparations.
"What about the Death Eaters? That lie won't fool them for long." Fred knew that Albert had created the illusion that the Ministry of Magic abroad would send a coalition of Aurors to liquidate the British Death Eaters.
“They will believe it.”
Albert's confidence was naturally related to the fact that Voldemort's right-hand man Yaxley was under the Imperius Curse.
The two walked into the conference room together.
"They are leaving?"
"Just left."
"We're really not needed..." Sirius was still a little worried.
"You should trust Harry, trust your godson." Albert asked calmly, "Are you done here?"
"We have reviewed the general process of the entire plan. Are you sure we can completely eliminate the mysterious man today?"
"If things go well for Harry, and we have no other choice," Albert said softly, "if we don't seize the opportunity ourselves, the situation will probably get worse."
"We trust your judgnt." Kingsley was decisive. Now that the arrow was on the string, there was no more hesitation. "We have waited for this day for too long."
"Now let those in the asylum who are willing to go to Hogwarts prepare. Once you have complete control of Hogwarts, Dobby will send them directly to Hogwarts."
Albert glanced at his watch and said, "Rember, the plan will officially begin in half an hour. As for the broadcast from the wizarding lookout, it will not start until Harry completes his task."
"Will we make it in ti?" Lupin frowned. "I'm a little worried about the ti..."
"We'll have ti." Albert was very confident. "It will take at least a few hours for the You-Know-Who to gather people to attack Hogwarts. Do you think that group of people will be more efficient than us?"
"How many people do you think will be willing to join us?" Arthur suddenly asked.
"I don't know, but I feel like there won't be too many of them. Most civilians are afraid of death, so it's normal that we can't rely on them."
“But we still did it.”
"Because we need sothing to attract the Death Eaters' attention. Whether they believe it or not, they will have to divert their energy. That's enough." Albert said calmly, "I didn't count on them from the beginning. Doing that would just allow them to play a role before the final battle. Victory is never achieved overnight, but is the result of the accumulation of little advantages."
As he said this, he turned to look at Kingsley again.
"Have you contacted the Aurors yet?"
"Perhaps one of the three is unwilling." Kingsley looked at Moody and said, "But we can't be sure if there is a spy among them."
"After Harry is done, have Fred and George bring a group of people with you."
"You're not coming with us?" Moody frowned.
"I'm busy. I need to et soone before I go and keep an eye on the mysterious man."
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