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At this mont, in a house next to the safe house, dozens of Defense Association mbers who followed Kingsley were patiently waiting for the results.
"Do you think they will fight?"
"Don't be silly. If a fight really breaks out, we won't have the upper hand."
"I don't think those Aurors have the courage to stand up to us and fight You-Know-Who."
Everyone actually knew Kingsley's plan, otherwise there would be no need for them to follow, but it was hard to say whether they could force the Aurors to join.
"How do you think Harry will convince them?"
"Who knows?"
The whispers of the crowd were interrupted by a crackling sound, and Harry appeared out of thin air with the house-elf.
He was imdiately surrounded by a crowd, and the bored people were chattering about his surroundings, making Harry think a fly had flown into his ears.
"Quiet!"
Cedric raised his voice to drown out the noise around him.
"Harry, why are you alone here? Where are Hermione and Ron?" he asked frowning.
"Hermione and Ron are clearing the effects of the Polyjuice Potion. I'll co over to deal with the situation here first and we'll et up at Hogwarts later."
It was impossible for Harry to co here with soone else's appearance. Fortunately, Albert had prepared a thod for them to remove the compound potion in advance, but the process was a bit troubleso.
"It seems that you succeeded."
Although Cedric didn't know what Harry and the other two were doing in Gringotts, he knew it was an important part of defeating the mysterious man. The success of the three made him feel relieved, which ant that tonight's operation was still proceeding in an orderly manner as planned.
"Yes, we succeeded. What's the situation here now? Hasn't Kingsley convinced the Aurors yet?"
After destroying Hufflepuff's gold cup, Harry completely let go of the burden in his heart. After all, all he had to do now was to die bravely to complete his mission.
"Kingsley is still in the safe house. I guess they are still waiting for you." Cedric was actually very curious about how Harry would drag those Aurors into the water.
To be honest, Cedric actually looked down on those cowards, but as Albert said, they needed to drag them along before the final battle with Voldemort, because that could greatly increase the survival rate of others.
No matter how powerful the Defense Association is, it only has about forty people. It does not have much advantage when facing a large number of dark wizards.
Therefore, it is important to attract allies (cannon fodder).
"I'll leave Hermione and Ron to you," Harry said to Dobby, "I'll need so ti here."
"Dobby knows. Dobby will co back for Harry Potter later!" the house-elf squeaked.
"Let's go too."
After Dobby left, Harry turned and let Cedric lead the way.
The location of the safe house was very secretive. Fortunately, Cedric knew how to get in. However, the atmosphere inside was very bad and it seed that the two sides were in a very tense situation.
Actually, it’s not their fault. Anyone who sees Harry appear with a group of twenty or so fully ard young n will subconsciously beco alert.
"It seems that you didn't reach an agreent?"
Harry greeted Kingsley, breaking the heavy atmosphere here. ….
"Waiting for you to co over. Where are Hermione and Ron?"
Kingsley was relieved by Harry's appearance, because it ant that tonight's operation was still as planned.
"They went to Hogwarts first."
Harry looked at the Aurors staring at him, and was not afraid of being stared at by this group of people. "Kingsley said you can convince us?" an Auror suddenly said.
“It’s never been difficult.”
Having said that, Harry ignored them and turned his head to look at Cedric, who imdiately understood what Harry ant, and after hesitating for a mont, he took the mbers of the Defense Association to guard outside the safe house.
Although many people were curious about what Harry was going to say, they all followed Cedric and left.
Crowded room.
After all, they all knew that Harry was going to reveal so secrets to get the Aurors involved, and he probably didn't want to cause them any trouble by not letting them know.
After the door was closed again, Harry turned his gaze back to the Auror, showing an expression that said I know everything, "I roughly know what you are hesitating about, but I think Kingsley should have told you that we have found a way to kill Voldemort."
"There is no doubt that my partners and I are working hard to kill Voldemort, and there is no doubt that the plan is going well."
Before the other Aurors could speak, Harry said aningfully, "Of course, if you want to know, it's not that I can't tell you, but I don't know if you can bear the weight of the truth."
"Harry, ti is precious now, just tell directly." Kingsley also wanted to know the secret.
"Just say it, don't be so mysterious." The Aurors all pricked up their ears.
"The reason why Voldemort is immortal is because he created so Horcruxes."
"So what?"
"So Horcruxes. You probably don't know what a Horcrux is." Harry looked at the confused crowd and briefly explained to everyone: "A Horcrux is a dark magic container. Its function is the sa as its na, used to hold the soul."
"To put it simply, it separates part of a person's soul from the body and stores it in a container. When a person is killed, the main soul can still survive with the help of the separated part of the soul and be resurrected through so evil ans. You probably guessed that I just went to destroy one of Voldemort's Horcruxes."
"Wait, you just said sothing?"
Harry nodded.
"You an there's more than one Voldemort we need to deal with?"
"To be exact, there are six Horcruxes, including Voldemort himself, which makes seven."
This number is undoubtedly despairing.
"So, we still need to destroy five more... Horcruxes?"
"No, Dumbledore and I have destroyed five Horcruxes, and the last one is hidden in Hogwarts Castle." Harry looked at the panicked Aurors, "Hogwarts is currently under our control. I need you to buy ti for to find and destroy the last Horcrux. Once Voldemort hides the Horcrux again, we will never have a chance to kill him again."
"You already knew it, why didn't you destroy it?"
"We need that Horcrux as bait to lure Voldemort to Hogwarts. Otherwise, once that guy realizes that all his Horcruxes have been destroyed, he will hide and it will be difficult for us to have another chance to kill him."
Harry guessed what these people were thinking, and explained with a sigh, "This is also the main reason why Dumbledore didn't want to tell Scrimgeour. The Ministry of Magic has always been very bad at keeping secrets. Once Voldemort knows about this, we will no longer have any chance."
"However, the ti is ripe now. This is the opportunity for the decisive battle that Albert ntioned. I think this should be enough to convince you." Kingsley stared at the group of Aurors in front of him, demanding that they make a statent.
However, no one answered.
Everyone is weighing the pros and cons.
"In fact, you should also realize that since we know the secret of Voldemort's immortality, there is no choice, because Voldemort obviously does not want anyone to know the secret of his immortality." Seeing that the Aurors were still hesitating, Kingsley sneered. "You have no choice."
"You did it on purpose." The Auror stared at Harry, feeling that he had been tricked.
"You want to know it yourself." Harry shrugged and said, "I've said it before, sotis the weight of the truth is not sothing everyone can bear."
"By the way, I'd like to remind you, don't try to get the Horcrux. Splitting your soul will only make you crazy. And you don't have the level of Voldemort. Even if you succeed in making a Horcrux, you probably won't be able to be resurrected after death. In the end, you can only live as humbly as a mayfly, bearing the curse of the Horcrux all the ti."
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