Chapter 131 Luna's Tips
Moon pushed open the faintly glowing door, and with Luna, he stepped into the Room of Requirement.
What greeted them was an enormous room, filled with mountains of clutter. These items, like small hills, were densely piled throughout the entire room, creating a truly astonishing sight.
Moon was stunned. He had never expected the Room of Requirement to be filled with so much clutter. He had originally thought it would be an empty room, not so incredibly messy.
Luna, however, seemed very excited. Her large eyes curiously scanned the various items around her. It was as if she had discovered a new and wondrous world, and a pure, innocent smile spread across her face.
"Wow! There are so many interesting things here!" Lunaexclaimed excitedly, her voice echoing in the vast room, filled with curiosity and a desire for exploration. She began to weave between the piles of clutter, like a happy little bird.
Moon watched Luna's excitement and shook his head helplessly. He knew he had to find Ravenclaw's Diadem as quickly as possible to avoid being threatened by Voldemort's soul fragment.
"No, no, this definitely won't work," Moon muttered to himself. He knew that the way he had just entered the Room of Requirement was incorrect. He needed to find a more effective method to locate Ravenclaw's Diadem.
But he didn't give up. He pulled out his wand from his pocket and, pointing it at the mountains of clutter, waved it while chanting the Accio spell: "Accio Ravenclaw's Diadem!"
His voice echoed in the room, full of power. He hoped that by using Accio, he could summon Ravenclaw's Diademdirectly before him.
However, to his disappointment, the surrounding clutter showed no reaction, and Ravenclaw's Diadem did not appear. He knew that the magic he had used had no effect whatsoever.
Moon wasn't disheartened; this was within his expectations. He had long anticipated that Ravenclaw's Diadem, having been turned into a Horcrux by Voldemort, wouldn't be found so easily. Voldemort must have placed an anti-Accio charm on it. He would have to find other methods to obtain Ravenclaw's Diadem.
He even thought that even if Voldemort hadn't placed an anti-Accio charm, Ravenclaw's Diadem, as it was, would never be captured so easily by Accio. It must have its own special way of hiding.
"Ravenclaw's Diadem? Is it here?" Luna asked curiously when she heard Moon's spell. Her gaze swept back and forth among the piles of clutter, as if she was wondering why Moon was here looking for Ravenclaw's Diadem.
"Yes, Ravenclaw's Diadem is here, and I want to find it." Moon didn't hide his purpose, stating it directly. He knew Luna was a very special person, and she might be able to help him find Ravenclaw's Diadem.
"Oh, and where is this place?" Luna nodded, seemingly understanding something. She looked at the entire cluttered room with curious eyes, wanting to know what kind of place this was and why so much clutter was piled up here.
"This is the Room of Requirement. If you stand where I was just now and think about what you want, it will change the scene according to your desires," Moonexplained without hiding anything. He knew Luna was a very intelligent person, and he believed she could understand the special nature of the Room of Requirement.
"Why don't you try letting it help you find it?" Luna asked, tilting her head in confusion. Her tone carried a hint of doubt; she seemed to not understand why Moon was using Accio instead of directly letting the Room of Requirementhelp him search for Ravenclaw's Diadem.
"It finds things? That should... probably... possibly... not work, right?" Moon said with some uncertainty. He had never considered that the Room of Requirement could help him find things. He had always thought it could only change the room's scenery, not help him locate items.
"Have you tried?" Luna countered, her eyes full of curiosity. She seemed very eager to know if Moon had already attempted to use the Room of Requirement to find Ravenclaw's Diadem.
"No." Moon shook his head. He knew he had only been trying to find Ravenclaw's Diadem in his own way, and he had never thought of utilizing the special ability of the Room of Requirement.
"Then let's try." Luna pulled Moon out of the cluttered room and into the hallway outside. Her silvery-gray eyes were full of anticipation; she seemed very eager to know whether the Room of Requirement could help them find Ravenclaw's Diadem.
Moon, pulled by Luna, returned to the corridor. He stood at the spot where he had previously opened the Room of Requirement, his gaze once again fixed on the blank wall.
He knew he had to try utilizing the Room of Requirement's special ability to find Ravenclaw's Diadem, otherwise, he might never find it.
He took a deep breath, concentrating his mind. He poured his strong desire to find Ravenclaw's Diadem deep into his heart.
He began to walk back and forth in the corridor, his steps very slow. His mind also became calmer. He needed to raise his mental state to its highest level so that the Room of Requirement could sense his need.
After walking three times, a door once again appeared before him. That door looked no different from the previous one, but Moon could feel a special energy fluctuation hidden behind it.
"Alright, now you can go in and see," Luna said to Moon, a hopeful smile on her face. She seemed very eager to know how the Room of Requirement would help Moon find Ravenclaw's Diadem.
Moon nodded, took a deep breath, and pushed open the door before him. His figure then disappeared into the darkness behind the door.
Luna watched the direction Moon disappeared, a faint smile on her face. She knew Moon was a very special person, and he would surely find what he was looking for.
Moon re-entered the Room of Requirement and found that the scene before him had undergone a huge change. The previous mountains of clutter had all disappeared, replaced by a spacious and bright room. In the center of the room was a large desk, and on the desk lay a diadem shimmering with blue light.
Moon knew this was Ravenclaw's Diadem, and his target had finally appeared.
"Is this Ravenclaw's Diadem?" Moon said in a surprised tone. He had never expected the Room of Requirement to present Ravenclaw's Diadem so easily before him.
Chapter 132 Ravenclaw's Crown Attributes
He strode to the desk and carefully observed the diadem. He found that the diadem's material was very special; it emitted a faint energy fluctuation, and that energy fluctuation had a special connection with the Time-Space Power within his body.
He reached out and gently touched the diadem. He could clearly feel an extremely powerful force emanating from the diadem, a force that seemed to want to devour his soul completely.
"It seems this diadem has indeed been made into a Horcrux by Voldemort," Moon murmured to himself. He could clearly feel the evil aura contained within the diadem. He knew he had to be careful to avoid being controlled by Voldemort's soul fragment.
Just then, the infinite talent system's notification sound suddenly rang in Moon's mind:
[Ding, target detected: Ravenclaw's Diadem (Horcrux). Do you want to extract talent characteristics?]
[Target Name]: Ravenclaw's Diadem (Horcrux)
[Talent Characteristics]:
Wisdom Amplification: Greatly enhances the user's wisdom, granting the user exceptional comprehension abilities.
magic Absorption: Can absorb surrounding magic and convert it into the user's own power.
Soul Link: Can establish a Soul Link with the user and strengthen the user's soul.
Ocean of Knowledge: Can store a vast amount of knowledge for the user to access at any time.
Moon's heart trembled. He had not expected the system to actively prompt him. He knew that Ravenclaw's Diademcontained extremely powerful magic, and he had to extract its talent characteristics as soon as possible to enhance his strength.
Moon looked at the information displayed on the system panel, his heart filled with excitement. He had never imagined that Ravenclaw's Diadem possessed such immense power. It could greatly enhance the user's wisdom, absorb surrounding magic, strengthen the user's soul, and store a vast amount of knowledge. This was simply a priceless treasure.
He unhesitatingly chose to extract'Soul Link' and 'Ocean of Knowledge'.
[Ding, beginning to extract target talent characteristics'Soul Link' and 'Ocean of Knowledge'... Extraction successful!]
He no longer lacked magic; what was most important now was the accumulation of knowledge, and the entire Ocean of Knowledge characteristic was very suitable.
The reason he didn't choose 'Wisdom Amplification' was mainly because he discovered that his mental strength was a weakness.
He just hadn't known it. Previously, when others used Legilimency on him without effect, it was all thanks to the system, so he subconsciously assumed he was strong in that aspect.
It wasn't until he came into contact with the Horcrux that he realized this was a weakness that needed strengthening.
In an instant, a powerful energy surged into Moon's body. He could feel his brain being struck by a powerful electric current, and his consciousness began to blur.
Countless pieces of knowledge began to appear in his mind, surging into his brain like a tide, making him feel extremely dizzy.
He endured the discomfort in his body and began to absorb the knowledge flooding into his mind. He knew that he had to master this knowledge as quickly as possible to enhance his wisdom and truly unleash the power of the Ocean of Knowledge.
His body also began to emit a faint blue light, and his soul became even stronger. He felt as if he was in an ocean of knowledge, where he could freely roam and draw any knowledge he needed.
He could feel his understanding of magic deepening rapidly, and his use of Time-Space Power became more proficient. He knew that he was undergoing a great transformation, becoming stronger.
It took him a long time to absorb a portion of the knowledge that had flooded into his mind, and his consciousness gradually returned to clarity.
He slowly opened his eyes, which were filled with the light of wisdom. He could clearly feel that he had become smarter, possessing exceptional comprehension abilities, and could now master the mysteries of magic with greater ease.
He looked towards the depths of the room and found that there was still space, not like it was temporarily generated!
He picked up the diadem and carefully put it away. He knew that he had to be cautious to avoid being affected by its power.
He took a step and continued walking towards the depths of the room. Unsure of what lay ahead, he had to be fully prepared to face whatever was to come.
As he walked, he also observed his surroundings. He found that this room seemed to be a huge library, filled with various books, all exuding an ancient and mysterious aura.
He knew that these books must hide many unknown secrets, and he might be able to find some ways to deal with Voldemort from them.
He came to a bookshelf and picked up a thick magic book. He found that this book was about the Dark Arts, recording various evil Dark Arts spells.
He opened the book and read it carefully. He knew that he had to understand the power of the Dark Arts to better counter Voldemort's threat.
Suddenly, his gaze lingered on a page that described a very special Dark Arts spell—"Soul Rend."
Moon carefully read that page and discovered that this spell could tear a soul into countless fragments, preventing those soul fragments from ever rejoining.
"This might be the best way to deal with Voldemort's Horcruxes," Moon murmured to himself. He knew he had to master this spell to completely destroy Voldemort's soul. He wanted Voldemort to disappear from this world forever.
He closed the book and placed it back on the shelf. He knew that he had to seize the time to learn more knowledge to cope with everything that was to come.
He had to use his own strength to protect everything he cherished! He wanted to make this world a better place!
Just then, Moon suddenly felt Ravenclaw's Diadem in his pocket begin to tremble violently.
He knew that Voldemort's soul fragment was trying to influence his mind. He had to destroy it as soon as possible to avoid being controlled by Voldemort.
He quickened his pace, walking towards the depths of the room, his figure disappearing into the darkness.
Chapter 133: Destroy Another Horcrux
Moon continued to delve deeper into the Room of Requirement. He discovered that it was not only a library but also a massive magic laboratory, filled with various magical tools and materials.
He could feel the air permeated with various magical energies, and he knew this was an ideal place for cultivation. He could utilize the environment here to enhance his power.
He approached a workbench and saw an ancient cauldron placed upon it. The cauldron emanated a faint dark glow, as if containing some powerful force.
He reached out and gently stroked the cauldron's surface. He could clearly feel an evil force emanating from it, and he knew this was definitely not an ordinary cauldron; it was very likely related to Dark Arts.
From his Mokeskin pouch, he took out the book containing the "Soul Rend" spell. He knew he had to master this spell as soon as possible to deal with Voldemort's Horcrux.
He opened the book and began to study it carefully. He wanted to engrave every word in his mind and master every detail thoroughly.
He knew that Dark Arts spells were very dangerous, and if used improperly, they could cause immense harm to himself. He had to be careful and cautious to avoid being consumed by the Dark Arts.
He practiced the spell over and over again until he could use it proficiently before finally stopping.
He pointed his wand at Ravenclaw's Diadem. He knew he had to destroy Voldemort's soul fragment first to truly resolve the crisis.
His eyes were filled with determination, and his heart was filled with hatred for Voldemort.
He slowly closed his eyes, gathering all his magic at the tip of his wand. A silver light shot from the wand's tip, striking the diary.
"Soul Rend!"
He softly chanted the spell, his voice cold and powerful. He would use his strength to destroy Voldemort's conspiracy.
A black crack instantly appeared on Ravenclaw's Diadem. The crack, like an open maw, devoured the diadem's magic.
The diadem began to tremble violently, and agonizing wails emanated from within. The sounds were filled with pain and unwillingness; it was Voldemort's soul fragment making its final struggle.
Moon knew he had to strike while the iron was hot and completely destroy Voldemort's soul fragment. He once again aimed his wand at the diadem, and silver spell after silver spell shot towards it.
"Sectumsempra!"
"Space-Time Stun!"
"Petrification Curse!"
"Space-Time Obliteration!"
Every spell he cast contained powerful Time-Space Power. Those spells seemed to tear apart the entire Ravenclaw's Diadem, making its trembling even more violent and its wails even more agonizing.
Finally, under the impact of the "Space-Time Obliteration" spell, Ravenclaw's Diadem instantly turned into a pile of ashes, floating down from the air and completely disappearing from this world. Voldemort's soul fragment also dissipated with it, utterly destroyed by Moon.
Moon let out a long breath. He knew he had finally dealt with one of Voldemort's Horcruxes, bringing him one step closer to his goal of defeating Voldemort.
"Ding, mission complete: Destroy Horcrux (Ravenclaw's Diadem), reward: Golden Talent Replication x1."
The infinite talent system's prompt sounded in his mind.
Upon hearing the system prompt, Moon's face broke into a relieved smile. He knew that everything he had done was worth it, and his efforts had finally paid off.
Moon looked at the empty room before him. He knew that Voldemort's soul fragment had been completely destroyed by him. He had finally resolved a hidden danger, and he felt a sense of relief.
He turned his gaze to the books on the shelves. He knew that these books must contain many unknown secrets. Perhaps he could find some methods to deal with Voldemort from these books. He would use all available power to strengthen himself.
He walked to the bookshelf and began to carefully browse the books. He found that these books contained various magical knowledge, including Dark Arts, white magic, and some ancient magic spells. He felt as if he had entered an ocean of knowledge, where he could freely roam and draw any knowledge he needed.
He firmly memorized the defensive methods against Dark Arts and some spells to enhance his own power. He knew he had to master more magical knowledge to cope with everything that was about to happen.
While browsing the books, he was also searching for Ravenclaw's Diadem. He knew he had to destroy Ravenclaw's Diadem as soon as possible to completely eliminate Voldemort's threat. He would ensure that Voldemort's conspiracy would never succeed.
After a long search, he finally found some records about Ravenclaw's Diadem in a thick magic book. The book described in detail the origin of Ravenclaw's Diadem and the special powers it possessed.
He closed the book and put it back on the shelf.
He had to leave here as soon as possible, otherwise, he might miss some important things. He still had many matters to attend to, and he didn't have more time to waste here.
He took one last look at his surroundings, confirmed he hadn't missed anything, then turned and left the Room of Requirement. His figure also disappeared at the end of the corridor.
He arrived in the corridor and found Luna still standing there, quietly waiting for him. Her silver-grey eyes were full of curiosity; she seemed very eager to know what Moonhad found in the Room of Requirement.
"Did you find what you were looking for?" Luna asked in an ethereal voice, her tone filled with concern; she seemed very worried about Moon's safety.
"Yes, I did. Thank you, Luna," Moon said, smiling at Luna. He knew Luna had helped him a lot, and he had to thank her.
"You're welcome, Moon. I'm glad I could help you," Lunaalso said, smiling at Moon. Her smile was like sunshine, warming the heart; she seemed to enjoy spending time with Moon.
"Oh, by the way, Luna, did you find your shoes?" Moonasked. He suddenly remembered that Luna had come here to look for her lost shoes.
"No, maybe they ran off to play," Luna shrugged, saying indifferently. She didn't seem to care about her lost shoes.
Moon looked at Luna's indifferent expression and felt a hint of helplessness. He knew Luna was a very special person; she always viewed the world from a unique perspective, and he might never understand her thoughts.
"Let's go, I'll walk you back," Moon said to Luna. He knew it was already very late, and he had to take Luna back to her dormitory to rest.
Luna nodded. She followed behind Moon as they walked towards the Ravenclaw dormitory.
The two of them walked slowly down the empty corridor, their figures appearing somewhat overlapped under the lamplight.
Chapter 134 Three Horcruxes Destroyed
"I haven't seen Headmaster Dumbledore in a long time. I've been to his office several times, but he wasn't there. Can you ask Professor Snape for me?" Harry stopped Moon, who was about to head to Professor Snape's office for Potions Class, after Defense Against the Dark Arts class. His green eyes were filled with worry, and he seemed very uneasy about Dumbledore's prolonged absence.
"He might be busy with other things. I'll ask him for you." Moon nodded. He knew that Harry cared so much about Dumbledore because he considered Dumbledore his most trusted person. He had to help Harry resolve his worries.
Moon remembered seeing Dumbledore in his office yesterday. He speculated that Dumbledore might already know that Harry is one of the Horcruxes, and thus was intentionally avoiding meeting Harry. He knew that Horcruxes have a connection, and Dumbledore probably didn't want to have too much contact with Harry.
"After all, Horcruxes have a connection," Moon thought to himself. He knew that Voldemort's schemes were far more complex than he imagined. He had to be careful to deal with everything that was about to happen.
"Thank you, Moon." Harry's face lit up with a happy smile when he heard Moon agree to ask about Dumbledore for him. He knew that Moon was his best friend and always lent a hand when he needed help the most.
"What are friends for? It's nothing," Moon said with a smile, patting Harry's shoulder. He knew that he and Harryshared a deep friendship; they were each other's best partners, and they would always support each other and face all difficulties together.
Moon, carrying his textbooks, left Harry and walked towards Snape's office.
As usual, there wasn't much verbal communication between Snape and Moon. Snape silently taught Moon the steps for Potion making, while Moon diligently learned each step. He carefully observed every movement of Professor Snape, knowing that only by studying earnestly could he grasp the essence of Potion.
While he studied, he also thought about his upcoming plans. He knew that he had to improve his strength as quickly as possible to deal with Voldemort's threat. He wanted to protect everything he cherished and make the world a better place.
He quickly finished his Potions Class for the day. He found that his understanding of Potion had deepened, and he had become more proficient in making Potions. He knew that he was steadily moving towards his goal.
After Potions Class, Moon didn't return directly to his dormitory but walked straight to Dumbledore's office. He knew that Dumbledore would definitely be waiting for him in the office, and he wanted to talk to Dumbledore about the Horcruxes.
He pushed the door open and walked in. He found that Dumbledore was indeed waiting for him in the office. He was sitting behind his desk, quietly flipping through an ancient book, and his face still wore that benevolent smile.
Moon didn't say much either. He took a few Fizzing Whizbees from the candy jar on Dumbledore's desk, then sat opposite Dumbledore and slowly began to savor them.
Dumbledore looked at Moon's unceremonious manner, a helpless smile on his face. He knew that Moon wasn't one for pleasantries; he preferred to get straight to the point.
He put down the book in his hand and took out a ring from a drawer. The ring emitted a faint Dark Arts glow, looking very eerie.
When Moon saw the ring in Dumbledore's hand, his brows furrowed slightly. He could clearly feel the unsettling evil aura emanating from the ring. He knew that this was definitely not an ordinary ring; it was very likely a Horcrux.
His gaze fell on Dumbledore's right hand. He saw that Dumbledore's right hand had turned pitch black, as if afflicted by some curse, looking very terrifying. His heart sank abruptly. He had never expected that his early action would cause Dumbledore to be harmed.
"This is the second Horcrux," Dumbledore said to Moon in a calm tone, without a trace of pain, as if he were talking about something very ordinary.
"No, it's the third," Moon shook his head, his tone very firm. He knew that everything he said was true.
"The third?" Dumbledore asked in confusion, his eyes full of bewilderment. He had never expected there to be a third Horcrux.
"Yesterday, I discovered that Ravenclaw's Diadem was also a Horcrux, and I have already destroyed it." Moon raised his hand and spread his Time-Space Power. A silver light appeared in the air. The light gradually formed an image, which showed the scene of Ravenclaw's Diadem being completely destroyed by Moon.
Dumbledore watched everything unfolding before him, his body trembled violently, and his eyes were filled with shock. He had never expected Moon to be so powerful, to be able to destroy a Horcrux so easily. The power he possessed had far exceeded his imagination.
His heart also began to feel a trace of worry. He knew that Moon's power was growing stronger and stronger, and he had to be careful to prevent Moon from going astray.
"How... how did you do that?" Dumbledore asked in a trembling voice, his tone filled with disbelief. He wanted to know how Moon possessed such immense power.
Moon smiled slightly. He knew that the power he possessed was beyond ordinary comprehension. He couldn't tell Dumbledore everything about his true situation; he had to hide some things appropriately to avoid unnecessary trouble.
"Headmaster, I merely have a slight understanding of Time-Space Magic," Moon said in a calm tone. He didn't reveal all his trump cards. He knew that he had to be careful to deal with everything that was about to happen.
Dumbledore looked at Moon's calm eyes. He knew that everything Moon said was true. He believed that Moonwas someone who could create miracles. He believed that Moon could defeat Voldemort and protect the peace of the magic world.
His eyes were filled with relief and anticipation. He knew that everything he had done was worth it. He had finally found someone who could inherit his legacy.
He took a deep breath, suppressing the worries in his heart. He knew that the most important thing now was to work with Moon to confront the impending crisis.
He placed the ring in his hand on the table. He knew that this ring contained powerful curse power, and he had to handle it carefully to avoid being corroded by the curse.
Chapter 135 Najir?
Dumbledore looked at the black glowing ring on the table, his eyes filled with solemnity. He could clearly feel the unsettling evil aura emanating from the ring. He knew this ring was no ordinary magic item; it contained extremely powerful curse magic. It was very likely another Horcrux of Voldemort.
He slowly picked up the ring. His right hand was corroded by the black curse, and black patterns spread across his hand like twisted venomous snakes, making him feel very uncomfortable.
He endured the discomfort and carefully observed the ring. He noticed an ancient symbol carved on its surface, a symbol that radiated a strange power. He knew this ring was definitely connected to Voldemort.
"This ring is a family heirloom of the Gaunt family. Voldemort's ancestors once possessed powerful Dark Artsmagic. This ring is very likely another Horcrux of Voldemort," Dumbledore said in a low voice, his tone filled with worry. He knew he had to destroy this ring as soon as possible to prevent Voldemort's plot from succeeding.
Moon looked at the ring in Dumbledore's hand, his heart trembling. He had never expected that the Gaunt family's heirloom was also a Horcrux of Voldemort. He knew Voldemort was so insane in his pursuit of immortality that he had split his soul into seven parts. Such behavior was utterly deranged!
"Headmaster, besides this ring and Ravenclaw's Diadem, Voldemort should have other Horcruxes," Moon said with certainty. He knew Voldemort's Horcruxes were not just two; he had to find all of them to completely destroy Voldemort's soul.
"You know about the other Horcruxes?" Dumbledorelooked at Moon with surprise. He had never expected Moon to know so many secrets. He felt that Moon's power was beyond his imagination.
Moon nodded. He knew he had to tell Dumbledore all the information he had about the Horcruxes so they could jointly confront the threat of Voldemort.
"As far as I know, Voldemort's Horcruxes also include Slytherin's locket, which should be hidden in the cave Tomvisited as a child; Hufflepuff's Cup, which should be hidden in Bellatrix's Gringotts vault; and Voldemort's pet snake, Nagini," Moon said slowly. He told Dumbledore all the information he knew about the Horcruxes, hoping to help Dumbledore find Voldemort's Horcruxes faster.
Dumbledore listened to everything Moon said, his expression becoming even more solemn. He had never expected Voldemort to be so cunning, hiding his soul in so many places. He realized that completely eliminating Voldemort might not be as simple as he had imagined.
"Is what you're saying true? Are you sure all this information you know is accurate?" Dumbledore asked with a questioning tone, his eyes filled with worry. He wanted to know if everything Moon said was real; he had to be cautious.
"I am sure, Headmaster. This information is all from the future I have seen," Moon said calmly. He knew everything he said was real, and everything he saw was what would happen in the future.
Dumbledore's heart trembled slightly when he heard Moon's words. He knew Moon possessed the ability to foresee the future, and everything he said was real. He had no choice but to believe everything Moon said.
He took a deep breath, adjusted his emotions, and said in a solemn tone, "It seems we must find these Horcruxes as soon as possible to completely destroy Voldemort's soul. We must be fully prepared to face everything that is to come."
"Yes, Headmaster, we must act quickly and not give Voldemort any opportunity," Moon nodded. He knew that he and Dumbledore had to work together to defeat Voldemort and protect the peace of the magic world.
"Do you have any plans regarding these Horcruxes?" Dumbledore looked at Moon and asked, wanting to know if Moon had any good ideas on how to find and destroy these Horcruxes.
Moon pondered for a moment, then said with a firm tone, "For Slytherin's locket, I can search that cave. For Hufflepuff's Cup, perhaps I can find a way to infiltrate Gringotts to find it. As for Voldemort's pet snake, I think we can observe it first before making a decision."
Dumbledore nodded, agreeing with Moon's plan. He knew everything Moon was doing was correct, and he believed Moon could find all the Horcruxes and destroy them.
"Regarding Voldemort's pet snake, I believe it's called Nagil!" Dumbledore suddenly said, a hint of doubt in his tone. He seemed unsure if the name he said was correct.
Moon's body trembled when he heard Dumbledore's words, and his face turned pale. He had never expected Dumbledore to call Voldemort's pet snake Nagil instead of Nagini. He remembered very clearly that Voldemort's pet snake should definitely be called Nagini!
"Are you sure it's called Nagil, Headmaster? Not Nagini?" Moon asked with a trembling voice, wanting to confirm again if what he heard was real.
"Yes, my boy, I'm sure it's called Nagil. I remember clearly hearing that name somewhere before," Dumbledore said with certainty, his eyes filled with conviction. He believed the name he said was absolutely correct.
Moon's heart was in turmoil. He had never expected to make such a basic mistake. He had always thought Voldemort's pet snake was called Nagini, but now it seemed that was not the case.
He knew that the future he saw might not be entirely accurate, and everything he understood might not be absolutely correct.
He began to doubt whether everything he had done in the past would truly change the future. He began to doubt whether the power he possessed could truly defeat Voldemort.
He felt a sense of unease and confusion. He didn't know what to do.
Could it be that everything he had done in the past had, on the contrary, changed Nagini's fate?
He felt this was the most reasonable explanation. He had to figure all this out. He had to know what kind of impact his actions would have on the future.
He took a deep breath, suppressing the unease in his heart. He knew he had to calm down to deal with everything that was to come.
He had to be more cautious to avoid making bigger mistakes.
Chapter 136 Hagrid's vindication
"Child, let me go check first."
Dumbledore said to Moon.
Moon looked at Dumbledore, at his wise blue eyes, and felt a touch of worry in his heart. He knew that Dumbledore had been silently sacrificing himself to protect the magic world, and had already endured too much. He didn't want Dumbledore to suffer any more harm.
"Headmaster, you have been corroded by the curse on the Horcrux, and your body may have already been affected. Please let me go find these Horcruxes. My power may be more suitable for this task." Moon said with a worried tone. He knew that Dumbledore's current physical condition was not suitable for such dangerous actions. He hoped to replace Dumbledore in completing those dangerous tasks.
"You don't have to worry about me, child. I'm not that weak yet." Dumbledore said with a smile, his tone full of confidence. He knew that Moon was concerned about him, but he didn't want Moon to bear all the responsibility for him.
"My identity might make it easier to obtain these Horcruxes. After all, I was once an influential figure in the magic world." Dumbledore continued, a hint of self-mockery in his tone.
"Except for Nagini, I'll go look for the other Horcruxes first." Dumbledore said, his eyes filled with determination. He knew that he had to find those Horcruxes as soon as possible to completely destroy Voldemort's conspiracy. He would use his power to protect the peace of the magicworld.
Moon looked at Dumbledore's determined gaze and felt a touch of helplessness in his heart. He knew that Dumbledore had made his decision and he couldn't change his mind. He could only choose to support him.
"Alright, Headmaster, you must be careful." Moon said with a worried tone. He knew that Dumbledore was facing an extremely dangerous challenge, and he had to do his best to help Dumbledore.
"Don't worry, child, I'll be fine. It's you who needs to be careful of the enemies lurking in the dark; they might attack you at any time." Dumbledore said with a smile, his tone full of concern. He knew that Moon's power had attracted the attention of some people, and he had to remind Moonto pay attention to his own safety.
"I understand." Moon nodded. He knew that what Dumbledore said was true, and he had to remain vigilant at all times to deal with any crisis that might occur.
"Oh, right, Harry, he seems to really want to see you." Moon suddenly remembered Harry. He told Dumbledoreabout Harry entrusting him to inquire about Dumbledore's whereabouts.
When Dumbledore heard Moon's words, a helpless smile appeared on his face. He knew that Harry had always been very dependent on him and had come to regard him as his most trusted person. He had to give Harry an explanation to put his mind at ease.
"I know, but now is not really the right time to see him." Dumbledore sighed softly. He knew that the truth about Harry being a Horcrux would be too cruel for Harry. He had to think of a suitable reason to explain everything.
"I understand." Moon nodded. He knew that everything Dumbledore did was to protect Harry. He knew that Dumbledore would not easily harm Harry, and he believed that Dumbledore would make the most correct decision.
The two chatted for a while longer. Moon told Dumbledoreeverything he knew, including the Time-Space Power he possessed and some of the future he had seen. He hoped to help Dumbledore understand Voldemort's conspiracy more clearly and cope with the upcoming challenges more easily.
After bidding farewell to Dumbledore, Moon left Dumbledore's office and walked towards his dormitory. He knew it was already very late, and he had to rest as soon as possible to face tomorrow's challenges.
He opened the dormitory door and found that Harry, Ron, and Hermione had all fallen asleep. They lay quietly on their beds, breathing steadily, as if nothing had happened.
Moon walked to his bed and gently lay down. He knew that he had to improve his strength as soon as possible to protect his friends and everything he cherished.
He slowly closed his eyes and fell into a deep sleep.
Fortunately, he had the night walking permit given by Professor Snape, so he wasn't discovered by Filch. Otherwise, tomorrow would be another big trouble.
The next day, Moon woke up early. He knew that he had to go see Hagrid today. He wanted to tell Hagrid in person that he had cleared his name.
He left the dormitory and came to the Gryffindor common room. He found that Harry, Ron, and Hermione had also woken up and were discussing the classes they had today on the sofa.
Moon told them about his intention to see Hagrid. After hearing Moon's words, they all excitedly expressed that they wanted to go see Hagrid with Moon.
The four of them left the Gryffindor common room together and walked towards Hagrid's hut.
They arrived in front of Hagrid's hut and found Hagridstanding at the door. When he saw Moon and the others, a joyful smile immediately appeared on his face.
"Moon! You're here! Come in quickly! I've prepared something good for you!" Hagrid said in a booming voice. His huge body trembled slightly. He seemed very excited about Moon's arrival.
Hagrid picked Moon up in a bear hug, holding him tightly. His huge arms made Moon feel a little suffocated, but he could still feel the deep gratitude and joy in Hagrid's heart.
Harry, Ron, and Hermione were all very confused to see Hagrid treating Moon so enthusiastically. They completely didn't understand why Hagrid was so close to Moon.
"Hagrid, what's wrong with you?" Harry asked curiously. He wanted to know why Hagrid was so excited about Moon.
When Hagrid heard Harry's words, he quickly released Moon and said excitedly, "You don't know, Moon helped me a great deal! He cleared my name! He's truly my savior!"
"Cleared your name?" Harry, Ron, and Hermione were all very puzzled. They had no idea that Moon had actually helped Hagrid clear his name. They were eager to know what exactly had happened.
Hagrid told them about being framed when he was at school. He said that Moon provided the Basilisk's corpse, and Dumbledore found Fudge. He had been away for the past few days to attend a hearing at the Ministry of Magic. As a result, he finally cleared his name. He had just returned today and made his best rock cakes for them to try.
"I always believed Hagrid was innocent!" Harry said excitedly. He was happy for Hagrid. He knew that Hagridhad always been a kind person and would never harm anyone.
"That's great! Hagrid! You can finally clear your name!" Ronalso said excitedly. He was happy for Hagrid. He knew that Hagrid had always longed to return to Hogwarts.
"Moon, thank you so much! You really helped Hagrid a lot!" Hermione also looked at Moon gratefully. She knew that everything Moon did was to help his friends. She felt incredibly proud to have a friend like Moon.
Hagrid also said happily, "Oh, right, I also have good news for you! Headmaster Dumbledore has invited me to be the Professor for Care of Magical Creatures Class next semester! I can finally return to Hogwarts! ProfessorKettleburn should be retiring next semester, so it's perfect timing."
"Really? That's wonderful! Hagrid! You can finally be a Professor!" Harry said excitedly. He was happy for Hagrid. He knew that Hagrid had always longed to become a Professor, and he believed that Hagrid would definitely become an excellent Professor.
"That's great! Hagrid! You'll be the best Professor!" Ronalso said excitedly. He was happy for Hagrid. He knew that Hagrid had always loved magical creatures, and he believed that Hagrid would definitely be able to impart his knowledge to more students.
"Hagrid, congratulations!" Hermione also said with a smile. She was happy for Hagrid. She knew that Hagrid was a very talented person, and everything he did was worthwhile.
Moon looked at Hagrid's happy smile, and he also felt very relieved in his heart. He knew that everything he had done was correct. Being able to help Hagrid clear his name was a very meaningful thing.
They chatted while eating the rock cakes Hagrid had prepared for them. The rock cakes were still very hard, harder than rocks, which made Moon feel quite speechless. He only symbolically licked the rock cakes a few times and then gave up on continuing to gnaw them. He felt that he preferred to eat sweets.
Meanwhile, Harry, Ron, and Hermione were still diligently gnawing on the rock cakes. They seemed to have gotten used to Hagrid's cooking. They felt that although the rock cakes were hard, they still tasted quite good.
They spent a pleasant morning together. Their laughter echoed in Hagrid's hut, like a happy melody, warming each other's hearts.
Chapter 137 End of Semester
For a period of time, Moon's life became exceptionally calm, like the tranquility before a storm.
He continued to study diligently every day, attending classes, going to the library to research magic books, and in the evenings, he would go to Professor Snape's office to learn Potion knowledge.
He constantly consolidated the knowledge he had mastered, quickly absorbed new knowledge, and his strength steadily improved.
He devoted more time to the study of Time-Space Power.
He discovered that Time-Space Power contained infinite possibilities; he could use it to change the past, predict the future, and even distort reality.
He knew that he must fully master Time-Space Power to possess true strength and defeat Voldemort.
This semester, no other incidents occurred; everything was exceptionally calm, as if it were an ordinary magicsemester without any ripples.
On the Quidditch field, the Gryffindor Quidditch team, led by Harry, advanced triumphantly, winning the QuidditchCup.
Harry's flying skills also became more refined; his every flight was like a falcon, full of power and speed, and his every catch was like lightning, making it impossible to evade.
The competition for the House Cup also became more intense.
With Moon's 150 points and Hermione's insane bonus points in class, Gryffindor's score remained far ahead.
Students from the other three houses could only watch helplessly as Gryffindor steadily approached the House Cup.
Finally, at the end of the semester, Gryffindor House, without a doubt, won the House Cup.
They proved their strength to the entire Hogwarts with their abilities; their cheers echoed throughout the Great Hall, and they were immensely proud of their achievements.
Moon's four-person team also gained a new member: Luna Lovegood.
She often followed Moon to the library, to classes, and to meals.
She seemed interested in everything about Moon, as if she had become an indispensable part of Moon's team.
Luna's presence added a touch of mystery to Moon's team.
Her unique way of thinking and her peculiar behavior made Moon feel very interesting.
He found that spending time with Luna was very relaxing; he could freely express his thoughts without worrying about being ridiculed by others.
Ron, however, was somewhat annoyed because his sister, Ginny Weasley, had repeatedly asked to study with them, but Ron had put her off with various excuses.
He didn't want his sister to see him make a fool of himself; he worried he would lose face in front of her.
At the end of the semester, Moon, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Luna bid farewell with reluctance on the Hogwarts Express.
They knew they would be apart for a while, but they also knew they would reunite next semester.
Their friendship was so unbreakable; they would always support each other and face all difficulties together.
After parting with Harry and the others, Moon did not return home but chose to go directly to the Ministry of Magic.
He knew he had to find Hufflepuff's Cup as soon as possible to completely eliminate Voldemort's threat.
He couldn't delay any longer; he had to seize the time to complete his mission.
He arrived at the Ministry of Magic's lobby and found Cornelius Fudge.
He knew that Fudge desperately needed his help now, and he had to use Fudge's authority to enter Gringotts to search for Hufflepuff's Cup.
"Minister Fudge, I need you to grant me permission to enter Bellatrix Lestrange's Gringotts vault," Moon said directly.
He didn't want to beat around the bush with Fudge; he knew Fudge was a very pragmatic person, and only by stating his request directly could he get his help.
Fudge's face showed a puzzled expression when he heard Moon's words.
He had not expected Moon to make such a request.
He knew that Bellatrix Lestrange's Gringotts vault was a very dangerous place, and he had to handle it with extreme caution.
"Mr. White, why do you need to enter Bellatrix's Gringottsvault? That place is very dangerous," Fudge asked with a questioning tone.
He wanted to know what Moon intended to do; he had to ensure that Moon's actions would not pose any threat to the magic world.
"I need to find something that is very important to me, and it is also related to Voldemort," Moon did not tell Fudgeabout his intention to find Hufflepuff's Cup.
He knew Fudge was not a trustworthy person, and he had to remain vigilant towards Fudge to avoid being used by him.
Fudge's expression suddenly changed when he heard Moon's words.
He knew that anything related to Voldemort was extremely serious, and he had to treat it with extreme caution.
He had not expected Moon to be involved with Voldemort, which made him feel very uneasy.
"Alright, Mr. White, I can grant you permission to enter Bellatrix Lestrange's Gringotts vault, but you must guarantee that your actions will not pose any threat to the magic world," Fudge said in a serious tone.
He knew he had to agree to Moon's request to gain Moon's help.
He knew he had to do everything possible to maintain the stability of the magic world.
"I promise I will not do anything to harm the magic world," Moon nodded in agreement.
He knew that everything he did was to protect the peace of the magic world, and he would never do anything to harm it.
Fudge nodded, trusting Moon's words.
He knew Moon was a very special person, possessing power beyond his imagination.
He could only choose to trust Moon and hoped Moon could help him defeat Voldemort and protect the future of the magic world.
He took out a piece of parchment from a drawer, wrote some words on it, and then stamped it with the Ministry of Magic's seal.
He handed the parchment to Moon and said, "This is the permission to enter Bellatrix Lestrange's Gringotts vault.
You can take it and go to Gringotts.
I hope you can resolve Voldemort's threat as soon as possible."
Moon took the parchment, smiled slightly at Fudge, and then turned and left the Ministry of Magic.
His figure disappeared into the bustling crowd, but his heart was filled with determination.
He knew that everything he did was to protect the peace of the magic world, and he had to find Hufflepuff's Cup as soon as possible to completely destroy Voldemort's conspiracy.
He arrived at Gringotts and showed the permission given by Fudge to the Goblin guards.
He knew that Goblins were very cautious creatures; they would not easily allow anyone to enter their vaults.
He had to show his sincerity to gain their trust.
The Goblin guard took the parchment and carefully examined it.
His eyes were full of vigilance; he seemed to be suspicious of Moon's identity.
After a long time, he finally nodded, returned the parchment to Moon, and said in a cold tone, "You may enter Bellatrix Lestrange's Gringotts vault, but you must abide by our rules, otherwise, we will not be polite to you."
Chapter 138 Hufflepuff's Gold Cup
Moon nodded. He knew that Goblins were creatures of strict rules, and he had to abide by them to avoid conflict.
He followed the Goblin into a deep, dark passage. On both sides of the passage were towering stone walls, and the air was filled with a faint, decaying smell, which made him feel very uncomfortable. He could sense that the surrounding magic fluctuations were very strong, and he knew that this was a very dangerous place. He had to be careful to avoid being harmed.
He followed the Goblin for a long time, finally arriving at the entrance of a massive vault. The vault door, made of pure gold, was carved with various complex runes, emitting a dazzling light. The Goblin inserted a key into the lock on the vault door, and with a harsh grating sound, the vault door slowly opened, revealing mountains of gold and silver treasures inside.
Moon stepped into the vault and discovered that it was not only filled with gold and silver treasures but also various magic items. These magic items all emitted powerful energy fluctuations, which were quite shocking. He could clearly sense that Hufflepuff's Cup was hidden among these magic items, and he had to find it and destroy it to completely remove Voldemort's threat.
He began to meticulously search every corner of the vault. He picked up each magic item, one by one, carefully examining them. He knew he had to be cautious to avoid missing any detail.
After searching for a long time, he finally found a golden cup in an inconspicuous corner. The cup emitted a faint magic fluctuation and looked very ancient. It lay there quietly, unremarkable, as if it had blended in with the surrounding treasures.
Moon knew that this was indeed Hufflepuff's Cup, the Horcrux he was looking for. He picked up the golden cup and observed it carefully. He could clearly feel the disturbing evil aura emanating from the cup, and he knew he had to destroy it as soon as possible to avoid being controlled by its power.
Just then, the prompt from the "infinite talent system" suddenly sounded in his mind:
"Ding, target detected: Hufflepuff's Cup (Horcrux). Do you wish to extract talent characteristics?"
Moon's heart trembled. He knew he had to extract the characteristics of Hufflepuff's Cup as soon as possible to enhance his strength and better cope with the upcoming battles. He unhesitatingly chose to extract.
"Ding, beginning to extract target talent characteristics... Extraction successful!"
"[Target Name]: Hufflepuff's Cup (Horcrux)"
"[Talent Characteristics]:"
"magic Storage: Can store a large amount of magic and release it at any time."
"magic Amplification: Can greatly enhance the power of the user's spells."
"Soul Defense: Can resist soul attacks and protect the user's soul."
Moon looked at the information displayed on the system panel, his heart filled with joy. He had never expected Hufflepuff's Cup to possess such powerful abilities. It could store a large amount of magic, greatly enhance the power of the user's spells, and even resist soul attacks to protect the user's soul. This was simply a divine weapon for battle.
He knew he had to master the power of this Horcrux to defeat Voldemort and protect everything he cherished! He wanted to make this world a better place! He wanted to become the most powerful Wizard!
He put away Hufflepuff's Cup into his expandable pouch. He knew that his next task was to destroy this Horcrux and then completely resolve Voldemort's threat.
He knew he had to find an uninhabited place to completely destroy this Horcrux and avoid being discovered by others.
Moon left Gringotts. He chose a secluded corner, and after confirming that there was no one around, he stopped. He took Hufflepuff's Cup out of his expandable pouch. The golden cup shimmered dazzlingly in the sunlight, but Mooncould clearly feel the unsettling evil aura emanating from it.
He knew he had to destroy this Horcrux as soon as possible to completely eliminate Voldemort's threat. He absolutely could not allow this Horcrux to remain in the world and harm others.
He aimed his wand at the cup, concentrating his mind. He combined the Soul Rend spell he had learned with powerful Time-Space Power. He intended to use his strongest power to destroy this Horcrux.
"Soul Rend! Space-Time Obliteration!"
Moon whispered the incantation. A silver light shot from the tip of his wand, striking Hufflepuff's Cup. The powerful Time-Space Power instantly erupted, completely twisting the space around the cup.
In an instant, Hufflepuff's Cup seemed to be cut by countless sharp blades, developing numerous tiny cracks. Its surface also began to distort, and the evil aura it emitted grew even stronger.
Moon knew that Voldemort's soul fragment was trying to resist. He once again aimed his wand at the cup, and silver spells, one after another, shot towards it.
"Sectumsempra!"
"Space-Time Stun!"
"Petrification Curse!"
"Space-Time Obliteration!"
Each spell he cast contained powerful Time-Space Power. That powerful force, like a surging tide, impacted Hufflepuff's Cup, tearing its surface even more thoroughly.
Finally, under the impact of the "Space-Time Obliteration" spell, Hufflepuff's Cup completely disintegrated, turning into countless fragments that vanished into the air, leaving no trace. Voldemort's soul fragment also dissipated with it, completely destroyed by Moon.
Moon let out a long breath. He knew he had destroyed another Horcrux, bringing him one step closer to his goal of defeating Voldemort. He felt his power continuously growing, and his heart was filled with confidence. He believed he could defeat Voldemort and protect everything he cherished.
He cast his gaze into the distance. He knew he still had a long way to go, and more things to do. He had to become stronger to face everything that was to come. He wanted to make this world a better place! He wanted to become the most powerful Wizard!
Just then, the prompt from the "infinite talent system" sounded in his mind again:
"Ding, mission completed: Destroy Horcrux (Hufflepuff's Cup). Reward: Golden Talent Replication Chance x1."
Moon smiled faintly. He knew his efforts had not been in vain, and the reward he received would help him become even stronger.
He withdrew his consciousness from the system panel and looked into the distance. He knew his journey had just begun.
Chapter 139 Slytherin's Locket
Moon returned to his room in the orphanage. Looking at his sleeping younger siblings, his heart was filled with tenderness. He knew that everything he did was to protect them. He wanted them to grow up happily in a peaceful and beautiful world.
He gently stroked his younger siblings' faces. He could feel the blood connection between them, and he could feel their dependence on him. He knew that he had to do everything in his power to protect them. He absolutely could not let them suffer any harm.
Just then, he suddenly felt the surrounding space subtly twist. He knew that a guest had arrived.
He slowly stood up and walked to the window. He saw Dumbledore standing at the entrance of the orphanage, his snow-white beard gently swaying in the breeze. His eyes were still as wise as ever, and he seemed to be waiting for Moon's arrival.
Moon knew that Dumbledore must have something to discuss with him. Without hesitation, he opened the window, flew out, and appeared before Dumbledore.
"Headmaster, why are you here?" Moon asked in a calm tone. He knew that Dumbledore must have come about the Horcruxes.
"I've located Slytherin's locket. I think we need to destroy it as soon as possible," Dumbledore said with a grave tone. He knew that time was of the essence and they had to act quickly to thwart Voldemort's scheme.
"Where is it?" Moon asked. He knew that he had to find all the Horcruxes as quickly as possible to completely eliminate Voldemort's threat.
"In a rocky cave by the sea, a place Voldemort often visited in his childhood," Dumbledore replied. He knew that Voldemort hid the Horcrux in his childhood memories, intending to use this method to protect his soul fragment.
Moon nodded. He knew that he had to go there as soon as possible to destroy Slytherin's locket. He wanted Voldemort to know that his schemes would never succeed.
Dumbledore led Moon to a rock by the seashore. The rock was extremely steep, like sharp blades piercing the sky. The waves continuously crashed against the rock, creating roaring sounds. A faint smell of fish and seaweed permeated the air.
Moon could feel the strong magical fluctuations around him. He knew this was where Voldemort kept Slytherin's locket. He had to be careful to deal with everything that was about to happen.
"There, that's the entrance," Dumbledore said, pointing to a dark cave entrance below the rock. His tone carried a hint of solemnity. He could feel the unsettling evil aura emanating from the cave entrance.
Moon looked at the dark cave entrance. He knew it was full of unknown dangers and he had to be fully prepared before entering.
He slowly released his Time-Space Power. Silver runes appeared around his body, and a silver path of light appeared beneath his feet. The path extended onto the sea, like a bridge leading to the distance.
"Headmaster, please take my hand. I'll take you in," Moonsaid to Dumbledore. He knew he had to use his power to protect Dumbledore. He absolutely could not let Dumbledore suffer any harm.
Dumbledore nodded, his hand firmly grasping Moon's. He could feel the powerful energy emanating from Moon. He knew that Moon's power far exceeded his imagination, and he believed that Moon would surely help him destroy Slytherin's locket.
Moon, with Dumbledore, used Time-Space Power to walk on the waves. They seemed to be walking on the surface of the water, their figures weaving through the waves. Their speed was extreme, like a silver lightning bolt, and they instantly arrived at the cave entrance.
The two of them entered the cave. The cave was very damp, and the air was filled with a strong musty smell and some decaying odors, making it very uncomfortable.
Moon could feel the magical fluctuations around him growing stronger. He knew that Voldemort had set up many traps here, and he had to be even more careful to avoid triggering them.
They continued deeper and finally saw a platform. On the platform, there was a basin filled with black Potion, emitting a disgusting aura.
"Voldemort's mechanism must be opened with blood," Dumbledore said in a low voice, his tone filled with helplessness. He knew that Voldemort's methods were so despicable; he would use such a way to protect his Horcrux.
Dumbledore was about to take out his wand, preparing to injure himself to activate the mechanism, but Moonstopped him. From his pocket, he took out a pre-prepared blood bag. He had specifically bought the blood bag from a hospital, knowing that Dumbledore's body had already been corroded by a curse. He absolutely could not let Dumbledore suffer any more harm.
"Use this, Headmaster. I prepared it in advance," Moonsaid, handing the blood bag to Dumbledore. His tone was full of concern. He knew that Dumbledore had always silently protected the magic world, and he wanted to do everything he could to help Dumbledore.
Dumbledore looked at the blood bag in Moon's hand, his body trembling slightly. He could feel Moon's concern for him, and his heart was filled with emotion.
"Thank you, child," Dumbledore said, his voice slightly choked. He knew that Moon was a very kind child, and everything he did was for the sake of others.
He gently cut open the blood bag with his wand and poured the blood from the bag into the basin.
The Potion in the basin instantly began to churn violently, as if something was slowly rising from the bottom of the water.
Dumbledore again took out the chain from the boat at the bottom of the lake, preparing to use it again.
Moon, however, stopped Dumbledore again. He knew that Dumbledore's current body could not withstand any more exertion, and he had to use his own power to resolve the immediate crisis.
Moon once again used his Time-Space Power. He took Dumbledore and walked on the water, arriving at the platform in the center of the lake. He knew he had to act quickly to avoid any complications.
He looked at the basin on the platform. Dumbledoreexplained that only by drinking all the Potion inside could the necklace be retrieved. Moon shook his head. He did not want to see Dumbledore harmed again, nor did he want to drink those cursed Potions himself.
He once again mobilized the Time-Space Power within his body. He knew that he had to use even stronger power to forcefully retrieve the necklace.
He stretched out his hand and injected his Time-Space Power into the basin. He intended to use Time-Space Power to evaporate all the Potion in the basin, and then directly retrieve Slytherin's locket.
Just then, a powerful cursed force suddenly surged from the basin, wildly rushing towards Moon's body.
Chapter 140 The Fifth Horcrux
Moon's body trembled violently; he could feel the immense power of the curse, as if it intended to devour his very soul. He clearly sensed the curse, like countless icy tentacles, coiling around his body, attempting to drag him into an endless abyss.
His heart was filled with vigilance; he knew he had to use his strongest power to resist the erosion of this curse. He absolutely could not be controlled by Voldemort's schemes; he had to protect everything he cherished.
He activated Sacred Space-Time, and the silver runes around him spun even faster. He gathered all his Time-Space Power around his body, forming a powerful barrier. That barrier, like an unyielding fortress, forcefully blocked the curse's assault, keeping all that powerful and evil force outside.
However, even so, he still triggered the mechanism. Instantly, countless Inferi surged from the lake, clawing and gnashing as they lunged at Moon and Dumbledore. Their decaying bodies emitted a strong stench, and their hollow eyes were filled with madness and murderous intent. They seemed to want to completely devour them, turning them into mindless walking corpses just like themselves.
Moon looked at the endless tide of Inferi, his eyes devoid of fear, instead filled with cold killing intent. He knew these Inferi were controlled by Voldemort using Dark Arts. He had to utterly destroy them to prevent them from harming the world. He would use his power to protect this world.
He raised his hand and released the Time-Space Powerwithin him. He would use his most powerful strength to destroy these Inferi. He wanted Voldemort to know that his schemes would never succeed, and everything he did was futile.
The immense Time-Space Power instantly erupted, forming a silver pillar of light. Everything in its path was utterly obliterated. The dense tide of Inferi was instantly and completely destroyed by Moon's Time-Space Power, leaving not even a speck of residue. Their bodies, under the effect of Time-Space Power, gradually dissipated, turning into nothingness, as if they had never existed.
The powerful Time-Space Power even evaporated more than half of the lake water, causing the water level to drop rapidly and exposing the mud at the bottom of the lake. However, the external seawater quickly poured in, refilling the lake and restoring everything to calm, as if nothing had ever happened.
In his Sacred Space-Time state, Moon quickly led Dumbledore out of the cave. He knew this was not the time to contend with Voldemort. He had to return to a safe place as soon as possible to avoid any accidents. He had to ensure Dumbledore's safety; he absolutely could not let Dumbledore come to any harm.
The two of them returned to the reef. Moon deactivated his Sacred Space-Time state, and his body became somewhat weak. He could feel how enormous the magical power consumption was from using Sacred Space-Time. He had to recover his magical power as soon as possible to deal with everything that was to come.
"What spell did you just use?" Dumbledore asked Moon, his voice filled with surprise. He had never expected Moonto possess such immense power. The magic he used far exceeded his comprehension. He wanted to know how Moon had mastered such powerful abilities.
Moon looked at Dumbledore and smiled slightly. He knew that the power he possessed could no longer be hidden. He had to tell Dumbledore what his power truly was. He knew that only by letting Dumbledore understand him better would he trust him more.
"Headmaster, that was a transformation spell of Time-Space Power that I created myself," Moon said calmly. He did not tell Dumbledore the secret of being a reborn person. He knew that revealing this secret would definitely cause greater chaos. He could only choose to hide some things appropriately to protect himself.
Upon hearing Moon's words, Dumbledore's face showed a relieved smile. He knew that Moon's power was unique, and everything he did was to protect the magic world. He believed that Moon would surely become the strongest Wizard and lead the magic world to a brighter future.
He looked at Moon with admiring eyes, his voice filled with pride: "You are truly outstanding, my boy. The miracles you have created have far exceeded my imagination. I believe you will surely defeat Voldemort and protect the peace of the magic world!" His voice was filled with determination and hope.
Moon smiled slightly and said no more. He knew he still had a long way to go. He had to become even stronger to protect everything he cherished! He wanted to make this world a better place! He wanted to become the strongest Wizard! He wanted his name to resound throughout the entire magic world!
He looked again at the ring in Dumbledore's hand. He knew that this ring had to be destroyed as soon as possible to prevent it from continuing to harm the world.
"Headmaster, please give this ring to me. I will destroy it," Moon said to Dumbledore. He knew that his Time-Space Power was the best choice for destroying a Horcrux.
Dumbledore nodded and handed the ring to Moon. He knew that everything Moon did was to protect the magicworld. He believed that Moon could completely destroy this Horcrux.
Moon took the ring; he could clearly feel the unsettling evil aura emanating from it. He knew he had to be careful to avoid being corrupted by the curse.
He held the ring in his hand and slowly closed his eyes. He gathered all the Time-Space Power within him into his palm. He would use his most powerful strength to destroy this Horcrux. He wanted Voldemort to know that his schemes would never succeed.
He whispered the incantation: "Soul Rend! Space-Time Obliteration!"
A silver light shot from his palm, instantly striking the ring. The powerful Time-Space Power instantly erupted, completely twisting the space around the ring.
The ring was instantly torn apart by the Time-Space Power, turning into countless fragments that dissipated into the air, leaving no trace. Voldemort's soul fragment also vanished with it, completely destroyed by Moon.
Moon slowly opened his eyes, his gaze filled with determination. He knew he had destroyed another Horcrux, bringing him one step closer to his goal of defeating Voldemort. He felt his power had grown even stronger.
Dumbledore looked at Moon's calm eyes, his heart filled with shock. He had never expected Moon to be able to destroy a Horcrux so easily. The power he possessed far exceeded his imagination. He felt that even at his peak, he might not have the strength Moon now possessed.
He looked at Moon, a relieved smile on his face. He knew that everything he had done was worth it. He had finally found someone who could inherit his mantle. He believed that Moon would surely lead the magic world to a brighter future.
After bidding farewell to Dumbledore, Moon left the reef. His figure vanished into the sea breeze. He knew that the journey ahead would be even more perilous. He had to be fully prepared to face everything that was to come.
He did not deactivate his Sacred Space-Time state, preparing to travel through time and space.
Chapter 141: Traveling Through the Timeline
Moon returned to his room at the orphanage. He locked the door tightly, then slowly sat on the bed. His consciousness sank deep into his mind, and he began to check his system panel.
His gaze swept across the system panel, and the corners of his mouth lifted slightly, revealing a satisfied smile. He knew that all the effort he had put in had paid off, and his strength was increasing at an astonishing speed.
[ Host Information ] Name: Moon White System Level: 4 Age: 13 magic Power: 10,234,567,890 (Growing) Talents: Alchemy, Space-time Manipulation, Infinite Magic Power(80% Fused), Spell Enhancement, Soul Link, magicStorage, magic Amplification, Soul Defense, Ocean of Knowledge...
Copy Talent Times: Golden Copy x1, Red Copy x1, Blue Copy x0, White Copy x0
[ Spells Mastered ] Levitation Charm (Space-time Mutation) Alohomora (Space-time Mutation) Lumos(Space-time Mutation) Repairing Charm (Space-time Mutation) Stunning Spell (Space-time Mutation) Petrificus Totalus (Space-time Mutation) Invisibility Charm (Space-time Mutation) Accio (Space-time Mutation) Sectumsempra (Space-time Mutation) Vulnera Sanentur(Space-time Mutation) Space-Time Shatter (Space-time Mutation) Space-Time Obliteration (Space-time Mutation) Soul Rend (Space-time Mutation)...
[ Wealth ] Account Balance: 1,241,000 Galleons.
[ Task List ] Current Task: None
[ Skill List ] [ Skill Name: Time Perception Skill Level: 10 (One hour into the future) Skill Effect: Possesses a faint perception of the flow of time, allowing for short-term prediction of upcoming events. The effect increases with the skill level. ]
Sacred Time (Level 10) [ Skill Name: Sacred Time Skill Level: 10 (10,000 magic Power/sec) Skill Effect: You can control the torrent of space-time, create space-time domains, and banish disordered space-time, like a god of space-time, disturbing everything in the world. ]
Time Travel (Level 8) [ Skill Name: Time Travel Skill Level: 8 (2,400,000 magic Power/use) Skill Effect: You can perceive faint fluctuations in space-time, which can be used to set fixed coordinates in the long river of time, serving as a basis for short-distance, fixed-point Time Travel. If there are no coordinates, it will be a random Time Travel. ]
Moon looked at the attributes displayed on his system panel, his heart filled with joy. His magic power had reached ten billion; this was simply an astronomical number. He knew that the power he possessed had far exceeded the range of ordinary people's understanding.
He knew he had become very powerful, but he did not become arrogant because of it. He knew he still had a long way to go; he had to work even harder to become the most powerful Wizard and protect everything he cherished.
He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. Then, he sank his consciousness into the long river of time. He wanted to use his Time Travel ability to change the past and influence the future. He wanted to make this world a better place!
His body was instantly enveloped by a silver light, and his figure disappeared from the room. He had begun his journey of Time Travel.
Moon traveled through space-time; his body, like a ghost, freely shuttled between various space-times. He felt the aura emitted by different space-times and discovered that every space-time possessed different energy fluctuations, and every space-time had its own unique charm.
He first arrived in 1937. He knew that this year was a very important year for the magic world. The International Confederation of Wizards would elect a new president, and Grindelwald's Nazi Party was also stirring, wanting to use this opportunity to control the entire magic world.
Moon's figure appeared at the headquarters of the International Confederation of Wizards. He could clearly feel the surrounding magic fluctuations were very intense. He knew that many powerful Wizards were hidden here, and he had to be cautious to avoid being discovered by them.
He used his Time-Space Power to hide his form and infiltrated the interior of the International Confederation of Wizards. He discovered that Grindelwald's Nazi Party was secretly manipulating the election. They used all kinds of despicable means to squeeze out other candidates; they wanted their puppet to ascend to the throne of the International Confederation of Wizards president.
A cold light flashed in Moon's eyes. He knew he had to stop Grindelwald's conspiracy; he absolutely could not let the Nazi Party control the entire magic world.
He used his Time-Space Power to interfere with the Nazi Party's plan. He changed all the election results they had manipulated, allowed those who were truly capable to be successfully elected, and wanted the International Confederation of Wizards to be able to operate normally.
Through Moon's efforts, the election of the International Confederation of Wizards finally proceeded smoothly. A truly capable and responsible Wizard was successfully elected president, and he would lead the entire magicworld toward a more prosperous future.
After resolving Grindelwald's conspiracy, Moon did not leave immediately. He knew there was another very important thing he had to do.
Through his Time-Space Power, he found Nagini. He discovered that Nagini was being plagued by an ancient blood curse. Her body was gradually being eroded by the curse, and her soul was also beginning to become twisted.
Moon knew he had to help Nagini and lift the curse from her. He wanted to let Nagini become a normal Wizard and let her have her own happiness.
He injected his Time-Space Power into Nagini's body, began to purify the cursed power within her, and used his magic to repair Nagini's soul.
It took him a long time to completely lift the curse on Nagini. He let Nagini turn back into a normal Wizard, and she had a free and happy life just like an ordinary person.
Nagini looked at Moon, her eyes filled with gratitude. She knew Moon was her savior, and her admiration for Moonreached an unprecedented height. She swore to follow Moon forever and to use everything she had to repay Moon's kindness.
Moon looked at Nagini and smiled slightly. He knew everything he had done was worth it. He used his power to change Nagini's fate and let Nagini find her own happiness.
He knew he still had a long way to go. He had to become more powerful to protect everything he cherished! He wanted to make this world a better place! He wanted to become the most powerful Wizard!
Moon left 1937, and his figure disappeared into the long river of time once again. He knew there were more things to do; he could not stop his footsteps, and he had to continue moving forward to complete his mission.
He traveled through time again and arrived at the Triwizard Tournament final two years later.
Chapter 142 End
This day would be a turning point in Harry's destiny.
He knew that Voldemort would use this opportunity to revive, and he had to prevent it from happening.
He had to ensure Harry's safety.
He arrived at the Triwizard Tournament arena and found Harry and Cedric standing before the Triwizard Cup.
They seemed to be vying for who would get the trophy first.
Moon knew that Voldemort's plot was about to begin, and he had to act quickly to prevent Voldemort's revival.
He had to protect Harry and Cedric.
He absolutely could not let anyone be harmed.
He used his Time-Space Power to conceal himself, quietly approaching Harry and Cedric.
He could feel the surrounding magic fluctuations growing stronger and stronger.
He knew that Voldemort's portal was about to open.
Just as Harry and Cedric both reached out to touch the trophy, a strong white light enveloped all three of them.
They instantly vanished from the arena, teleported to the graveyard in Little Hangleton.
Moon looked at the desolate graveyard around him, his heart sinking.
He knew this was where Voldemort would revive, and he had to be careful to deal with everything that was about to happen.
He knew that Voldemort was waiting for him, and he would use his power to completely crush Voldemort's plot.
He would protect Harry and Cedric, and he would never let them suffer any harm.
He used his Time-Space Power to conceal himself, clearly feeling the surrounding magic fluctuations growing stronger and stronger.
He knew that Voldemort was about to appear.
He saw a figure emerge from a giant cauldron.
That figure was Voldemort, his pale face filled with evil, his red eyes emitting a terrifying glow.
Voldemort looked at Harry and Cedric, a sinister smile on his face.
He knew that his plan for revival was about to be completed, and he would use his power to rule the entire magic world.
Just then, a group of Death Eaters in black robes also appeared in the graveyard.
They raised their wands, pointing them at Harry and Cedric, seemingly wanting to kill them completely.
Moon knew he had to act.
He absolutely could not let Voldemort and his Death Eaters harm Harry and Cedric.
He would use his power to protect them, and he would let Voldemort know that his plot would never succeed.
He instantly appeared in front of Harry and Cedric, pointing his wand at the Death Eaters.
Silver spells, like raindrops, shot towards them.
He would use his power to stop their actions.
The Death Eaters had not expected Moon to appear so suddenly.
They were instantly knocked to the ground by Moon's spells, their bodies trembling violently.
They knew they were facing an extremely powerful opponent and had no power to fight back.
Moon once again turned his gaze to Voldemort.
He could clearly feel that Voldemort's strength had become extremely weak.
He knew that now was the best time to destroy Voldemort.
He would use his strongest power to completely eliminate Voldemort.
He gathered all the Time-Space Power within him at the tip of his wand, launching his final attack against Voldemort.
"Soul Rend! Space-Time Obliteration!"
He roared, and a huge silver beam of light shot from the tip of his wand, instantly hitting Voldemort's body.
The powerful Time-Space Power completely devoured everything of Voldemort, along with his weakened body and his soul.
Under Moon's powerful attack, Voldemort completely dissipated, turning into nothing, leaving not a trace of residue.
His revival plan was also completely shattered.
Moon did not relax his vigilance because of this.
He knew that Voldemort's pet snake, Nagini, still existed, and he had to completely deal with her to completely resolve the crisis.
He turned his gaze to Wormtail, who was trying to escape.
He knew that Wormtail was Voldemort's most loyal servant, and he had to deal with him first to prevent him from continuing to wreak havoc in the world.
He pointed his wand at Wormtail, and a silver spell instantly struck Wormtail's body, completely petrifying him.
He then injected his Time-Space Power into Wormtail's body, completely obliterating his body, along with his soul, which was also completely devoured.
He turned his gaze to Voldemort's pet snake, Nagini.
He knew that this snake also contained a fragment of Voldemort's soul, and he had to completely destroy her to eliminate future troubles.
He once again pointed his wand at Nagini, and a silver light shot from the tip of his wand, instantly hitting Nagini's body.
The powerful Time-Space Power completely devoured everything of Nagini, along with her body and the fragment of Voldemort's soul within her, which were also completely devoured.
Moon looked at everything before him.
He knew that he had finally completely eliminated Voldemort.
He had finally fulfilled his mission.
He turned his gaze to Harry.
He knew that a fragment of Voldemort's soul still existed within Harry, and he had to completely clear that soul fragment to truly free Harry.
He slowly walked to Harry, his hand gently stroking the scar on Harry's forehead.
His eyes were filled with tenderness.
He knew he had to help Harry escape Voldemort's shadow.
He wanted Harry to have his own happiness.
He slowly injected the Time-Space Power within him onto Harry's scar.
That powerful force instantly destroyed the fragment of Voldemort's soul, leaving no trace.
The scar on Harry's forehead also disappeared, and his body felt lighter.
Moon looked at Harry, a relieved smile on his face.
He knew that everything he had done was worth it.
He had used his power to completely change Harry's destiny.
He had truly freed Harry.
He knew that his magic journey had just begun.
He would use the power he possessed to protect this world.
He would make this world a better place!
He would become the strongest Wizard!
He would make his name resound throughout the entire magic world!
He slowly closed his eyes, feeling the powerful force within him.
He knew he was ready to face the upcoming challenges!
He would begin his new magic life!
End of book.