Hogwarts: Don't you all have the God's Eye?

After Dumbledore's speech, the farewell party also came to an end.

Voldemort is back!

What Dumbledore said was like a bolt from the blue, piercing everyone's heart and exploding.

For students other than Harry and a few others, most of them have not personally experienced the horror brought by Voldemort.

But their fathers have experienced the war more than a decade ago, and many families have been broken up because of it.

Voldemort's deterrence is deeply engraved in the hearts of every wizard.

Through Dumbledore's speech, many people think of the Prophet's Daily in the past two days.

Rita Skeeter's report was a prelude to Dumbledore's words, and indirectly confirmed Dumbledore's words.

She used a rather outrageous way to describe the death of the five Death Eaters, which made people think that Rita Skeeter was just making trouble at first glance.

But with Dumbledore's current statement, the students understood Rita Skeeter's hint.

The time, place, characters, and Harry who appeared covered in blood before, all matched up now.

It turned out that the five wizards reported by Rita Skeeter before were all Death Eaters, and Andy was fighting them.

The students realized that death was not far away from them.

This made Dumbledore's words sound even heavier.

In addition, Dumbledore swore on his own reputation, and almost everyone in the hall accepted the statement that Voldemort had returned.

Except for a small number of diehards who still did not want to believe Dumbledore.

Most of these people were from Slytherin College or pure-blooded wizard families.

During the rise of Voldemort, they had never suffered the hardships brought by the war, and naturally, they could not empathize with the majority of the rest now.

In any case, the atmosphere in the hall was extremely depressing, making everyone eager to leave.

Dumbledore and several professors left first, and the banquet ended almost hastily.

Following the crowd out of the hall, Andy said something to Qiu Zhang, then left the Ravenclaw team alone and turned to the eighth floor of the castle.

Now he was already familiar with coming to the principal's office. After saying the command, the stone monster nodded at him: "The principal has told me to help you. He also suggested that you try the snacks on the table, which are said to be new products of Honeydukes."

"What about him?" Andy asked.

The stone monster shrugged and made way, revealing the spiral staircase behind.

Andy stepped into the principal's office, which was empty.

Fawkes was still sleeping. When the former headmasters on the wall saw him coming in, some pretended to sleep, while others nodded to him.

Andy returned the greetings one by one and walked to Dumbledore's desk.

On the table were several plates of snacks that looked like candy, and next to them was a large exquisite cloth bag filled with Galleons.

On the table was also the familiar Pensieve of Andy, which was shining brightly and had been activated.

What does that mean?

Andy picked up a piece of parchment in front of him, which was a message from Dumbledore, explaining that the bag contained Andy's bonus, and the rest was up to him.

Andy looked left and right, and suddenly became curious whether there was a record of theft in the headmaster's office of Hogwarts.

Dumbledore really trusted him.

In the end, he didn't do anything strange. He just grabbed a few snacks and stuffed them into his pocket, and then put his head into the Pensieve.

Dumbledore was just short of putting an arrow next to the Pensieve and highlighting the Pensieve.

Still a familiar scene change, Andy found himself in a hidden ruin, surrounded by the sound of waves hitting the cliff shore.

The sea breeze blew, and Andy found that he appeared in a ruined castle, with broken walls and rubble covering the ground, as if it had been abandoned for a long time.

The ceiling of the castle has been basically broken, forming a huge patio.

Where the wall was originally, there stood stone human-shaped statues of different sizes. The style of the statues was very ancient, at least more than 500 years ago.

The moonlight shone in through the gap in the ceiling, sprinkled on the gray-white stones, and could only provide a little lighting. Apart from that, the surroundings seemed very quiet.

Andy was in the atrium of the castle.

When he was about to step forward to explore where this place was, suddenly, a burst of red flames with light exploded in front of him, and a gust of wind rolled up.

Deng

Dumbledore and Fawkes appeared in the open space in front of Andy with Voldemort.

This was actually a memory fragment of the duel between Dumbledore and Voldemort.

What did Dumbledore mean by this? Let Andy be there to watch the demo of a strong team?

As soon as Fawkes appeared with the two of them, he let out a sharp cry, and was then engulfed by his own flames again, flickering to the side.

This time, it almost turned into a tiny bird, barely able to maintain its existence.

Dumbledore stared closely at Voldemort in front of him. As soon as he landed, he muttered something in his mouth, and with a light wave of his wand, a golden flame gushed out from the tip of the wand. The flame circled in the air, forming a huge golden phoenix.

The feathers of the flaming phoenix shone with golden light, and it flapped its wings and flew straight towards Voldemort.

The originally silent scene was suddenly illuminated as bright as day, with raging flames and a strong murderous intent spreading along with the heat wave!

After a slight surprise, Voldemort sneered and pointed his wand in the air.

Instantly, the breath of darkness spread, and countless black snakes emerged from the shadows on the ground. They twisted their bodies, bared their ferocious fangs, and pounced on the golden phoenix in the sky.

This scene was like a replay of the two people's battle in Little Hangleton Cemetery.

The golden phoenix and the black snakes were entangled fiercely in the air. The phoenix's flames illuminated everything around, and the black figures of the snakes looked more and more weird in the firelight.

Every time they collided, there was a deafening roar, as if the whole night sky was shaking.

Dumbledore no longer hid his strength, and the flame phoenix was like a horse that broke free, blooming with huge energy, like an artificial sun.

Dumbledore's footsteps flashed, commanding the phoenix to move forward. In the area where he had stood before, thick green vines suddenly emerged from the cracks in the stone bricks, growing rapidly and spreading, entwining the black snakes that had originally pounced on the Flame Phoenix, making it unable to move.

The Flame Phoenix, freed from the control of the snakes, broke through the restrictions and rushed towards Voldemort.

At the same time, Dumbledore's wand was aimed at Voldemort's figure again.

A small air vortex suddenly formed behind Voldemort, grabbing Voldemort's figure and making it impossible for him to Apparate.

Without looking back, Voldemort clenched his left hand and waved his wand. The gravel on the ground rose up, and the vortex pulled in the air was rolled into a ball, rolling into a thick stone ball, preventing it from continuing to exert influence on the surroundings.

At the moment when the Flame Phoenix was about to touch Voldemort, Voldemort's figure suddenly disappeared on the spot.

The next moment, Voldemort appeared in the middle of the statues in the ruins, with his hands open and his wand lightly tapped. The statues that were originally standing still strode and ran towards Dumbledore.

Bang!

Dumbledore cast a strong crushing spell directly on the statues, and nearly half of the statues were blown into pieces in an instant.

He then stepped forward again and started a life-and-death battle with Voldemort in the ruins of the castle.

There was no need for words in the battle between the two, because they only had each other in their eyes and a strong desire to completely destroy each other here.

There was no peace between them, and they were destined not to coexist.

In the flames that shot up into the sky, the figures of Dumbledore and Voldemort were like two lightning bolts, shuttling back and forth between the ruins.

They would not stay in one place for more than two seconds, and they kept changing their positions quickly.

The spells intertwined into colorful lights in the air, and every collision would cause a strong explosion, deeply changing the surrounding terrain.

The ruins of the castle were constantly shattered and recast under their magic.

The entire battlefield was like a toy of Voldemort and Dumbledore, being kneaded at will...

Andy stood quietly by, watching this scene without reservation, without saying a word.