"He got it?" Dumbledore asked.

"Well, I'm reading it." Tierra—

One of them, Tierra, said casually, then picked up a piece of smoked salmon, put it in his mouth, and started to eat slowly.

"I've always been a bit unclear." Dumbledore asked suspiciously, "What exactly do you want to do?"

"No more wizards and Muggles, no human and non-human beings, no oppression, no exploitation, no—"

"No, not this." Dumbledore interrupted, "I'm asking about your purpose in this matter. You lured Voldemort back to Hogwarts, put him in the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets, and even took the whole Where is the information about your becoming a **** ceremony, what is your purpose?"

"It's obvious, isn't it." Tierra said with a smile, "Send him to become a god."

"Why? Why did you send him to become a god?" Dumbledore asked inexplicably, "You obviously have the ability to destroy him but you didn't do so, if you just use him as an external threat to gather wizards in the magic world , There is absolutely no need for you to make Voldemort a god, there is absolutely no need for Voldemort to gain such powerful power."

"My real purpose is to send him to become a god." Tierra said with a smile, "As for making him an external threat that can unite wizards in the magic world... To be honest, he is not the only one. Choice, I have other choices, but other choices... you will definitely not agree, because many people will die."

"So you want to make Tom like Hathaway Romanoff?" Dumbledore asked, "turn him into a tool at the end of the ascension ceremony, or in other words, become your 'authority'?"

"That's almost the plan." Tierra said, "But obviously, I can't appear in front of him directly and throw the notebook of the godhood ceremony in front of him, so I can only use a little trick to induce him to complete the godhood. Ceremony."

"Why? Are you distressed?" Seeing that Dumbledore stopped talking, Tierra guessed his thoughts, "You still want to save his soul at this point?"

"No." Dumbledore sighed, shook his head and denied, "It's just a little sad...I'm old, and I don't have many acquaintances except those from the Golden Book Conference, even if many of my The students also left before me."

"So you're starting to miss the Dark Lord?" Tierra asked.

"No, it's just sad." Dumbledore said, "Maybe there is a little embarrassment... You know, he is also very talented. If I hadn't experienced Gellert before, I'm afraid I would Grow him as much as Slughorn did."

"That's good." Tierra said with a smile, taking a sip of the red wine.

 …

Hogwarts, the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets, miles below the ground.

"Open..." Voldemort finally finished flipping through all the diaries, and said in a hoarse Parseltongue before coming to the bronze door that entered the real secret room.

but-

The huge round copper door has not been opened, it is still embedded in the wall motionless.

Voldemort let out an annoyed growl, and after a moment of thought, he changed his sentence in Parseltongue—

"For a greater purpose..."

"choke-"

This time, the huge copper door finally moved a little bit.

A small metal snake crawled out from a corner of the copper door, and after turning around the copper door, the copper door slowly opened in front of Voldemort—

Although Voldemort had expected the situation behind the copper door, when the copper door was fully opened and Grindelwald's laboratory was completely exposed in front of him, Voldemort was still taken aback—

The original Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets was a dimly lit room with a single passage in the middle leading to the gigantic, Slytherin's stone face, and on either side of the passage were endless black waters, from the endless black waters In the center, many stone pillars engraved with coiled and entangled snakes rushed out, supporting the ceiling that melted in the darkness above, and the whole room cast long and strange black shadows.

but now-

It was now illuminated by magical lights hanging from the ceiling and serpentine pillars, filling every corner of the subterranean chamber with bright white light, dispelling the endless darkness.

In bright white light—

It is filled with endless corpses.

In the dark waters, on the towering stone pillars, in the narrow aisle, corpses are neatly piled up one after another—

It's like stacking brick walls or wood, one after another, extremely similar corpses—

A corpse that looks very similar to Tierra.

These corpses have Tierra's face, and also have a body similar to Tierra's, but more, like a certain human being and an animal, or have the characteristics of a certain two human beings fused together.

But most of them have rotted to the point of exposing the bones, and countless maggots and mice climbed on those corpses, gnawing on the carrion.

Each corpse has a bracelet on its right hand with a serial number on it.

Voldemort was visible from T-034 all the way to T-483, which means there are at least four hundred and eighty-three corpses here.

Countless Tierras are like experimental mice, randomly piled up in corners and ponds, allowing them to slowly rot.

Even from Voldemort's eyes, the scene here is too weird and terrifying.

But Voldemort still went in and walked towards the test bench at the end of the passage. There, on the dark table of the test bench over there, under the dim light, Voldemort saw the diary which was basically made of the same material as the outside. There.

Voldemort had a hunch that those diaries would be the most important diaries—

If the diaries outside are sorted by date~lightnovelpub.net~, the diaries from 1989 to 1995 are missing, which happen to be the diaries before and after Tierra’s enrollment.

It may record the most critical content about the ceremony of becoming a god.

 …

"By the way." Dumbledore asked, who was still in the Great Hall of the Ministry of Magic, "Where did you get the corpses in your Chamber of Secrets?"

"Are you worried that I will kill innocent people indiscriminately?" Tierra asked back.

"Of course." Dumbledore said without squinting.

"I remember saying that death means wasting, and no life should be wasted if they serve a greater purpose." Tierra said with a smile, "These corpses come from the cave where Voldemort hid his Horcruxes of the corpse."

"With the exception of Regulus Black's corpse, the other corpses have been transformed into my image, or something similar to me, as evidence of the evil experiment of 'Grindelwald', making everything more believable."

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