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Chapter 502.500. The Wizard Turned into a Horcrux

Lynn was not surprised when Leon's operation to capture Death Eaters was discovered last year.

Former Death Eaters like Snape and Karkaroff, as well as highly vigilant Aurors like Moody, could all sense that something was amiss.

Lynn didn't need to worry about these people. He used Dumbledore's identity to carry out the operation. If these people had any problems, they could naturally go to Dumbledore for questions, and Dumbledore would naturally know what to say.

But Harry overheard this and clearly knew that Lynn was the one in the problem.

When he and Hermione were in their first year, they both witnessed Lynn capturing Voldemort's remnant soul. Now that they heard Voldemort was going to be resurrected, Harry would naturally ask Lynn for clarification.

Tom should tell Harry about his situation himself, but Lynn planned to take this opportunity to reveal some information about Voldemort's Horcruxes to Harry in advance.

"Because what I captured at the time was only the remnant of the Mystic's soul, not the Mystic himself." Lee Lynn didn't care that Ron was present. This matter had happened a long time ago, and even if Ron knew, with Hermione and Harry watching him, they wouldn't tell anyone.

"The mysterious man is known as the most evil dark wizard in the history of magic, and this is not just a saying."

Just like how your parents sacrificed themselves to protect you, killing the mysterious man, only to have him resurrected as a remnant spirit 11 years later, the mysterious man isn't truly dead until all his backup plans are dealt with.

Lynn looked at Harry and said seriously.

"The remnant soul of the mysterious man I captured in the Forbidden Forest did not escape; he remains under the supervision of Professor Dumbledore and me."

But this doesn't mean the mysterious man's remnant soul is only one piece; he can resurrect himself at any time using other souls. These are Horcruxes he created using an evil form of dark magic!

Harry and Ron both stared at Lynn in shock.

One of them had just learned that Voldemort's remnant soul wasn't just one piece, but that there were other resurrected possibilities. The other only learned today that Lynn had already captured a piece of Voldemort's remnant soul when they were in their first year.

"Not just one? How many Horcruxes did he make in total?" Harry asked, his voice trembling.

Lynn shrugged; he didn't hide this from Harry.

"Professor Dumbledore and I have destroyed four Horcruxes, and there are two known Horcruxes that have not yet been found. The conversation you overheard between Professor Snape and the others about the resurrection of the Mystic might be related to one of these Horcruxes."

"Could the Horcruxes created by this mysterious person possess such power? And be able to summon his subordinates?"

"Hordeals aren't just about attaching a soul to an object; living beings can be used as Horde weapons too," Lynn said meaningfully, looking into Harry's eyes. "Even wizards can be used."

Harry shuddered when he heard Lynn's words.

Even Hermione was hearing this news from Lynn for the first time. She had always thought that Tom had become a good person, and that Voldemort's problem was solved.

"So how can we find the two Horcruxes that the Mystic possesses?" Harry looked at Lynn with hope in his eyes.

However, Lynn's answer was completely different from what he had imagined.

"It all comes down to luck. After all, nobody knows which two items the mysterious person ultimately used to create the Horcruxes, or where they placed them. And if it really was a person who was turned into a Horcrux, and that person is innocent, does that mean we should just kill them outright?"

Lynn's final question stumped all three of Harry and his friends.

Yes, what if an innocent person was turned into a Horcrux by Voldemort?

Harry and Ron eventually left, looking worried.

They were all uneasy about what Lynn had told them that night.

Their peaceful lives had gradually made them forget the threat posed by the mysterious man.

But I only learned tonight that the threat has never disappeared, and has even become more unpredictable.

Hermione, who remained in the igloo, had lost all interest in making fishing rods and fishing. She looked at Lynn and asked...

"Tom really does still have Horcruxes out there."

Lynn nodded: "I didn't lie to them."

"But hasn't he become a good person now? Even if the Horcrux is outside, Tom himself is still alive."

"The Horcruxes were created by the Mysterious Man using a split of his own soul. The Mysterious Man's main soul became Tom, but we cannot rule out the possibility that the Horcruxes he created may have developed independent consciousness."

Hermione hesitated for a moment before asking, "Did that mysterious person really use people to make Horcruxes?"

Lynn gave her an affirmative answer, but did not tell her that the person was Harry.

"Yes, there is indeed one person whose body contains a fragment of Tom's soul."

The day after the Christmas dinner.

At noon, Harry and Ron came out of the common room together, ready to go to the Great Hall for lunch.

Snape was seen standing quietly in front of the Gryffindor common room, his face grim.

Harry saw him and panicked, preparing to turn and flee back to the Gryffindor common room, when suddenly a pair of pale hands grabbed him by the back of his collar.

"Harry Potts! And you, the youngest son of the Weasleys! You're both coming with me to my office now!"

Caught red-handed, Harry and Ron had no way to resist. Pale-faced, they were led away by Snape under the pitying gazes of countless young wizards near the Gryffindor common room.

In Snape's office, Harry and his friends stood in a corner, looking around furtively like two mice caught by a cat.

"You have some nerve! You're incredibly audacious! How dare you eavesdrop on the professor's conversation!" Snape looked furious; Harry had never seen him so angry before.

"I'm warning you! You are not allowed to reveal the contents of our conversation yesterday to anyone!"

Despite Snape's warning, Harry showed no fear; he even curled his lip in disdain.

However, Snape's expression was extremely serious, and he stared at Harry with a sinister look.

"I'm not kidding you, Harry Bot! You better not let my idea of ​​using the Oblivion Charm on you resurface! I think even Dumbledore would support me if he knew."

Harry instinctively took two steps back; he could tell Snape wasn't joking.

(End of this chapter)