Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 421, Section 415: The Big Movie Openly Mocks Voldemort

While Voldemort and Dumbledore were locked in a standoff, on the other side, in a movie theater, "The Harry Potter Movie" officially premiered, with the story beginning fifteen years earlier in Godric's Hollow.

A deep, slightly magnetic male voice began to narrate.

This revealed the first act of the story.

The story doesn't begin from Harry Potter's perspective; instead, it describes a short, simple tale.

An ordinary-looking witch falls in love with a Muggle. She confesses her love but is cruelly rejected. To win his love, she uses a love potion to give him an unforgettable dream, which also creates a twisted relationship that should never have existed. A child is born from this twisted relationship.

However, dreams eventually come to an end. When the love potion was broken, the Muggle left the witch without hesitation, and in the end, the witch could only die alone.

The narrator speaks again, warning everyone that love obtained through improper means is false and will one day crumble.

Although this story is unrelated to the main drama, the audience did not show any aversion to this novel experience; on the contrary, they found it very interesting.

In the past, love potions were not only abused on Muggles, but many wizards also fell victim to them.

Importantly, using love potions is not illegal in the wizarding world. Wizards seem to be particularly tolerant of such matters. It is said that there is a well hidden in the Love Hall of the Department of Mysteries in the Ministry of Magic, which contains love potions (another type of love potion). Wizards who study love research what love is here.

What appears to be merely a hint about the misuse of potions, seemingly unrelated to the main story, is actually unknown to the wizards who came to see the film. The child born from the love potion is Voldemort.

Dudley is prepared to reveal the answer at the end, though perhaps not in this first feature film.

Then the narration changed to a slightly crazy female voice, accompanied by a clear sound, and the main drama officially began.

"That was a prophecy!"

After hearing the female voice, one of the audience members excitedly exclaimed, "I was fortunate enough to hear a prophecy before, and it's exactly the same as this one, and what it said actually happened."

Upon hearing this, everyone was startled and pricked up their ears, listening intently to this "prophecy."

"The one capable of defeating the Dark Lord is approaching."

He was born into a family that had resisted him three times, and at the end of July.

The Dark Lord will consider him his formidable rival, but he will possess powers unknown to the Dark Lord.

Before his formidable rival matures, the Dark Lord cannot kill him by any means; there will always be unexpected events.

The stronger the Demon King becomes, the stronger his rival will be; the two complement each other—this is the cycle of destiny.

"Death is inevitable. The only chance, and only one way, is to kill him honorably."

The first three sentences of the prophecy were what Voldemort had heard from Snape, while the rest was purely added by Dudley.

It's said that movies are artistic creations, so it shouldn't be a big problem for him to make some slight modifications, right?

"She resisted him three times; she was born in July."

The wizards watching the film keenly noticed these two keywords, and the first thing that came to their minds was Harry Potter.

At this moment, a song slowly began to play, the lyrics of which seemed to confirm a prophecy.

"You're a Leo at the end of July, and you're a Leo at the beginning of August."

Then the scene shifts, and two families appear before the viewer.

The Potters and the Longbottoms

"There were two children of prophecy, one being Porter and the other being Longbottom."

The wizards who knew both families nodded eccentrically, recalling Neville's birthday, July 30th, which was also the end of July in the prophecy.

"So the Longbottoms' deaths were a result of the Black Lord eliminating any future threats?"

The more people thought about it, the more convinced they became that this was indeed the case.

The scene shifts again, this time finally bringing us to the main character, the mysterious figure.

It has no specific form, only two scarlet eyes peeking out from under a black cloak, which looks quite frightening.

Its terrifying appearance frightened many young wizards.

However, adults find this image somewhat comical; those two round eyes make him seem rather dim-witted. Rather than an evil dark wizard, he fits more of a child's image of a villain.

He appeared as an absolute villain, followed by countless wizards, Voldemort, and the Death Eater army, all dressed in black cloaks.

In order to kill the prophesied son, Voldemort chose Potter, and he used his incredibly skillful "melon-eating" technique to take the lives of the Potters.

As the dark green light rose, many parents covered their children's eyes.

Too cruel.

And so, little Harry lost his parents.

"Dad, did Harry manage to avoid the bad guys?"

The young wizard, who was not yet of school age, innocently asked his father, his voice trembling with a hint of tears.

"Of course." The father affectionately ruffled the child's hair and comforted him, "Harry will be alright."

The child smiled happily after receiving his father's approval.

Perhaps the voice was a bit loud, and the wizard, who was the father, gave an apologetic look to the surrounding wizards, who expressed their understanding.

At that moment, Voldemort pointed his wand at Harry.

Everyone held their breath, just like Ju Qing.

They all wanted to know how Harry had done it, how he had defeated the mysterious man.

Just as the dark green light was about to strike Harry, a dazzling light suddenly burst forth from Harry's forehead. The supposedly unsolvable Killing Curse suddenly changed direction and struck the unsuspecting Dark Lord.

"It's destiny! It's fate!"

"An unexpected turn of events occurred! The Dark Mystic was unaware of the latter part of the prophecy; he was unable to kill Harry before he came of age, and he was under his own curse."

With the prophecy as a prelude, the quicker-witted wizards exclaimed excitedly.

Originally, it was supposed to be Lily who sacrificed her life to release a protective spell called "love," which rebounded the Killing Curse and led to Voldemort's death. But Dudley added a touch of mystery here, adding a layer of special destiny and deepening the fatalism.

Wasn't Voldemort a big believer in prophecies? Didn't he want the second half of the prophecy?

Does he believe this content or not?

With the release of the movie, this content will be made public. What the real prophecy is is not important, as long as everyone feels this way.

Voldemort did not die immediately like a wizard struck by the Killing Curse. His body began to gradually disintegrate, peeling off piece by piece like falling plaster, and finally disappeared before our eyes with a black aura.

"The lightning bolt scar is Harry's source of power."

The thought flashed through everyone's mind.

(End of this chapter)