Hogwarts: I am Voldemort.

Chapter 507 Not the God of Death
"and then?"

As soon as Voldemort's words fell, Bella asked impatiently.

"Then?"

There was some doubt in Voldemort's voice, followed by a sneer, "Then talk about the family, you are not ignorant of the virtues of those families, a group of selfish ghosts who are greedy for life and afraid of death."

Voldemort's words managed to make Bella laugh, but Sir Gamp frowned.

"Sir Gamp, do you have any doubts?" asked Voldemort.

"No, Dark Lord... Your Majesty, I was just wondering why the family ancestor didn't mention these things." Sir Gamp hesitated, and finally used His Majesty.

This is an acknowledgment of Voldemort's previous words, and it is also an expression of surrender.

"Everyone has their own ideas, Sir Gump. Even though I have known Urick for many years, I think he still has his own ideas, especially in his later years."

Voldemort's emphasis on his later years is to explain that he was not by Ulrich's side at that time, which can be regarded as an explanation from his perspective.

"Yes, Your Majesty, there may be other reasons."

Sir Gamp nodded slowly, collected his thoughts and asked, "What about the curtain, Your Majesty, how did you make it move?"

"That is the door to the cracked world. It is between nothingness and reality, so it is very easy to move. As for the method..."

Voldemort was silent for a short while, but he still said the method, "The power of faith, although I don't know why it can affect the veil, but it can be done."

Sir Gump glanced at the colorful black floating in the air in surprise. It was the power of faith, and he had seen it around the curtain.

"Then how did you find the veil in that era?" Sir Gump asked immediately after finishing speaking, "And as far as I know, the veil has always been in the Department of Mysteries. At that time..."

"closed."

Voldemort interrupted him, saying, "Before Ulric established the Ministry of Magic, the Reticents were even more silent and mysterious. They never revealed their location and protected it with magic."

"But you found out at last," said Sir Gamp.

"I didn't feel its location until I entered the coffin, and I also got in touch with the Reticents, but they were full of vigilance against me." Voldemort said.

Sir Gamp nodded, and defended the silent people of that era: "Before the Ministry of Magic appeared, they rarely had in-depth contact with other wizards, so it is normal to be wary."

"Yes, with the establishment of the Ministry of Magic as a node, before and after are indeed two completely different eras." Voldemort sighed.

Only through personal experience can one know that the progress of the times has involved all aspects of the wizarding world.

In that era, wizard families controlled the entire wizard world, and those wizards who existed in the form of wandering warriors could only let them decide their own destiny.

"According to the ancestral teachings of the Gamp family, Your Majesty the Dark Lord, I will be loyal to you, including the Gamp family. Although it has declined, it still exists." Sir Gamp said, and slowly knelt on one knee to express his submission.

"The legacy left by Ulrich?" Voldemort did not immediately accept this loyalty, but asked.

"Yes, Your Majesty, the legacy is indeed left by the ancestors." Sir Gamp gave an affirmative answer.

"How can you be sure that your allegiance is to me and not someone else?" Voldemort asked back.

"The Pyramid of Khufu, the coffin wrapped in the power of faith floating in the air, Your Majesty, the ancestors left a definite message on this matter, which is why I believe in your words, although it sounds too miraculous."

Sir Gamp still had an incredulous expression on his face.

"Well, I accept your allegiance, then Sir Gump, the Reticent..."

"That's my position, and the person who is loyal to this position needs a special item, and you don't have this item." Sir Gamp interrupted Voldemort and gave Ming the reason for his refusal.

"Item? What item?" Voldemort asked.

"You don't, so you don't know." Sir Gamp sighed slightly. "You are not Death."

"I'm not?" Voldemort said in surprise.

"Although it is very similar in the story, the reincarnated God of Death will bring that special item into the Department of Mysteries. Only that item can prove his identity." Sir Gamp affirmed.

Voldemort remained silent and did not speak. He wondered what the special object was, but he had no clue.

"Bronze key?" He asked guessing.

"No, Your Majesty," Sir Gamp denied.

"Uh...well, I don't think I'm the god of death either. Maybe there's some misunderstanding here, or the god of death arranged all of this."

Voldemort followed the other party's words, but his heart was full of doubts.

If he is not the god of death, why can he have a connection with the curtain, and why there is such an arrangement.

Although he was puzzled, he did not have the token that Sir Gamp mentioned, and he didn't even know what it was.

Perhaps, there is really a powerful existence watching him silently from behind.

But what is he for?
Voldemort's heart became restless, which even caused the coffin to shake for a while.

Finally he stopped thinking about it, and asked Sir Gump curiously.

"You said that the god of death will be reincarnated and has a token. Does that mean that the god of death has come, and it may be more than once?"

Facing Voldemort's question, Sir Gamp hesitated.

Obviously, his embarrassing status made him not know how to answer this question.

"Well, I won't embarrass you, Sir Gamp, maybe when I'm resurrected, I'll join the Reticent Man and get more information."

Seeing that Sir Gamp was in a dilemma, Voldemort temporarily dropped the question.

And Sir Gamp also gave Voldemort a thankful look, and said that if Voldemort joins the Department of Mysteries, he is willing to give him the position of leader of the Reticent Man.

"I don't think so."

Voldemort said with a relaxed tone, laughing that he really had no intention of competing for this position.

With this amazing experience, he has a different view of power.

Maybe he was too persistent before, which made him restrained in the battle against MI[-].

"Will you support wizards?"

Thinking of SI:[-], Voldemort couldn't help but win over the Silent Man.

Although he doesn't have a deep understanding of this organization, he knows that this organization has a very long history and a very large scale.

If you can win their support, it will be much easier to fight SI:[-].

"Sorry, Your Majesty, the silent man can only keep silent until he gets the order from the god of death."

Sir Gamp refused, not surprisingly, and Voldemort was not offended by it.

At the same time, he also decided in his heart that he would join the Silent Man organization after his resurrection.

Even if it's not for gaining this power, it's good just to understand what the god of death really is.

Of course, all of this was after meeting Nick Flamel.

(End of this chapter)