Hogwarts time travel

Ignoring Mundungus struggling on the ground, Voldemort held down the locket.

A huge phantom of Reaper, two people tall, appeared behind Voldemort, and the Reaper's scythe in his hand suddenly swung and fell on the locket.

The scythe passed through the locket, which had no surface damage, but let out a piercing scream, as if from hell.

Now Voldemort no longer needs to personally enter the Horcrux to take risks and recover his soul.

The phantom of the god of death behind him can directly destroy the soul from the outside, and then directly absorb the soul energy by himself.

It is worth mentioning that the reason why Voldemort called the phantom behind him the phantom of the god of death is not related to the god of death, he just simply thinks that this name fits well with its clothes.

Anyway, it is a dead thing without consciousness, and it can't refute anything.

The soul in the horcrux was destroyed and cast on Mundungus, the magic that made him "fearless" dissipated naturally. Mundungus, who came back to his senses, looked at Voldemort in horror.

Using the Cruciatus Curse without hesitation requires not only knowledge of magic spells, but also a cold and cruel heart. Such a person can only be a dark wizard.

Mundungus felt his legs go limp, and his mind went blank.

Did you just want to attack the other party?

Before Mundungus could figure out a way to deal with it, there was a violent shock in the distance.

It seemed to be the sound of an explosion, coming from Diagon Alley.

The location of Mundungus is not far from Diagon Alley, because he came to Knockturn Alley to sell stolen goods before. The two alleys are separated by a wall, but one is a formal one, and the other is an underground black market.

Even though he was teleported a certain way, he was not far from Diagon Alley, so he heard the explosion in Diagon Alley clearly.

This should be an explosive spell. If used in a busy city like Diagon Alley, many people might die.

The phantom behind Voldemort rose slowly, looking in the direction of Diagon Alley from afar.

Voldemort also sensed something. This breath was similar to what he encountered when he sacrificed to Lockhart before, but it was less illusory and more real.

Voldemort thought that those so-called gods would not be able to enter this world now, but he didn't expect to be able to sense the other party's location in Diagon Alley, and it was very clear.

Voldemort was interested, Voldemort was going to see it.

Mundungus was forgotten without accident. In the eyes of Voldemort, Mundungus was just a bug, and there was no need to remember his name.

As Voldemort approached Diagon Alley, he found that there was no large-scale escape of people. On the contrary, everyone rushed towards the direction of the explosion as if watching the excitement.

Voldemort observed the people around him and found that their expressions were all strange.

As if some terrifying inner demon had been released, everyone looked extremely hideous and terrifying, as if they had revenge for killing their father with the people inside.

Sensing the familiar smell of divine power in them, Voldemort narrowed his eyes.

This god also has the ability to control people's minds?

Voldemort was unaware of the change in his own mind, and it appears that the manipulation of the mind was a one-off, not continuous.

The source of the explosion was found, it was Ollivander's wand shop.

At the entrance of the wand shop, Dumbledore and Sirius waved their wands frequently, releasing spells one after another, knocking down the wizards who approached them.

But they were like zombies, completely ignoring the magic that couldn't make them incapacitated, and just rolled over and stood up from the ground again.

So Dumbledore and Sirius could only bring them down again and again.

Dumbledore waved his wand, and ropes bounced from the ground, tying up the wizards, but the effect was not great, because the surrounding wizards who were not tied up by the ropes would use magic to help them out.

Even if one person can't compete with Dumbledore, a dozen or so working together can make Dumbledore's magic ineffective.

The lines of the two kept retreating, as if they didn't dare to let these wizards approach them.

Sirius found Voldemort among the wizards, and exclaimed in surprise, "Mr. Tom!"

With a wave of his wand, Voldemort broke away from the reacting wizard and landed in front of Sirius.

"What's the matter?" Voldemort asked.

"Someone attacked Mr. Ollivander, and then there was this group of crazy wizards. When they touch people, they will convert them into their own kind."

Time is running out, Sirius said succinctly.

Voldemort raised an eyebrow and looked at Dumbledore.

"Why don't you go? The divine power on them won't last long."

"Their current target is us. If we leave, they will spread out. According to my observation, the divine power on them will increase with the increase in number. That is to say, if they are allowed to assimilate the same kind, the magic power on them will It will never stop, it will last forever."

"Also, Mr. Ollivander is now in a coma and cannot take it with him for apparition."

Dumbledore explained that the spell created a hurricane and hung the wizard on the street lamp. After struggling, the wizard saved himself with his wand.

This group of wizard zombies who can use magic wands is very annoying. If you can't touch them, you will be assimilated if you touch them.

For the current plan, it seems that only by killing them all can stop this magical plague.

Voldemort frowned in thought, set his gaze on Dumbledore, and shook his arm.

This arm is the position imposed by the "unbreakable oath". In the oath, Voldemort cannot kill people easily. He means that if Dumbledore agrees to lift the oath, he can help Dumbledore kill these wizards.

At that time, Dumbledore is still his good man, and all the mistakes can be made on Voldemort.

Voldemort was moved by himself.

Of course Dumbledore would not be fooled by this. How terrible is Voldemort without restraint?Among other things, in terms of killing people, they can kill hundreds of times more than they are now.

"Then I'm going." Voldemort shook his head, and Apparated away.

Don't look at them forming an alliance, but Voldemort has always been obsessed with entrapping Dumbledore. Now that he has a reason, he will not help.

Facing Mr. Tom's departure, Sirius' mentality is stable, isn't that easy to see!

Obviously, it was Dumbledore who asked Mr. Tom to ask for help. How could Mr. Tom run away!

As if to confirm Sirius' conjecture, 10 minutes after Voldemort left, there was a burst of apparition, and an old bat appeared at the door of the wand shop.

"Snape?" Black lost his voice.

"Sirius." Snape drew his wand.

"Stop!" Dumbledore yelled, "Don't fight, did the moon god tell you?"

Snape nodded, "He told me to save you through the world passage that Loya left in the principal's office."

"Oh, how can you save it?" Black smiled disdainfully.

Snape glanced at him, and took out a bottle of gray potion.