Looking at the place where the silver lynx disappeared, Dumbledore fell into a brief silence.

Once upon a time, Harry had matured and was no longer the reckless child of the past. This change made him feel a little relieved and guilty. That child was really burdened with too many things.

However, Dumbledore was unable to rush over to support him immediately because he had just received the bombshell news from Albert.

The Aurors discovered Voldemort's lair and all mobilized to encircle and destroy Voldemort.

This is undoubtedly Albert's handiwork, and only he can find Voldemort's hiding place so accurately.

Although Dumbledore was curious about how the kid did it.

Rely on divination?

Although he doesn't understand divination, he still knows several famous fortune-tellers, and he also knows very well how unreliable divination is.

However, everyone has their own secrets, and Dumbledore would not be stupid enough to explore it.

If both parties can reach an agreement on dealing with Voldemort, that is enough.

There are various signs that Albert is a very good person. You can tell from the "Self-Defense Guide". That book is very valuable to most wizards who are not ready to deal with future changes.

Send a message to the Aurors.

He probably guessed the meaning of Anderson's actions. Keeping Voldemort hidden in the darkness was indeed a great threat, especially with the behavior of Minister of Magic Fudge, who to a large extent became Voldemort's accomplice.

As for why Albert told him the news, he hoped that he could rush to reinforce him, and he probably didn't want the Aurors to suffer heavy losses.

When Dumbledore rushed to reinforce, the battle there was over, leaving only ruins. Judging from the traces of black magic left on the ground, it should be the Fire Curse.

The Ministry of Magic's Aurors apparently had a fight with Voldemort.

This should be considered good news!

At the very least, Fudge may no longer be able to cover up the fact that Voldemort is resurrected.

"I hope Harry can also successfully destroy the prophecy ball." Dumbledore muttered to himself as he looked to the south. He really didn't want Voldemort to know the full content of the prophecy.

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At this moment, Harry was making a call in the abandoned phone booth leading to the Ministry of Magic.

Not long ago, Harry learned from Sirius that Dumbledore had received the news and said he would rush directly to the Ministry of Magic for reinforcements, so he began to take action.

He has been staying at 12 Grimmauld Place for too long. If he doesn't rush to the Ministry of Magic, he will easily make the Death Eaters suspicious.

So, Harry, Hermione and Ron rode their broomsticks and "hurried" to the Ministry of Magic.

Creating the illusion of flying from Hogwarts to the Ministry of Magic, with the help of the elixir, the three of them showed superb acting skills that are the envy of all actors.

It's a pity that Lucius Malfoy seems to have forgotten to keep someone on guard.

After the phone booth elevator stopped, Harry glanced at the empty Ministry of Magic and curled his lips, not surprised that the Death Eaters were clearing the place.

"I really don't know what's going on in the minds of Death Eaters." Harry turned a corner and walked behind the security checkpoint, and sure enough he found the knocked out security guard.

"You think, why didn't Voldemort come and get it himself? He must have a way to steal the prophecy ball without telling everyone."

This is actually the doubt in the minds of members of the Order of the Phoenix.

"Perhaps, the mysterious man just wants to find something to do for his group of Death Eaters." Ron didn't care about these things. Various signs from the Ministry of Magic showed that this was a trap carefully prepared by the Death Eaters, and they were about to plunge into it.

Into a trap.

Hermione reminded, "Harry, we should go."

The three of them didn't have much nervousness. They looked like they were visiting the Ministry of Magic. This was due to the strong self-confidence brought about by taking the Felixir.

In fact, the only more dangerous part of the entire plan is not getting the prophecy ball, but when the battle breaks out.

Although the members of the Order of the Phoenix will severely injure the Death Eaters at the first opportunity through sneak attacks, there is no guarantee that the Death Eaters who are cornered will do something drastic.

"I have always felt that Voldemort and the Death Eaters are not normal in their minds."

While riding the elevator, Harry muttered under his breath, "Maybe incest has turned them all crazy."

"It is really bad to marry close relatives. The mortality rate of offspring is high, and dementia, deformed children and patients with genetic diseases often occur. They lack rationality and become irritable and violent." Hermione agreed with Harry's words. She had taken the time to read it before.

Similar books, "At first, Albert was right to suspect that the birth of some dark wizards was related to incest marriages."

"Really?" Ron was a little surprised.

"Muggles have conducted detailed research on this aspect. In fact, Muggles prohibit incest marriage." Hermione felt that wizards were just like European royal nobles, who married each other, and in the end, she was also troubled.

When the elevator stopped, a cold woman's voice sounded: "Department of Mysteries."

The three of them opened the fence and walked forward.

"I have been having nightmares about this corridor, and I didn't expect to be here now." Harry raised his wand, exchanged glances with the two friends next to him, and walked towards the black door in front.

"I remember that Stooges fell on this door." Hermione looked at the black door in front of her and analyzed, "Since the Death Eaters plan to let us go in to get the prophecy ball, there should be no problem with this door."

"I'll go first."

Ron muttered and stepped forward to push open the black door. Someone had to try. Harry could rule it out directly. Hermione was better at dealing with unexpected situations than he was.

Moreover, there is no warning from intuition, which means that this door is not dangerous.

Facts have proved that Ron's intuition is quite reliable.

"They saved us a lot of trouble."

Harry put his hand on Ron's shoulder and walked through the door first. Even if he was really in danger, the Death Eaters would not kill him immediately, but the same could not be said for others.

"come in"

Harry found himself standing in a huge circular room. He immediately looked around and made sure there was no danger before speaking to Hermione and Ron outside.

"Remember not to close the door, we may have to evacuate from here later." Hermione looked at the escape route and seemed to feel uneasy, so she put a mark on the door.

There is no way, all the doors here look exactly the same. If you don't mark them and get the wrong door at the critical moment, it will undoubtedly be fatal.

"Why didn't they leave a mark for us? Do they think we can't see such an obvious trap?"

"This must be a trap specially prepared by the Death Eaters to target your character weaknesses." Kingsley analyzed.

Members of the Order of the Phoenix hide themselves under the Disillusionment Curse.

"My weakness?" Harry was a little surprised.

"I like saving people," Hermione reminded.

"Does that count?" Harry raised his eyebrows.

However, he admitted that Hermione was right. If he hadn't known about it in advance, he might have fallen into the Death Eaters' despicable trap.

"Thanks Anderson," Harry muttered.

"This is not a place for fighting." Sirius also walked in from outside.

"Perhaps, we can introduce them into other rooms." Lupine looked around the twelve rooms.

"Or, fight directly in the prophecy hall." Mad-Eye looked at the doors in front of him, frowned slightly and said, "These doors block the Magic Eye's perspective."

"I can only try one fan at a time."

"What to do with the plan to lure Voldemort out?" Harry asked with a frown.

"At least we caught those damn Death Eaters. As for Voldemort's problem, I think Albert will definitely have a way to expose him. We don't need to worry about this matter from beginning to end." Sirius patted him.

Li's shoulder, comforted, "Even if there is really nothing we can do, the worst we can do is hide and watch Fudge's misfortune."

This matter was clearly arranged from beginning to end, so Sirius didn't worry about any changes at all, not to mention that Dumbledore would arrive soon for reinforcements.

"Okay, Potter, it's time to start!" Moody raised his finger and pointed at the black door in front of him, reminding him, "Remember to pretend to be more realistic later to buy everyone more time."

"I know what to do." Harry reached out and gently pushed the black door in front of him. The door was easily pushed open. The inside was square in shape with a sunken center, like a huge stone pit.

The stone steps surround the entire house, like stone benches, descending step by step, like the courtroom Harry once visited. On the lowest stone platform stands an ancient, tattered arch and some tattered curtains.

Hang on it.

"It's not here. I always feel like it's dangerous here. We'd better stay away." Harry muttered, "I just heard a weird noise."

"You're right, I feel the same way." Sirius nodded in agreement,

Everyone exited the weird room and tried to open other rooms. This time it was a room full of clocks.

Then, they opened a room full of water tanks.

"What is that?" Ron muttered.

"Brain, it's disgusting."

"This door doesn't seem to open."

"Make a mark first."

When Harry pushed open the black door for the fifth time, he finally found the place. The room was as high as a cathedral, filled with tall shelves filled with dusty little prophecy balls, and nothing else.

.

"This is a good place for fighting." Tonks said in a low voice, but Mad-Eye glared at her fiercely. He raised his finger to signal everyone to keep quiet.

Everyone raised their wands, ready to fight at any time. They had all taken a small amount of elixir, and their intuition told them that there was an ambush inside.
To be continued...