Chapter 416 Voldemort and the Vampire Keresis

When Aiwen and Sirius entered the centaur ruins, a shimmering orange-yellow light flickered in the darkness in a hidden stone room at the deepest part of the temple.

"Last night, my people met Sirius Black in that bar, and there was a boy beside him, about twelve or thirteen years old!" A man said, his voice was deep and powerful, "That child's sense of magic power Strong, beyond imagination..."

"It's really interesting!" said another voice.

This was also a man, but his voice was strangely high-pitched, as cold and biting as the wind.

"Black and a boy, he should be a student of Hogwarts, maybe that's why Dumbledore suddenly appeared in this forest!" The cold voice paused for a while, "Let me think about it, no accident, Our goals should be the same, both of which are the powerful forces hidden in this deserted centaur temple."

"I don't understand, since you have already chosen that magic, why do you come here to look for other powers, you should know what kind of evil is hidden in this place!"

"You don't understand, Keresis, although we have a common ancestor, our pursuit of power is not the same." The voice said with a chill, "No matter what is here, I will get the ancient centaur to keep it." That Philosopher's Stone that I've dropped, it'll make me stronger!"

"The magic that leads to the final area requires a lot of flesh and blood to break." Keresis said, with a hint of worry in his voice, "I suspect that the magic itself is an ancient sacrificial ceremony, and we are summoning someone who does not belong to the Monsters of this world."

"I can feel that voice is speaking to me. But it's bluffing, it's weak now, even weaker than me, and it can't stop us at all." The cold voice now has a threatening tone, "according to Do as I say, Keresis, order your people to lure more fools here, we need more sacrifices of flesh and blood to open that door. Before Dumbledore sees through and returns here, we must To enter the core area."

There was a moment of silence, and the atmosphere in the room was extremely suppressed.

"You should still remember our agreement, Voldemort?!" Keresis said softly, "For Slytherin's sake, I must remind you again that we are just a cooperative relationship, and my people and I have no Not your men."

"I naturally remember that our goals are the same, Keresis!" Voldemort now changed his tone and said in a smooth tone, "After I fully regain my strength, I will help you solve that trouble, I I also want to see what our great ancestor Salazar Slytherin left behind."

"If you really want to help us, then hurry up and recover your strength." Keresis said with a hint of anger in his tone, "It can be done without Harry Potter!"

There was another silence in the room, which lasted longer than before.

"Without Harry Potter?" Voldemort seemed to be thinking, and he said softly, "I see..."

"That boy is under Dumbledore's strict protection, and we have no chance of getting close to him at all. I don't want my people to die for your stupid insistence." Keresis raised his voice, "If we use another Wizard, whether it is a man or a woman, the matter can be settled quickly, and we can bring you a suitable candidate at any time. In my opinion, the boy next to Black is good, and he has strong magic power."

"Use another wizard?!" Voldemort's voice became colder, "You don't understand, it has nothing to do with the strength of magic."

"I don't see any difference in this, my opinion is obviously more reasonable." Keresis continued, "As long as you give up that meaningless persistence, you will soon become stronger, instead of being like a It's huddled here like a bug."

"I know everything, Keresis!" hissed Voldemort, his blood-red eyes fixed on the vampire in front of him. "It's not for nothing!"

For a moment, he seemed to want to cast a death curse in response to the other party's offense.

A giant snake at least twelve feet long also slid around the corner, leaving a wide, winding track in the thick dust of the ground.

It spat its icy core at Keresis with a hissing sound.

The situation was tense to the extreme, Kerexis put his hand on the wand at his waist.

But nothing happened, and Voldemort started talking again, with enough coldness in his voice to make all the hairs on a man's body stand on end.

"I have my own reasons for using that boy, as I have explained to you, and as to the strict protection of that boy, I am sure that my plan will work."

"But your plan will take a few months at the earliest to succeed." Keresis was not convinced, he glanced at the big snake on the ground in disgust, and held his wand tightly with his right hand, "You should know that in this During this period, any accident may happen.”

"I won't use other people. I have been waiting for thirteen years. It doesn't matter if I wait a few more months." Voldemort said in a whisper, "I have my own plan. If you want to continue to cooperate, Then don't talk about it."

"Very well, I noticed that you killed that woman named Bertha Jorkins!" Keresis said angrily, "If this is your plan, how stupid! I remember I I remind you, that woman is a Ministry of Magic official."

"I killed Bertha Jorkins out of necessity, and after my interrogation she was useless, utterly useless," said Voldemort tactfully, "and if she returns with the news that she met me on holiday The Ministry of Magic, that would really spoil our next plans."

"We have many ways, not necessarily to kill her." Keresis said, "We have many special magics that can change her memory."

"I have to admit that compared with the magic of ordinary wizards, the vampire family does have a lot of magical spells, but it is not safe." Voldemort said, "No matter what kind of magic, as long as you meet a powerful wizard, you will not be able to use it." It works again, I've confirmed that when I interrogated her."

Keresis did not speak, obviously not agreeing with Voldemort's point of view.

"All in all, it would be an insult to her memory not to use the information I got from her," said Voldemort softly, "as long as you do as I say and find my most faithful servant, he will Do the rest for me." (To be continued.)