Chapter 368 So why not break off a branch?

No matter what prank ideas Fred and George were muttering about later, Ron couldn't help but sigh as he watched the rest of the movie:

"This Hermione is too Hermione."

The clothes I used to change before, the books I came across while picking up the clothes, and the white essence that I used to treat my split body in the movie... there's even a tent inside!

Is this the daily urgent need that Hermione mentioned before?

As soon as he finished speaking, Ron felt a solid gaze falling on him, which made his body stiffen.

Damn it, they forgot that Hermione was by their side this time...

Fortunately, Hermione only glanced at him, and Ron quickly shut up and warned himself not to forget it again.

After destroying the locket to no avail, Harry once again sensed the situation on Voldemort's side. This time Voldemort seemed to be questioning a wizard about something...and then...a man stole the wand?

Many viewers couldn't understand this paragraph. After all, Harry had received intermittent information from Voldemort before, except for the time when Voldemort took the initiative to let him know.

But the people who couldn't understand it definitely didn't include someone who appeared as a young man in the movie at this time.

Professor Grindelwald frowned and realized that things were not simple.

He knew very well what Voldemort was looking for, which was the Elder Wand that had been stolen by him.

But from this point of view, it seems that he may appear later and be visited by Voldemort?

Someone mentioned Aunt Bathilda at Bill's wedding before, and said that Harry didn't know Dumbledore. Harry and the others might ask her later... He should still be in Nurmengard in the movie, and Aunt Bathilda I know.

Thinking of this, Professor Grindelwald suddenly remembered the book about Dumbledore written by the unscrupulous editor called "The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore" mentioned in the movie, and said it was from Basil Could it be that what Grandma Da told her was also about herself?

What Aunt Bathilda knows about Dumbledore's life is related to her...

Professor Grindelwald's expression was a little subtle.

Frankly speaking, if the past of Dumbledore and himself is exposed without any end, it can indeed be said that Dumbledore lied. For example, the process of Dumbledore defeating him was actually a play by them. .

So will this movie reference that past?

Grindelwald was not offended that his past with Dumbledore would be made public, and even looked forward to it.

The plot that follows has entered a long and depressing stage, with the threats of Voldemort and Death Eaters, the lack of any clues about the search for Horcruxes, and the evil magic of the Horcruxes themselves that can affect people's emotions...

Ron of the trio leaves the team.

In the argument that broke out before the separation, Ron's unscrupulous remarks made Ron in real life feel a little embarrassed when he saw this, and didn't know whether he should look at Harry next to him.

It seems that Harry doesn't seem to pay too much attention to these minutiae now...

Harry and Hermione traveled to the place where he was born, where Godric Gryffindor was born, and where Professor Dumbledore's previous home was.

They thought there might be secrets about the Horcruxes there.

"Oh my god, why didn't I think of going there to see..."

Harry couldn't help but murmur while looking at the screen.

Next they met an old woman. Harry was talking to herself and followed the old woman. He was talking to himself all the way, but the old woman didn't say a word, which made the audience a little confused. .

Then the old woman performed a great transformation and turned into Nagini, the big snake next to Voldemort. This also explained why she didn't say a word to Harry but seemed to be communicating with her.

Harry and Hermione managed to escape, but Harry's wand was destroyed in the process.

Hermione took Harry to another rarely visited place, a forest covered with snow.

Hermione couldn't help but said:

"How on earth did Adam know this..."

In the movie, no one except her and her parents knew she had been to the places she took other people to apparate to!

"Believe me, we are tired of asking this question here."

Harry couldn't help but murmur.

The atmosphere in the movie was so depressing that he desperately needed to say something to distract himself.

At this moment, on the screen, Harry, who had lost his wand, borrowed Hermione's wand and kept vigil wrapped in a blanket, staring into the depths of the woods in silence.

Maybe he is thinking about what to do next, maybe he is thinking about the whereabouts of other Horcruxes, maybe he is thinking about life?

Seeing now, Harry felt that his sense of empathy might not be as deep as before, because he had not experienced such a depressing and desperate situation.

In the darkness, a doe Patronus appeared. After Harry found it and chased after it, the Patronus also ran away.

Harry chased the Patronus all the way, and finally stopped on a frozen river. Looking at the Patronus disappearing, Harry swallowed, squatted down and brushed off the snow on the river.

On the ice surface exposed under the snow, you can vaguely see the shape of a sword underneath.

"Merlin, is that...the Sword in the Lake?"

Ron spoke in a daze.

There is no way around it, Merlin's story is one of those rare stories that is very famous in both the wizarding and Muggle worlds, and is even more famous than the stories in the Tales of Beedle the Bard.

Hearing this, Harry was also stunned and said uncertainly:

"So was that... the Fairy of the Lake? Or Merlin?"

Hermione was shocked when she heard the exchange between the two people next to her:

"What are you talking about? This is obviously the sword of Gryffindor! Harry, you pulled it out... Oh, that's the movie, so haven't you seen the second part of the Chamber of Secrets?"

Harry and Ron were even more shocked:

"How is it obvious? How did you see it?!"

The ice on the river in the movie was very real. Under the slightly distorted refraction effect, you could only vaguely see the shadow of a sword under the ice. How did Hermione recognize that it was the sword of Gryffindor?

And the sword didn't appear for too long at that time. The premiere of the second part was a few months ago. How could Hermione remember it so clearly...

Okay, this is very Hermione.

The two of them found that it was quite reasonable in the end, so they swallowed their complaints and focused on the screen.

After Harry found that the flying spell was useless, he used a spell to open the ice, and then took off his clothes and planned to jump in to get the sword.

"Why don't you break a branch and deform it? Or use other methods..."

Maybe the conversation just now opened the conversation box, Hermione couldn't help complaining when she saw this.

"..."

Harry opened his mouth, and a light bulb suddenly lit up, and his eyes fell on his chest in the movie:

"It must be because of the interference of the Horcrux!"

Yes, that's it, it must not be because I'm stupid!

Hermione nodded, this reason made sense.

Just when Harry was about to touch the sword at the bottom of the river, the Horcrux Harry was wearing seemed to sense the danger and dragged Harry to the top, but there was still some distance from the hole where Harry came down, and Harry was dragged and almost drowned in the cold river.

"It's because of the interference of the Horcrux."

This time Harry learned to take the initiative, pointing to the screen and affirming:

"Otherwise I would definitely take off the Horcrux first and then fish it out."

Hermione turned her head and blinked:

"So why not break a branch?"

Harry: "..."