Chapter 94 The Death of Voldemort

As soon as Voldemort was distracted, Dumbledore immediately seized the opportunity.

A "flaming" spell almost hit him, forcing him to dodge quickly. However, the cost of distraction was huge, because Weiss joined the battle immediately.

"Senior, it is not a good habit to be distracted in battle." At the same time, his wand was already waving, "Ten thousand bullets fired!"

Countless light bullets shot at Voldemort like a rainstorm. Voldemort hurriedly deployed a magic shield for defense, but facing the joint attack of two powerful wizards, his magic shield soon collapsed.

Seeing this, Dumbledore immediately cast a disarming spell: "Disarm!" An invisible force knocked the wand in Voldemort's hand away, making him lose his most powerful tool.

Weiss was not so gentle. He directly cast an extremely cruel Cruciatus curse: "Crucio!" This spell hit Voldemort solidly.

Severe pain instantly swept through his body, as if every bone was being crushed and every muscle was being torn. This pain made Voldemort unable to concentrate on mobilizing the magic power in his body to fight back.

Taking this opportunity, Weiss threw a special chain to tie Voldemort tightly. Then, he cast a gravity spell, causing Voldemort to lie on the ground in a mess.

"Asshole!" Voldemort roared in pain and humiliation, and he mobilized all his magic power to try to break free.

But after he failed to break free, he realized that the chain was not an ordinary chain. It seemed to be able to sense the flow of magic power in his body and contracted more tightly with his struggle. The chain was deeply embedded in his flesh, and blood began to seep out.

"Senior, don't resist." Weiss took out a strange disc from his pocket and pressed it on Voldemort's body.

Almost at the same time, Voldemort felt his magic power being drained away bit by bit, and his skin became paler until it lost the last trace of blood color.

The loss of blood and magic power made Voldemort drowsy and his eyes began to blur.

Dumbledore looked at the weak Voldemort in front of him and sighed: "Tom."

Voldemort barely raised his head and said with his last strength: "Dumbledore, don't be hypocritical." However, before he finished speaking, Weiss forced a bottle of truth serum into his mouth.

This made Voldemort's eyes even more blurred.

"This is a special medicine, ten times more effective than ordinary truth serum. If you have any questions, ask them quickly. I'm worried that he will become a fool if the medicine is too strong."

Dumbledore sorted out his emotions and began to ask for the information he urgently needed to know: the location of the Horcrux, the list of Death Eaters, how to resurrect and other key information.

Voldemort also answered all the questions and told all his secrets without reservation.

These answers completely eliminated Dumbledore's last bit of pity, and the crimes committed by Voldemort were irreversible.

In the end, Dumbledore personally ended Voldemort's life and buried him mercifully in the Riddle family cemetery.

On the other side, Moody took Harry and Cedric to catch Peter Pettigrew, who was trying to transform into a mouse to escape. Pettigrew kept begging for mercy, hoping that Harry would spare him for his father's sake.

But Harry learned from Sirius that it was Peter Pettigrew who betrayed his parents and caused their deaths. Hearing Pettigrew mention his parents so shamelessly, Harry was furious and punched and kicked him.

Peter Pettigrew curled up and trembled.

Dumbledore arrived in time and stopped his behavior: "Enough, Harry. Sirius's crime still needs him to wash it off, and you don't want Sirius to stay in the Black mansion all the time."

Harry stopped, took a few deep breaths, and tried to calm his emotions.

"Did you see a big snake?" Weiss was referring to Nagini, one of Voldemort's Horcruxes.

Cedric pointed to a big hole not far away: "When you were fighting, I saw a big snake crawling out of that hole."

Dumbledore walked quickly to the entrance of the hole and said with some regret: "It actually escaped."

Wes took back the five golden balls, and as the balls were recovered, the barrier was also lifted.

Wes explained: "There is a flaw in this barrier, which is that it cannot extend underground."

"Is that snake important?" Cedric asked puzzled. Although the snake is huge, there are many more magical creatures in the magic world, such as the dragon in the Triwizard Tournament. Therefore, when he saw the big snake, he didn't pay much attention to it, but focused on helping Moody and Harry catch Peter Pettigrew.

It must be said that Peter Pettigrew's ability to escape is indeed first-class. If it weren't for Moody's artificial eye with tracking function, he might have really let him escape.

Wes and Dumbledore didn't explain too much about the importance of Nagini. They didn't want to burden the two children with too much information. Dumbledore then used the Restoration Charm to restore the graveyard to its original state, ensuring that the Muggles would not find out that a battle had taken place here.

Before leaving, Dumbledore asked Harry and Cedric to keep it secret and not to reveal what happened today.

No mistakes, one post, one content, one 6, one 9, one book, one bar!

Then, the five returned to Hogwarts.

When they returned to Hogwarts, all eyes were on them.

The officials of the Ministry of Magic, the professors, the audience, and the families of the warriors were eager to know what had just happened.

Wes and Moody quietly left the crowd, leaving the responsibility of explanation to Dumbledore. As the headmaster of Hogwarts, Dumbledore was the most suitable person to handle this situation.

They quickly went to the Durmstrang School of Magic, hoping to find Barty Crouch Jr. disguised as Karkaroff, but when they arrived, they found that there was no one there.

"Has he run away?" Moody's artificial eye kept turning, searching for any possible traces.

"He can't run far. He can't Apparate in Hogwarts." Weiss analyzed calmly. According to the time calculation, from the time Barty Crouch Jr. left to now, he should not have run out of the scope of Hogwarts.

Moody handed the cage in his hand to Weiss, in which was imprisoned Peter Pettigrew who had turned into a mouse again.

"Leave the tracking to me, and the Death Eaters don't want to run away from me." It seems that some traces should have been found.

"Do you need my help?" Weiss asked.

"I'm not old enough to deal with even a Death Eater." After saying that, he chased in one direction.

Weiss watched Moody walk away, then turned around and took Peter Pettigrew back to Hogwarts.