Chapter 198: shocking

Behind those torn pages are large paragraphs of diary-like statements and exclamations. The first content that just came into my eyes surprised Maca slightly.
This is a little story about the stupid snake he encountered today. The writing method is a bit rusty-this is not a good article that will make a deep impression.
However, it was this short story that made Maka nodded thoughtfully.
"I had planned to write it down before, so it seems that it was written ..." he secretly said, "It seems that I don't seem to be good at writing a story ..."
As he thought, he turned a page back.
Probably because of inspiration from the previous story, this one is about his experience in dealing with Basilisk. And then there are things like werewolves, monsters, dementors ... and so on.
The narrative is plain, but the content is quite rich. It can be seen that in the process of writing these stories, the author himself is savouring those memories that have faded slightly.
Every now and then, I can still see some plausible feelings, which makes Maca smile.
When Maca turned a page again with a smile, the following content gradually cooled down the smile on his face.
Because in the blank space at the top of the story, these words are written in red ink:
"Plan failed!"
The handwriting was very scribbled. Although the font was still neat and smooth, Maca understood how anxious he was when he wrote the sentence.
"... what exactly happened?" Maca couldn't wait to read.
The following story is very concise, not so much about storytelling as it is about writing a report on planned results.
At the same time, these texts also put the plan that Maca has been in his heart on to the clear paper. When the plan reached its final step, Maca was shocked.
In fact, since he received the notice of the detention investigation from the Ministry of Magic at the end of last semester, he has initially determined the plan.
Before the Ministry came, Maca took the time to talk to Dumbledore in detail. The conversation was frank and open, and he told the respectable white wizard a lot of things, except for certain secrets that must not be revealed.
Among them, the most important content is this hugely targeted huge plan.
The beginning of this large-scale project involving complex interpersonal relationships was the extreme event of his imprisonment in Azkaban.
Needless to say, Dumbledore's credit was due to the fact that Maca was able to imprison Azkaban in a very short time.
And the other half, of course, was concealed in Maca's favor, and she persuaded the Minister of Magic, Connelly Fudge, to be fully prepared.
It can be seen from the "plan reports" that the plan went very smoothly in the beginning. These included Maca's escape from prison, the World Cup finals, and of course the Ministry of Inaction's inaction, as well as the supposedly satirical report of the Daily Prophet.
It even included the fact that Maca had deliberately let Talino's miser out to spread the story of Voldemort's return.
Combining Maca's bitterness with Voldemort's heart-cursing curse and the release of a group of Death Eaters' loyalty, it can be said that Voldemort has believed in Maca's position.
The reason why Maca wanted to do this was because he wanted to get the "Hatchage's Gold Cup" hidden in Bellatrix's vault without Voldemort's awareness ... ...

"Diary of Tom Riddle"-secretly acquired in the Chamber of Secrets;
"Crown of Ravenclaw"-found in the Room of Requirement;
"Slytherin's Pendant Box"-Blake's old house, deceived from the house elf Kriecher;
"Marvolo Gunter's Ring"-please ask Dumbledore to retrieve it safely from the old Gunter house;
"Harry Potter"-To be determined.
...

The records on the book pages are concise, but five Horcruxes and five are already in fact. Next, according to the original plan, he will pretend to fall completely to Voldemort's side.
When Hatchpatch's gold cup was also available, the whole plan reached its final stage.
However, the following content has become even neat, and the ink is much more vivid than the previous text. Obviously, it was a long time before I started writing again.

How long haven't you written on it? I think about it, is it almost three years? In these three years, I have been fighting it, constantly absorbing the content of the scroll of truth, constantly studying the use of rule runes, and constantly deepening the understanding of rules in the battle.
Wait, I think ... let's start writing three years ago.
Yes, Voldemort died, but the plan failed completely.
Now thinking about it, I have overlooked one of the biggest uncertainties-how exactly did he come back to life? The final battle was very difficult, and the unknown strength exceeded my imagination!
The use of rune maps and Horcruxes to provoke Voldemort's soul resonance is very successful, and the weakening effect of the detonated resonance soul fragments is also obvious.
Even the most uncertain link succeeded because of Harry's trust. Voldemort couldn't use the old wand perfectly, Dumbledore's method really worked!
But he did not die, or rather-Voldemort was dead, but because of this he released something more terrifying than Voldemort!
Hundreds of wizards in the British magic world have been controlled by it, and they have all become the kind of monsters wrapped in black gas.
Fortunately, "it" does not seem to have a real consciousness, which is fortunate.
...

Obviously, things are starting to go bad. Just like the previous sentence-the plan failed!
From the beginning to the end, Maca formulated this plan, just to solve Voldemort as soon as possible in exchange for a peaceful life, but things seem far less simple than imagined ...
After that, the text above is closer to a diary. Moreover, the number of times of writing has become much more frequent. But the content is nothing more than some trivial battles and leisure talks with Luna.
After dozens of pages, this sloppy text suddenly disappeared. Followed by a few scribbled words that make Maca hair stand upright--
"Luna, dead."
Just a few words, it was written over and over again, every stroke of the stroke exhausted the whole body's strength, and several places almost scratched the thick parchment pages.
A series of seven or eight pages are repeatedly written like a demon, and the emotions and emotions contained in them are so strong that they will not fade even with time.
Even though Luna was now sleeping quietly in the bed, within his sight, Maca couldn't help sweating her palms.
Luna? How did she die? Why didn't I protect her?
Questions appeared one after another, and Maca turned back several pages in a row to see the next content.

Yes, Dumbledore is right. I shouldn't be depressed because of that ... I still have strength. In that case, I can't give up the lives of everyone around me because of Luna's death.
But unfortunately, Dumbledore paid the price of his life in order for me to understand this truth.
I shouldn't have let him go outside the castle alone to resist "it", if I went with him, maybe the result would be completely different ... Damn, what have I been doing in these five years?
In the past five years, apart from cheeky and foolish, enjoying Hermione's wholehearted care, what else have I done?
Even Harry overcame his inner fear and truly mastered the Gryffindor sword; even Neville became a qualified pharmacist, apparently he was only good at herbal medicine; even Ron was working to become stronger When a drag ...
But what am I doing?
...

In these words, there is a remorse everywhere. But Maca was able to understand that feeling, yes, if Luna did something wrong--no, he didn't even think about it!
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With the help of the bronze kitty, he found a clue left by Royna Ravenclaw. Although the direction of that clue was very vague, it did not even say what was hidden behind the clue.
But one thing is very clear-the information involved in that clue is obviously the same as the "that thing" he is facing now.
The resurrection of Voldemort should be an evil magic prop named "The Bewitching Stele".
"……Well?"
While Maca was reading it carefully, Luna snorted softly.
"What's wrong?" Maca immediately looked up and looked at her gently.
"... What are you looking at?" Luna stretched out her hands under the quilt, and gently stroked Maka's brows. "Don't always wrinkle, mother said, wrinkles ..."
"Your mother is right."
Maca smiled slightly, but his heart was still relaxed ... No way, no one could experience such a terrible thing easily.
He looked back out the window and returned Luna's hand to the quilt.
"Sleeping for a while, it's not dawn yet!" He said softly.
Luna nodded, and narrowed her eyes gradually, not long, and as her breathing became heavier, she clearly fell asleep again.
Maca glanced at her face, and looked at the heavy handwriting before, and the invisible pressure made him breathless.
The moonlight outside the window was still bright, and sometimes a night breeze blew in through the window, carefully moving the curtains. All this seems to be not much different from usual. however……
"This is really the worst day."
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