The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

Although the two of them were extremely happy, they didn't show any signs of it. After a long period of hard practice, both of them learned to restrain their emotions.

Voldemort, who had his back turned to his subordinates, had no idea of ​​the status of the two servants behind him. He was so weak now that a grown man could strangle him to death if he wasn't paying attention.

"Master, there are 100,000 wizards participating in this World Cup, and the management must be very chaotic. I can take the opportunity to sneak into the camp, wait for the opportunity, and get Potter's blood for you." Little Crouch said hurriedly behind him. Looks like a loyal person.

Facing Barty Crouch, Voldemort's tone was much softer: "Barty, you are my smartest subordinate, and your loyalty to me has never wavered. You are my most important card and cannot be touched lightly. If you make a mistake, it will have a huge negative impact on my plan."

For Voldemort, this was the kindest way of speaking. When he is in a weak state, he can completely restrain his temper and make himself very charming. A child born from a love drug is a being without emotions and a born "bad seed". Everything he does is for himself.

Voldemort fell into a long silence, and both Barty and Peter closed their mouths, quietly waiting for his next instructions. They didn't dare to interrupt at this time, for fear of adding more information and making things worse.

Voldemort's fingers, as thin and thin as a baby's, tapped on the cushion of the armchair. After pondering for a moment, he came to the conclusion: the World Cup finals is the best time. If you miss this opportunity, it will be almost impossible to get Harry Potter's blood.

Dumbledore and Harry's mother worked together to create an impeccable defense. No matter how powerful Voldemort's power was, there was nothing he could do about it. We can only wait for the barrier to dissolve on its own or for Harry to come out of the barrier on his own.

It seems that it is necessary to send Batty to the World Cup finals. Let him take the risk and sneak in. If he gains anything, he will make a lot of money. As for losses? For the rebirth of the great Lord Voldemort, what does a little Barty Crouch mean? In order to win, any chess piece can be discarded, but some chess pieces are pawns and some are chariots, with different values. It is unwise to give up a chariot for the sake of pawns, but if it is for the king, then giving up the chariot is also giving up.

Voldemort's silence was definitely not because he was reluctant to throw Barty Crouch away, but because he was weighing the pros and cons, and considering whether he should take a gamble.

His anger just now was just a test to see if Barty Crouch was willing to take risks for him and take grain from the fire. He needs Barty to volunteer for this mission.

In the end, Voldemort sorted out the benefits of success and the losses of failure. It was Barty Jr.'s words, "One hundred thousand wizards will participate in this World Cup" that moved him, making him believe that even if Crouch Jr. acted, there was a high probability that he would be able to escape unscathed.

So why are you hesitating?

"Barty, you are my most valued, trustworthy, and trustworthy partner." Voldemort broke the silence and said softly, "Are you willing to take risks for me?"

Without hesitation, Barty knelt on the ground and said in a fervent and sincere tone: "Of course, Master! I am willing to serve you to prove my loyalty. This is my dream and my greatest wish!"

Peter beside him couldn't help but shuddered when he heard his companion's disgusting words. He was secretly glad that he didn't have to say these words. He really couldn't say them... Fortunately, Peter didn't have to say such words.

"Don't expose yourself. For this reason, Lord Voldemort is willing to make concessions. You just need to bring back the boy's blood." Voldemort made an unprecedented concession.

The most perfect plan in his mind is to bring Harry to him, let him watch him resurrect, and then use Harry Potter's life as the best gift for his comeback. But now, Voldemort has to succumb to reality: it is too difficult to take Harry Potter away from the stadium. Barty Crouch is really unable to do it alone, but he takes a chance to attack Harry and get rid of him. It is not difficult to take away the blood, and it will not attract a frenzied search by the Aurors.

"Remember, the blood must be 'forced' to donate!" He warned Barty, closed his eyes and stopped talking.

Voldemort was too weak now. Even traveling would consume too much of his energy, leaving him deeply exhausted. He couldn't say a few words before wanting to sleep and rest.

Voldemort knew that the dice had been thrown and the outcome would depend on God's will. This feeling of not having fate in one's own hands is really uncomfortable... But Lord Voldemort has always been favored by fate, hasn't he? "I'm going to find Nagini. I'll get her venom later and feed her milk. You take care of the master here." Barty ordered Peter in a commanding tone and walked out.

Voldemort's most loyal servants naturally have dominance over less loyal servants. This is something Voldemort acquiesces to, not only now, but even when he is at the height of his power or makes a comeback, this is an iron rule. Voldemort's team is pyramid-shaped. Voldemort is at the top and does whatever he wants to everyone. A little lower down are his cronies, the Death Eaters - these people probably need to go to Azkaban for further training to gain trust, but they also occupy the absolute voice in this group. right.

Further down, there are the less trusted people in the Death Eater group, such as Peter Pettigrew, such as the Malfoy family... Although they are under Voldemort's command, they are all marginalized. Due to various reasons, these people lost Voldemort's trust and paid a considerable price for rejoining the group.

Wormtail was credited with pulling Voldemort out of the Albanian jungle, and Lucius Malfoy was credited with his keen sense of smell and cunning way of doing things - he seized a clever opportunity to return without leaving too much behind. What a reason for betrayal.

Lucius did clear himself through some less glorious means, but other Death Eaters did the same. This kind of lawlessness also exists in the Death Eater group. No matter how cruel and ruthless Voldemort is, he cannot punish all his subordinates as soon as he is resurrected. So Lucius successfully returned without even being hit by the Cruciatus Curse.

The negative example is Karkaroff. The method of getting rid of guilt was too radical, and Voldemort did not dare to return after his resurrection - even if he showed up at the breakup that day, he might be used as a warning to the monkeys. In the end, he was chased thousands of miles by Voldemort and killed in the Siberian wilderness.

Further down, there are the affiliated forces and all living beings. In Voldemort's social structure, they have no say or status.

After Barty finished speaking, he turned and walked out of the room. He had other things to do.

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