A cold breeze with the smell of the sea blew past, and the centenarian couldn't help but shiver, but at the same time it also made him sober.

"Oh, Kyle, and Sirius...what happened, why did you suddenly summon Fawkes."

"Horcruxes, Professor." Kyle said straight to the point, "We found Voldemort's Horcruxes."

Dumbledore was visibly distracted for a moment, and the expression on his face was as incredible as if he saw Snape in a suit dancing with a troll.

He also looked for clues about the Horcrux, but found nothing. But he just took a nap and the Horcrux was found by Kyle?

Dumbledore always had a feeling that it was unreal.

"Time is running out now. I'll explain it to you later..." Kyle looked at Kreacher, "Take us there first."

The elf hurriedly headed towards the cave, with Sirius following closely behind.

Kyle walked at the back, telling Dumbledore what had happened while comforting Fawkes who was pecking at his hair.

This was not complicated, and it was basically finished when they arrived in the middle of the cave.

Dumbledore's expression became increasingly serious.

A brave and kind man turned back from his wrong path, and after realizing his mistakes, chose to sacrifice himself to fight Voldemort and save more people... Even Dumbledore admired the courage shown by Regulus.

"I think it's worth it for him to use a precious phoenix tail feather. Even if it can only bring him home a few hours earlier... it's worth it." Kyle said finally.

Dumbledore said nothing, but nodded slightly.

At the same time, Fawkes stopped pecking his hair, and they came to Kreacher in silence and stopped in front of a cave wall.

"Here it is," Kreacher said excitedly, and took out a table knife.

"What are you going to do?" Sirius asked.

"I think it will take blood to open this door," said Dumbledore.

Kreacher nodded, as he had done before.

"Too low-level," Dumbledore said, his tone full of contempt and even disappointment. "He wanted his opponent to weaken himself before he could get in. Once again, Voldemort was incapable of understanding that there are many things that are much more terrible than physical damage."

Kreacher didn't understand what he said. He only knew that he would see Master Regulus soon, and he was so happy that he was about to cut his arm with a dagger.

But the next second, the dinner knife was snatched away.

"Let me do it." Sirius rolled up his sleeves with the hand holding the dinner knife. He felt that Regulus would not let the elf bleed to open the door, so he would not do that either.

But just when he was about to take action, the knife was snatched away again.

Kyle casually put the heavy sterling silver into his pocket, took out a crimson bottle and said to Sirius.

"Remember, you owe me three hundred Galleons."

Kyle opened the bottle, and a strong smell of blood instantly filled the small cave.

The corners of Dumbledore's mouth twitched, as if he wanted to laugh.

Voldemort probably never imagined that someone would come here carrying a large amount of dragon blood.

Kyle threw the bottle straight over.

A dazzling white outline of an arch appeared on the wall of the cave. The rock covered with dragon blood in the arch suddenly disappeared, revealing a doorway with seemingly endless darkness inside.

Kreacher ran excitedly through the doorway and the others followed him in, lighting their wands.

Before their eyes was a very strange scene. They were standing on the shore of a huge black lake, which was extremely vast and boundless. The cave they were in was also very high, and they could not see the top of the cave when they looked up.

In the distance, as if in the middle of the lake, there was a hazy, green light flashing.

Kreacher ran around the lakeshore with ease, his footsteps echoing on the narrow rocks by the lake.

Soon, Kreacher stopped, he identified the surrounding scene, then stretched out his hand and slowly moved it in the air, as if trying to find and grab something invisible.

But maybe it was because he was too short, he didn’t get any results after rowing for a long time.

On the contrary, Dumbledore's hand was suspended in the air and he actually caught something.

He pulled out his wand and tapped his fist with the tip.

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Immediately, a thick green copper chain suddenly stretched out from the lake and leaped towards Dumbledore's clenched fist. The chain pulled something up from the dark bottom of the lake. Sirius watched in amazement as the bow of a small boat emerged from the lake like a ghost and floated towards where they stood, the whole process hardly causing a ripple.

"This is……"

"I think Voldemort needs a way to cross the lake smoothly in case he needs to visit or remove his Horcruxes, so as not to anger the creatures he placed in the lake."

The ship docked.

Kreacher and Sirius jumped onto the boat almost at the same time, followed by Dumbledore.

The boat was so small that after two adults and a house-elf got on, there was only a palm-sized space left.

"Kyle, you stay here. Fawkes will accompany you." Dumbledore said, "And Voldemort is likely to have cast a spell on this boat. Once the magical power carried on the boat is too much, it will sink to the bottom of the lake."

"That's right." Sirius nodded again and again, "And this boat is too small. Even if it is a normal boat, it can't bear the weight of three people."

Kyle suspected that they did it on purpose and just didn't want him to go, but he had no evidence.

Because what they said was right, when Dumbledore went up, the boat suddenly sank a lot. At this time, the edge of the boat was less than an inch away from the lake surface. Let alone adding another person, even a cat would be difficult to get on.

But……

"Gentlemen," Kyle asked with a strange expression, "Do you remember why you came here this time?"

"To find Regulus, of course!" Sirius blurted out.

"If that's the case, then why did you take the boat?" Kyle looked at the dark lake water. "I think the water here was probably made into another form of potion by Voldemort. Any creature dragged into it will slowly be assimilated into a member of the Inferi over time, so wouldn't it be the same if we acted here? Why do we have to go to the middle of the lake?

Although Regulus was dragged in from there, no one can guarantee that he will be left there."

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(End of this chapter)