Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 138 Oath
Tiera breathed a sigh of relief when she saw Dobby take her hand.

He simply memorized some knowledge he had learned from his previous life's postgraduate entrance exam in political science and some of Hitler's speeches.

Anyway, Dobby wasn't very educated, and Dobby readily believed whatever Tiera made up on the spot.

Dobby doesn't believe it...

Natyera had no choice but to do the deed, moving her fingers to turn Dobby into a puppet.

That would deplete Dobius's own magic and completely rob him of his life force.

This would prevent many of Thiera's experiments from taking place.

As for revolution—

If you are successful, you will help the world, and if you are poor, you will be alone.

If Tiera truly possessed the power to manipulate events at will, he wouldn't mind initiating a wizarding revolution—

Unfortunately, he didn't have one, so for now he can only lie low for the time being.

“Then… sir,” Dobby asked, “what should we do now?”

"Do you have the power?" Tiera countered.

“No…no, sir,” Dobby replied.

“Coincidentally, I don’t have it either,” Tiera said. “But I have a whole plan to acquire power.”

“Really? That’s wonderful, sir! You’re amazing!” Dobby exclaimed happily.

"But I need your help."

“Give me your orders, sir, give me your orders.” Dobby bowed again, as was his habit.

“Dobby, I need you to swear an oath to me as a free elf,” Tiera said solemnly.

“What? Sir.” Dobby stared wide-eyed at Tierra.

“I need you to swear an oath, Dobi, I want you to swear that no matter what happens, you will obey me unconditionally,” Tiera said. “I’m not trying to enslave you again, but…”

“It’s not that our plan is incomplete, but rather that it’s extremely meticulous, and any unexpected event could cause it to fail,” Tierra said. “Therefore, I expect unconditional obedience to my orders during the execution of the plan.”

“Yes, sir.” Dobby raised his hand. “I swear I will follow your instructions during the execution of the plan.”

“Our plan is dangerous and terrifying. Any mistake could lead to your and my utter destruction,” Tiera emphasized again, highlighting the plan’s perilous nature.

“Yes, sir,” Dobby said nervously.

“You must obey my every command unconditionally,” Tiera added.

"Yes, sir, I will comply."

“Do you understand what I mean?” Tiera said again. “If I tell you to hide, you have to hide; if I tell you to run, you have to run; if I tell you to abandon me and save yourself, you have to do that too.”

“Oh… sir…” Dobby’s big eyes suddenly became watery.

“What if I let you kill me?” Tierra asked.

"I'll kill you too." Tears suddenly welled up in Dobby's eyes.

“Mr. Tyella…” Dobby suddenly burst into tears, sobbing as he said, “Mr. Tyella… you really, really have been so good to me, never… oh… never, never a wizard, never a wizard has ever said such a thing to Dobby.”

"Dobby... Waaah... Dobby, Dobby will... Waaah... Will definitely protect Mr. Tierra." Dobby cried, tears streaming down his face.

“No, Dobby, don’t protect me,” Tiera said, gripping Dobby’s thin arms. “Remember, if I let you kill me, you kill me.”

“But, but… but sir…” Dobby seemed to cry even harder, “But sir, why did you let Dobby kill you? You were so good… Waaah… Never, never before has a wizard… Waaah, never before has a wizard spoken to Dobby like this… Waaah, spoken to Dobby as an equal… Waaah, it’s like, it’s like Dobby is, is, is an equal…”

“You and I are equal, Dobi,” Tiera interrupted. “You and I are the same; neither of us is more noble than the other, nor is either of us more lowly.”

“Waaah… sir…” Dobby seemed to cry even harder. “Sir… Dobby, Dobby doesn’t want to hurt you.”

“Oh…no, no, no, I don’t mean for you to hurt me,” Tierra said. “I want you to carry out my orders completely. I want you to carry out every single order, no matter how unreasonable they may be. Can you do that, Dobby?” “But, sir, why?” Dobby asked, crying.

"For the revolution, for the liberation of house-elves, for freedom..." Tierra said, "...for the greater good!"

"Waaah... sir... Dobby, Dobby doesn't want sir to get hurt..." Dobby was already crying his eyes out.

“Injury is necessary, Dobi, injury is necessary, sacrifice is necessary,” Tiera said. “If there is bloodshed, let it begin with me, Tiera.”

After Tyra finished speaking, Dobby burst into the most intense and unpleasant cry Tyra had ever heard.

Dobby cried his heart out, as if he wanted to cry out all the grievances he had suffered in the past.

This made Tiera's conscience a little uneasy...

Oh right, I've lost my conscience.

This made Tiera's heart a little uneasy.

“Sir, sir, you are so great, so great… Waaah…” Dobby tugged at his clothes.

"Pfft—" Dobby sprayed all of his snot and tears onto his new clothes.

Tierra: ...

His heart suddenly stopped racing.

Although that layer of skin has been shed from my body, it is still a part of me.

Seeing Dobby use it to wipe his nose still made Tyella a little...

"Hmm... Dobby..." Tiera patted Dobby's shoulder helplessly—

Dobby nestled into Tiera's arms.

Tierra: ...

After Dobby finally finished crying, the "parasite" was covered in Dobby's snot.

Tiera just couldn't understand it. How could Dobby, such a thin house-elf, spit out so much snot?

When Dobby finally finished crying, Tierra pushed Dobby away from her.

“Dobby, swear an oath,” Tiera said.

“I, I swear,” Dobby said, his voice still trembling with tears. “I, I swear, no matter, no matter what orders Mr. Tierra gives me, I, I will obey.”

"Unconditionally?" Tierra asked again.

“No, do it unconditionally,” Dobby said.

"anything?"

“Anything,” Dobby said.

"The oath is fulfilled." Tiera nodded in satisfaction.

Meanwhile, far away from Hogwarts, in Gilderoy Lockhart's arms—

On the page of the "inheritor's" diary, disguised as a notebook, a line of text suddenly appears:
"Whatever order Tiera gives, Dobby will obey it unconditionally."

At the same time, the "Inheritor's" innate magic, "Gap," is activated.

"Whatever order Tiera gives, Dobby will obey it unconditionally."

This vow is etched into Dobby's spiritual dimension—

This became one of the fundamental viewpoints that constitute the Dobby worldview.

(End of this chapter)