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Voldemort's face was contorted with envy, jealousy, and hatred.

Why didn't he think of seeking the legacy of the four founders of Hogwarts?

Such a good thing, and it's just been given to this little wizard for nothing.

He even suspected that the little witch who had previously beaten him so badly had also received the inheritance of one of the founders.

Otherwise, there's no way to explain why Hermione's magic was so bizarre; Voldemort had never heard of magic like this before.

Little did he know that he was completely wrong.

Hermione's magic doesn't belong to this world, so it's normal that he hasn't seen it before.

The thought that Ravenclaw's crown and Slytherin's locket were in Zicomo's possession suddenly made Voldemort feel uneasy.

I heard there was a theft at Gringotts recently. Could it be that Zicomo took his Hufflepuff Cup too?

Zicomo's subsequent actions confirmed Voldemort's suspicions.

He leaned close to Voldemort's ear and said, "I've also taken the Hufflepuff Cup that you kept in Gringotts vault!"

"As for the Hufflepuff legacy, I haven't looked for it yet. How about I tell you when I find it?"

"No, you were probably already dead by then, so I can't tell you about this anymore."

This matter was not exactly honorable, and Zicomo didn't want too many people to know about it.

Therefore, he spoke at a volume that only he and Voldemort could hear.

Although some people may already know it in their hearts.

After all, there aren't many people in the entire wizarding world who can sneak into Gringotts undetected.

Zicomo's fight against Voldemort continues.

He took out the Resurrection Stone ring and showed it to Voldemort, saying, "Marvolo... [unintelligible]..."

"But there's something you definitely don't know."

Zicomo pointed to the symbol above and said, "This is not the crest of your Gaunt family, but the symbol of the Three Deadly Relics."

"You've definitely heard the legend of the Three Deadly Sacred Relics. This stone is the legendary Resurrection Stone."

"Although in legends, those resurrected by the resurrection stone are only pessimistic and will drive the summoner to madness."

"But what if these side effects can be eliminated? After all, none of us know the true purpose of the resurrection stone."

There is actually no way to eliminate the side effects, since the resurrection stone does not actually revive people.

Zicomo was just talking nonsense on purpose to mess with Voldemort's mentality.

Voldemort, who was always pursuing immortality, was certainly aware of the Deathly Hallows.

He desired these three sacred artifacts more than anyone else.

Especially the invisibility cloak and the resurrection stone.

An invisibility cloak can evade the Grim Reaper's gaze; as long as one is not discovered by the Grim Reaper, it is equivalent to avoiding death.

As for the resurrection stone, its function is self-evident from its name.

The thought that he had turned the Resurrection Stone into a Horcrux and then left it in the Gaunt family's old house made him feel uneasy.

Voldemort wanted to go back in time and slap his past self twice.

Why did he have to turn the Resurrection Stone into a Horcrux?

If only I had paid attention back then and carried the resurrection stone with me.

It shouldn't have come to this, where even resurrection takes so much effort, and we've been tricked by someone.

Not only was his body transformed into something neither human nor snake, but he was also beaten into this terrible state by Hermione.

Seeing Voldemort's devastated state, Zicomo smiled with pleasure.

This is the consequence of his arrogance in front of me.

However, Voldemort was, after all, the Dark Lord, and villains like him who were about to do great things generally had a strong mentality.

Voldemort quickly recovered from the mix of negative emotions, including regret, resentment, and despair.

At this moment, he remained expressionless and stopped speaking.

He seemed to have resigned himself to his fate, but only he knew what he was really thinking.

Zicomo just listed five of his Horcruxes, and all of them have been destroyed.

But Voldemort did not despair, because he still had two Horcruxes.

One of them was made in the Albanian forest before he returned to the British wizarding world last year.

He hid it in a place where no one but himself knew.

The other one is Harry.

Yes, Voldemort has discovered that Harry is also one of his Horcruxes.

After Hermione's beating, he stopped being arrogant and cocky.

In addition, Zicomo mentioned the Horcruxes, which he then carefully sensed.

Voldemort was astonished to discover that a fragment of his soul also resided within Harry.

Chapter 256 The Meaning of the Seven Horcruxes, Harry Takes on a Huge Turn of Events

After realizing that Harry was also one of his Horcruxes, Voldemort did not make a fuss.

He remained expressionless and unmoved, as if he had already resigned himself to his fate.

However, Zicomo saw through Voldemort's plan.

He said slowly, "What? Have you given up? Or do you think you still have a chance to turn things around?"

“I only listed five of your Horcruxes,” Zicomo continued, “but you should have more than that, shouldn’t you?”

Zicomo's words made Voldemort realize something was wrong.

Voldemort thought to himself, "Does Zicomo even know how many Horcruxes I have?"

Zicomo's next words confirmed his suspicions.

"7 is a very magical number, isn't it? The musical scale cycles from 1 to 7. God created the world in seven days, and the seven-pointed star is the most elusive and manipulable magic circle in the mysticism."

"And, symbolizing the seven deadly sins of humanity—the Seven Deadly Sins!"

Zicomo looked directly at Voldemort and said, "You've separated the seven original sins from your own soul, haven't you?"

"A diary that symbolizes arrogance, recording the discrimination of the noble 'purebreds' against the 'mudbloods'."

"A locket that symbolizes jealousy can disturb one's mind and arouse suspicion in the wearer."

"A crown symbolizing laziness, though it may increase the wearer's wisdom, is it not also a form of laziness that takes shortcuts?"

"A ring symbolizing greed, the desire to resurrect the dead, is undoubtedly the most greedy wish."

"And the golden cup that symbolizes the realm of color, I heard that you used your beauty to bewitch the old woman Hepzba, that distant descendant of the Hufflepuffs?"

"Tsk tsk, you really have some heavy tastes."

Zicomo's analysis stunned Voldemort.

He himself hadn't considered this possibility.

Voldemort simply believed that the number 7 could grant him immortality and help him succeed.

As Zicomo said, he simply believes the number 7 has some kind of magic.

Moreover, splitting his soul into seven pieces was already the limit for Voldemort; any more would cause his soul to become unstable.

Without this restriction, Voldemort might have created even more Horcruxes.

After all, Voldemort was unparalleled in the wizarding world when it came to surviving.

Under Voldemort's shocked gaze, Zicomo continued, "I have already dealt with all the Horcruxes mentioned above, which means that you still have the soul fragments of the two original sins, Wrath and Gluttony, left."

“I don’t know where gluttony is, but I know rage very well.”

With that, Zicomo walked behind Harry and pushed him forward.

"This is it."

Harry was completely bewildered. How did he end up being the subject of this gossip again?

Also, what do you mean by "this is it"?

Harry pointed at himself and asked, "Zicomo, you don't mean to say that I'm the Horcrux that represents rage, do you?"

Zicomo nodded and said, "Hmm, your impulsive nature when you get angry is probably influenced by this."

Of course, the one who truly symbolizes rage is Voldemort himself.

After becoming the Dark Lord, he became capricious, tyrannical, and cruel, treating human life as worthless.

This perfectly matches the characteristics of rage.

It is impossible for a person to completely rid themselves of the seven deadly sins.