Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 342 The Power of the Golden Cup (Third Update)

This time, upon entering the world of Harry Potter, Jerry did not use his contract slots to contract those ferocious dragons, but instead chose to contract Dementors.

The main reason is that while fire dragons are indeed powerful, they are also very easy targets. In a magical world, they would be perfect, but in a modern society like Marvel, they would be easily targeted and hit by modern high-tech weapons.

Given the fire dragon's defense, it will definitely be difficult to kill, but it will certainly be injured. The fire dragon has high magic resistance, so healing magic will be difficult to use, and healing will be quite troublesome.

He doesn't plan to start a war now, so he can make a contract with the powerful magical creature, the fire dragon, later.

Unlike Dementors, modern weapons and most magic and supernatural abilities are essentially ineffective against them.

Although their attacks are not very strong or fatal, they have strong control abilities!

If he encounters a truly formidable enemy, he can release over thirty Dementors to control them all at once, and then he can easily defeat them by focusing all his attacks.

So even when he saw the enormous Ukrainian Iron-Belly Dragon in the Gringotts underground vault, he only glanced at it a few more times in surprise before flying towards vault number 707, Lestrange.

"There are quite a few defensive spells here!"

Seeing the protective magic on the door of Vault 707, Jerry immediately drew his magic-dispelling sword, instantly dismantling all the protective spells with a single strike.

Without any protective magic, a simple unlocking spell easily opened the vault door.

"Wow, they're really rich!"

The moment the vault was opened, Jerry was almost blinded by the golden light reflected from inside.

The vault was filled with countless Galleons, gems, and various goblin-made swords, helmets, shields, and other treasures of immense value in the wizarding world.

At the very top of all these items was a gleaming golden cup, Hufflepuff's cup, one of Voldemort's Horcruxes.

Without touching the treasures that were afflicted with the Fire Curse and the Replication Curse, Jerry flew directly over and grabbed the Golden Cup first. Then, with a "Ten Thousand Curses End" spell, he broke the Fire Curse and the Replication Curse on the treasures below and used his mind to control the magic to put them all into the box space.

He then closed the vault door and reapplied the protective magic that had been on it before.

As long as the vault door remains closed, no one will know that the treasure inside has vanished.

The last few members of the Lestrange family are currently inside his spatial box, so it's unlikely that anyone will discover this secret anytime soon.

After quietly returning to his room at the Leaky Cauldron, Jerry immediately entered the box space and sealed Voldemort's soul from the golden cup inside a Russian nesting doll.

As for the Golden Cup's abilities, he didn't spend much time figuring them out.

Because it's really simple.

The Golden Cup is a magical artifact created by Helga Hufflepuff, a witch who loves food. Its power is that it can instantly conjure up any food or drink you can think of.

In principle, magic cannot directly create food, because that does not conform to the most basic Gump transformation law.

Despite their powerful magic, Hufflepuff was unable to break this rule.

However, Jerry's research revealed that Hufflepuff's transformation magic on the golden cup was actually a clever trick.

The golden cup doesn't permanently conjure food; it merely transforms the air inside into the desired food or drink. Once consumed, this food or drink will soon revert back to air.

In principle, the food and drinks in the golden cup are only for you to taste and cannot actually be used to fill your stomach.

Therefore, even if the golden cup can conjure up countless amounts of food and water when you have no food or water, you will still starve and die of thirst no matter how much you eat.

However, from another perspective, it is definitely a boon for dieters.

Jerry even thought that Hufflepuff created it to satisfy its appetite.

The next day, everything was calm, and there was no major news of a theft at Gringotts.

Clearly, the fairies were unaware of Jerry's actions last night.

Jerry had left the Leaky Cauldron early on and, using his charcoal abilities, found Little Hangleton Village. About four or five miles from Little Hangleton Village, he discovered his destination—Gaunt's Old House.

It was here that Voldemort, in his sixth year, used the Killing Curse to kill his father, grandfather, and grandmother. He then used Marvolo Gaunt's ring, which contained the Resurrection Stone, to create a second Horcrux and alter his uncle's memories, making his uncle take the blame for everything.

Now, the ring is in that dilapidated old house, surrounded by tall nettles, right in front of us.

A moment later, with the help of the magic sword, Jerry quickly broke through the various defensive and concealed spells left by Voldemort and obtained the last Horcrux in the underground storage room of the old house.

Using Apparition to return to the Leaky Cauldron, Jerry sealed Voldemort's last fragment of soul inside a Russian nesting doll.

From then on, Voldemort's original soul, his diary, his diadem, Harry's remnant soul, his locket, his golden cup, and his ring—a total of seven souls of Voldemort—were all sealed inside Russian nesting dolls.

As a result, Jerry gained quite a few little red stars.

Jerry threw away the ring, took out the Deathly Hallows Resurrection Stone from it, examined it briefly, and then put it away.

In his view, the so-called resurrection stone that could bring people back to life was nothing more than a useless trifle.

He felt that the resurrection stone did not actually pull the souls of the dead back from hell, but merely created a virtual image based on the user's memories.

The second of the three brothers may have committed suicide because he couldn't accept the truth after discovering it.

December 25, 1993, Christmas Day, noon, in the auditorium on the first floor.

Dumbledore, McGonagall, Snape, Sprout, Flitwick, Trelawney, Sirius Black, Filch, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and two other first-year students and one fifth-year student—a total of fourteen people—sat at a long table.

"Merry Christmas!"

Dumbledore picked up a large silver firecracker and handed it to Snape, indicating that he should open it before the meal.

Snape, expressionless, pursed his lips. Although somewhat reluctant, he took it and prepared to reach out and rip it apart.

Just then, a figure pulling a suitcase, with snowflakes still clinging to their clothes, appeared at the entrance of the auditorium:

"I wonder if I missed Christmas lunch!"

"Jerry!"

Upon seeing the figure at the door, Hermione jumped up from her seat in surprise and rushed over.

"How did you get back?"

"That's all thanks to Knight Bus for not taking a day off during Christmas!"

Jerry let go of Hermione and replied with a smile.

Snape, who had been sitting expressionless, looked at Jerry and Hermione in front of him and a fatherly smile appeared on his face. He then casually pulled the silver firecracker.

(End of this chapter)