Horcruxes and Deathly Hallows?
Most of the people in the room looked bewildered. The few who had heard of them wore horrified expressions.
"Yes. Yes."
Dumbledore was overcome with excitement, his thin shoulders trembling.
"The Twin Serpent Wand is a Deathly Hallow. Unknown to the public, yet far more ingenious. But how did you see that sentence from Ravenclaw, Gellert?"
Grindelwald shuddered as though struck by lightning, his breathing turning unsteady.
"This is probably true, Albus—"
Grindelwald's emotions also began to stir.
"The exact opposite of a Horcrux. How marvelous. If an object's soul is hidden within a person's soul, then that object cannot be destroyed. Unless that person is destroyed first!"
"Exactly!"
Dumbledore's ringing voice even shook the dust on the beams.
"We misunderstood. Deathly Hallows can never be destroyed, so the Twin Serpent Wand cannot be destroyed either. Yet it also became Voldemort's Horcrux. Oh, those legendary wizards must have foreseen this. They allowed it to happen. But why?!"
Dumbledore strode back and forth before the stone wall, carrying himself like a warrior!
"The Twin Serpent Wand cannot be destroyed. It bears Herpo's will, so Herpo left it behind in order to... in order to regain his freedom. Oh, perhaps that's it! Amosta said Voldemort was unimportant; Herpo was what mattered. Because only by killing Herpo could the Twin Serpent Wand be destroyed. This is a conspiracy. Herpo, Merlin, and the Four Founders devised a conspiracy centered around Amosta."
The sparkle had completely returned to Dumbledore's bright blue eyes. He breathed rapidly.
"What is so special about Amosta? Why... why is he at the center of this conspiracy? Think. Think quickly. Amosta... oh!"
Dumbledore abruptly stopped again, his face full of disbelief.
"That's right. The world where Ariana knew Amosta... the world of death. Yes, Amosta said there