"How should I put it? It really was a coincidence, because I was also going to Godric's Hollow next. Voldemort had arranged for me to guard that place and wait for their arrival."
"This wasn't a coincidence. Voldemort must have anticipated something in advance, or perhaps he had already stolen some intelligence from Harry's mind."
Jon spoke in a low voice.
"What I asked you to do is probably connected to this operation as well. I hope you can help me send some memories into that child's mind. Part of that child's memories is stored within the fragment of soul Voldemort split off back then. You're a Horcrux too, so you should know how to open it."
"But what would be the point of doing that?
"I mean, whether it's what you did before or what you need me to do now, none of it seems to have any real purpose. If this is related to what you're trying to do, then honestly, I can't see much of a connection either. Your power is already so great. Why not just kill Voldemort directly?"
"Kill him? Of course, it would be best if I could kill him directly. But as long as Harry lives, Voldemort won't die. I can't kill Harry just to kill Voldemort, can I? The day they duel at Hogwarts will be the day everything begins anew. I've made all the preparations and am waiting for that day to arrive. Oh, and your rebirth will be on that day too, so don't be impatient. Let's look forward to it together."
In the end, Nagini merely glanced at him and said nothing more about the matter.
She left.
"Do you know what to do now?"
Watching her departing back, Jon asked Hermione.
"There's nothing I need to do, right?