As Voldemort's words fell, Snape's heart sank as well.
He recalled Dumbledore's warning and could not help feeling that Dumbledore's judgment had been correct after all. Voldemort truly did value Wizet.
Barty Crouch Jr. pursed his lips, his heart filled with confusion. He truly had not expected the Dark Lord to care so much about a student.
Was it because of the injuries the Dark Lord had suffered before?
According to the original plan, the Dark Lord had intended to use the previous opportunity to extend an invitation to all wizards, leading them together toward a brand-new future.
Unexpectedly, Dumbledore had been so insidious and cunning. He had plotted against the Dark Lord, forcing him to alter his plans and head to Azkaban to rescue the imprisoned Death Eaters.
That Wizet Lovegood had been even more despicable. He had actually gathered a large group of Aurors and landed on Azkaban Island before them.
During that process, Wizet Lovegood had even taken advantage of the situation, using extremely cunning methods to hold back the Dark Lord, allowing Dumbledore to catch his breath and completely ruin the Dark Lord's perfect plan.
In the end, not only had the Dark Lord failed to rescue those Death Eaters, but his soul had also suffered severe damage. Only in recent days had he finally recovered.
As for why a plan that had been so perfect had ultimately ended in failure, or why Wizet, merely a student, had been able to hold back the Dark Lord...
Those were all trivial details. Barty Crouch Jr. had no interest in digging into them.
He only knew that Dumbledore and Wizet Lovegood were both deceitful and shortsighted men. That was why they had ruined the Dark Lord's perfect plan and obstructed the great progress of wizardkind.
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