To Voldemort, whether the moon had come alive or seemed to have grown slightly larger was utterly meaningless.
What he cared about most was that the attacks from Dumbledore, Gellert Grindelwald, and the others had all stopped at that moment.
When the moon became abnormal, it seemed that everyone in the world, including Muggles, would stop moving in unison and raise their heads to look at it, exactly like during the "Paris Region Incident"!
Although Voldemort had also been forced to face the moon, he could readjust himself. He could move freely!
Even the inexplicable connection between him and Harry Potter had completely vanished the moment Harry Potter stopped moving.
The intertwined arcs of golden light dispersed, and darkness returned to the surroundings.
All he needed to do now was adjust his position, then use the Killing Curse on Dumbledore and Gellert Grindelwald to end all of this!
This abnormal moon that had thrown everyone into fear was, to him, his greatest helper instead.
It further confirmed his belief that he, Voldemort, the Dark Lord, was the most special and powerful being in the world!
Otherwise, why was it that when the moon became abnormal, everyone else was unable to move while he alone could move freely?
He had verified this point long ago.
Whether from Durmstrang professors, the Muggles he had used to build the Squib Army, or the once fiercely loyal Barty Crouch Jr., he had received the same answer...
During the "Paris Region Incident," at the moment the moon "opened its eyes," no one could move, not even in the slightest.
Except him!
That one-of-a-kind specialness almost made him burst into laughter.
In fact, he could indeed laugh out loud. Under the influence of the abnormal moon, no one could stop him anymore!
He slowly raised the