Tonks Finds Draco

"The resentment and the Dementors have disappeared?"

"Azkaban can hardly be considered a prison anymore?" Harry's pupils dilated slightly upon hearing Draco's words.

Dementors are beings that cannot be killed, but can only be banished by the Patronus Charm; they are a non-existent aggregate of negative emotions that cannot be considered life.

They are fungal-like magical phenomena born from human emotions.

The only way to get rid of Dementors is to avoid causing prolonged and continuous deaths in dark, dirty places.

But even if the Dementors' breeding ground—resentment—was turned into firewood by Voldemort using some unknown magic, those Dementors wouldn't disappear so quickly.

It's worth noting that the Dementors, which were created in the 15th century by the evil wizard Ekstasis who tortured and killed the Muggle he captured, still existed in the 17th century when Damocles Rowle was elected Minister for Magic.

Furthermore, the framework of Tartarus magic originates from the concept of Azkaban as a wizarding prison, and Rowle, as descendants who facilitated the creation of this prison, can borrow it.

Even if the Dementors and the vengeful spirits are gone, the framework should still be there.

But in Draco's words, while wizards in the Britain Wizarding World still considered Azkaban to be a wizarding prison, the framework disappeared.

You should know that even destroying the entire island wouldn't achieve this.

Harry couldn't fathom how Voldemort had managed to do it.

"Voldemort must have obtained the secret of this magic from Rowle."

"Haven't you noticed? Not a single Rowle has ever joined the Death Eaters," Ron said.

Ryan, who was reading with Luna in the common room, nodded.

That's true. In the original timeline, when Voldemort was resurrected and took over the entire Britain wizarding world, it was only then that Dorfin Rowle from the Rowle Family joined the Death Eaters.

"Wait, could it be that Voldemort is being resurrected, and he is now Azkaban?"

"He might not have been able to master the entire magic of Tartarus before, because he wasn't Rowle."

"But now, because he has no body, he has taken on the form of Dementors, resentment, or something else."

"The disappearance of that island in Azkaban may mean that it has become an integral part of Voldemort!"

"That explains it. Azkaban is no longer the name of that castle, but part of a living thing," Harry said suddenly.

"How could that be?"

"That's an island," Ron and Draco said separately.

"I didn't expect that either."

"But isn't Hagrid the best example right now?"

"You might not realize it, but from my perspective, Hagrid is the Forbidden Forest." Harry excitedly took a few steps forward.

"How can this be considered a positive development?"

"Wouldn't that make Voldemort even stronger?"

"Look at Hagrid, he's clearly different now." Ron was still not quite convinced.

"They're hoping Voldemort will come back to life!"

"You may not know this, but only a resurrected Voldemort can be truly killed," Harry said, drawing his wand and waving it.

Silence immediately enveloped them; the sounds of the wind, the rustling of leaves, and the faint sounds of playful fighting in the distance all vanished.

"Is this true?" Draco looked at Harry was using magic to prevent their voices from being heard.

Ron's eyes widened, and he even took a few steps back.

"Yes, Voldemort used an evil magic to transform himself into a state even worse than a ghost, forcibly keeping him in the human world."

"As long as he doesn't come back to life, no matter how much time passes, whether it's a thousand years or a hundred years, Voldemort could still come back to life."

"Everything Dumbledore and his men did was to truly resurrect Voldemort."

"While the advantages are currently on our side."

"Will Voldemort be very strong this time after he's been resurrected?"

"But what about our side?"

"Dumbledore, Hagrid, the young Voldemort, and the Ministry of Magic, united like never before, controlling the Daily Prophet, the mouthpiece of the Britain wizarding world," Harry explained.

"This is an open conspiracy, Voldemort certainly knew it, but he couldn't help it, couldn't help but activate this ritual that would make him even more powerful after his resurrection," Draco continued.

He was convinced, and he also thought that Harry's guess was probably correct.

"Developing in a positive direction" means that Voldemort has been resurrected.

"Alright, Draco, didn't you say there was one more thing?"

"I hope this is a good thing." Ron was feeling the pressure.

In his view, everything is moving in a better direction.

But if what Harry said is true, Voldemort might be resurrected when he opens his eyes tomorrow.

By then, his business, his relationship with Lavender, and his peaceful daily life studying at Hogwarts might all be gone forever.

"Should I try another time?" Draco noticed that something was wrong with Ron.

Even Harry acted a bit strange.

"You should tell me," Harry sighed.

Voldemort's impending resurrection clearly coincides with his agreement with Ryan to retrieve the Resurrection Stone next year.

Even the worst news can no longer move him.

"You all know, right? I've said it before."

"This wedding banquet is more of Pure-blood party among the entire Britain wizarding community than an engagement party."

"Many wizarding families that do not associate with each other or have differing views attended the banquet in preparation for the return of the Squib to his family."

"My mother's sister, Tonks, the daughter of Aunt Andromeda was expelled from the Black House tree, was in the party."

"She found me on Sunday night, the night the party was almost over," Draco sighed.

"Does Tonks' family object to him being with Lupin?"

"That shouldn't be the case."

"Tonks' mother married Muggle-born wizard for love."

"So what if Lupin is Werewolf?"

"And isn't Lupin's wolf-like condition cured now?"

"Lupin also has a respectable job—an associate professor at Hogwarts." Harry's expression immediately changed.

"Not Tonks and her family."

"It's from Lupin's side."

"He is unwilling to see Tonks again."

"So much so that Tonks even found me."

"She hopes to meet with Lupin through me." Draco's tone gradually turned angry.

It's obvious that this is aimed at Lupin.

"But he just promised my sister on Saturday that he would get along well with Tonks." Ron was puzzled.

"Perhaps Lupin has been busy lately."

"After all, he has only just learned Fenrir Greyback."

"Maybe in a while we'll hear the news of Lupin and Tonks' engagement," Harry said with a forced smile.

However, his intuition told him that his idea was wrong.