Tris strongly suspected that Dumbledore knew something, but he had no proof.
Now that Dumbledore had asked, Tris thought for a moment and decided to speak plainly. "Well, I think that although the places Voldemort hid these objects all held some special significance, they were also fairly secure.
"So, if there are others, like the golden cup, they're probably somewhere relatively safe, or somewhere connected to him."
"Safe, and connected to him?" Dumbledore mused. "After graduating from Hogwarts, he worked for a time at a shop in Knockturn Alley."
"Borgin and Burkes?" Remus asked with a frown.
Dumbledore nodded. "But I think that place is very unlikely. For generations, the Burkes have never been the sort of people you could trust or entrust things to. Voldemort was fairly cautious by nature. He probably wouldn't leave something so important in a place like that."
"If we're talking about somewhere safe, it has to be Hogwarts," Harry said.
His expression was rather odd as he said it, though.
Hagrid, the first person he had met upon entering the wizarding world, had told him that Hogwarts was the safest place there was. Yet things had gone wrong one after another during his very first year there.
He hadn't felt safe at all.
His second year had been a little better, but Tris had nearly been abducted right in front of them.
The adults didn't seem to pay much attention to his private misgivings, however. Lupin thought for a moment and said, "Since the Diadem was hidden at Hogwarts, I don't think another one is very likely to be there. But speaking of safety... aside from Hogwarts, the safest place should be..."
"Gringotts?" Ron supplied instinctively.
Nicely done, my dear brother.
Tris secretly shot Ron an approving look. That was exactly what he had