"That's a good idea." Dumbledore nodded.
Harry told him about Hufflepuff's legacy and the Golden Cup.
This time, he also told him about how he and Qiu had obtained Ravenclaw's legacy together. Harry felt that, at the very least, Dumbledore and the four Heads of House were trustworthy.
Well, at least, since Dumbledore was willing to reveal the existence of Horcruxes in front of them, they should be quite trustworthy.
Besides, this also explained why Harry had been so devastatingly effective that night at the Ministry of Magic, though Dumbledore had never asked about it.
"But we're a little short on time now." Dumbledore changed tack. "Breaking the magic without damaging the object itself would take at least a month or two. By then, it'll already be the next school year."
"That makes things a bit tricky..." Harry scratched his head awkwardly. "Cedric won't be at Hogwarts next school year... and I don't know whether Hufflepuff would acknowledge anyone else."
"Although Cedric is indeed outstanding, he isn't necessarily the only suitable candidate. Besides... well, perhaps there will be another opening." Dumbledore shook his head with a smile and did not pursue the subject.
"Harry, the main reason I asked you here tonight was to discuss your escort from the station to Privet Drive tomorrow, as well as the arrangements for the summer holidays."
"Huh?" Harry froze for a moment. He had thought Dumbledore had summoned him to discuss Horcruxes, but it was about arrangements for the summer holidays instead?
"It's like this..." Dumbledore rubbed his temples. "We were supposed to arrange for more people to escort you tomorrow, but, well, there's some trouble at the Ministry of Magic. I'm afraid it will tie up quite a few people."
Harry smacked his lips as something interesting occurred to him.
The Ministry