When Harry took out the Horcrux, everyone was still somewhat surprised, even though he had already told them about it.
"We spent so long looking for the Horcrux, and you found it so easily. This really is..." Emmeline Vance gazed at the pendant bearing the Lestrange family crest, her face full of emotion.
"Perhaps this is fate." Dumbledore did not seem particularly surprised. "Prophecies cannot be trusted entirely, but sometimes they do offer a little guidance."
"Well, only you could be so philosophical about it, Albus." Emmeline smiled and shook her head. "Then what do we do next? Or do you think Voldemort has another Horcrux?"
"It's very unlikely." Dumbledore shook his head. "Judging by Harry and his friends' account, Voldemort's security measures for this Horcrux were several levels tighter.
"In fact, without a whole series of accidents, we might not have found it even with the Book of Dreams. Putting together even one such elaborate arrangement would have been quite difficult for Voldemort. I don't think he could have created more in the limited time available."
"You're always right. I hope this time is no exception." Elphias Doge nodded at his words.
"Then what comes next?" Dedalus Diggle looked at the Horcrux. "Do we destroy it now, or wait until we next encounter Voldemort?"
"Hmm, perhaps we should wait? I'm not entirely certain whether Voldemort has placed any special marks on it this time." As Dumbledore spoke, his finger flicked gently, and the necklace floated into the air.
Dumbledore carefully avoided touching it as he examined it. "After all, his Horcruxes have already been destroyed several times. I wouldn't be at all surprised if Voldemort had placed an alarm spell on this one. Once he discovers it's been destroyed, he'll simply make another. None of us wants to go