Theodore Nott (bp_theodore) wrote in breaking_point, @ 2010-01-03 18:56:00 |
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Entry tags: | *complete, 2025 01, character: severus snape, dead character: harry potter, dead character: theodore nott, dead character: voldemort |
BOOK: Theo to Voldemort
Who: Theo, Voldemort
Where: Wherever they are
When: January 3
Rating/Warnings:
Summary: Theo gives Voldemort some valuable information (or he hopes not)
My Lord,
I have compiled as much information as I can master on the symbol, just like you asked. Aside from being used by Gellert Grindewald, it is connected to an ancient legend about three powerful artefacts: A wand which is more powerful than any other. A stone which can bring back the dead. And a cloak which renders the wearer invisible even to Death himself.
I've tried to connect the legend to science, but so far only myths has been unravelled. What there is is contradictory and vague. There is no record of there ever being a perfect everlasting invisibility cloak, and until now no one has ever returned from the dead so no such stone can be proven to exist. There is, however, information about wand more powerful than any other. It has many names, but it has a long history, and many owners, the last recent one Harry Potter - or Albus Dumbledore now that he is returned to life. It is impossible to say if they both have it, or if only one of them do, as it might be the case that there are two wands like this in our time.
You yourself once went after the Elder wand (also referred to as the Deathstick or the Wand of Destiny). It is believed that the true owner of the wand is indestructible - though as history has shown many of its owner have been killed or otherwise defeated (Gellert Grindewald being the only one who actually survived as far as records go). Another myth is that to become truly the Master of Death, you need all three in your possession, though as no evidence exist that the other two artefacts has ever existed it is unlikely to be the case.
Let me know if this information is satisfactory. I also want to thank you for the opportunity to take my revenge on my daughter's killer. I will not forget the gesture.
Sincerely,
Theodore Nott