What if Ron was in Hufflepuff, the finale?

Hey, brother!

If y'all have made it this far, I'm assuming you're up with the program.

Here's where we've just left off.

Voldemort has ambushed Harry Ron and Dumbledore in the cave where the locket was supposed to be hidden.

The locket is successfully retrieved, but while Dumbledore had taken a moment to send

the boys off to safety, Voldemort saw his window and attacked, leaving Dumbledore dead in the

boys without a lead on where to find the Hogwarts Horkrocks. And with that in mind, and without

any further ado, let's finish this thing.

The days following Dumbledore's death were some of the most tense Harry had ever experienced.

He was positive that Voldemort would try to attack or infiltrate the castle to try and remove

or double the protections on his horkrucks, whatever it was.

And without Dumbledore's own protections in place, Harry was certain he would be able to

break through, even though the teachers had been busy casting as many protective enchantments

as they could.

Maybe he thinks it's hidden so well he doesn't even need to bother, suggested Ron, who, too,

had been curious about Voldemort's lack of action.

This thought had crossed Harry's mind as well.

Was it possible that Voldemort had discovered a hiding place in the school so secret that

no other student had come across it since he left the school himself?

It felt impossible, and yet Harry

reminded themselves that Voldemort had successfully located the centuries-lost chamber of secrets

...