A few minutes later everyone was at the great hall.
"Many of you must be wondering why I summon you here at this time of night. It has come to my attention that earlier today Harry and Tracey Potter have appeared." Snape said.
Everyone started whispering.
"Now... should anyone... student or staff attempt to aid Mr. and or Ms. Potter? They will be punished in a manner consistent with the severity of their transcription, further more... Any person found have knowledge of these events... who fails to come forward... will be treated as equally guilty. Another... If anyone in here has any knowledge of Mr. or Ms. Potter's movements this evening. I invite them to step forward. Now!" he said.
Then two people appeared.
"It seems, despite your exhaustive defensive strategies, you still have a security problem, Headmaster." Harry said.
People from the Order appeared with Ron and Hermione. Lilly, James, Sirius and Remus looked at Harry and Tracey in relief and worried at the same time.
"I'm afraid it's quite extensive. How dare you stand where he stood?" Tracey said.
"Tell them how it happened that night? Tell them how you looked him in the eye... A man who trusted you, and killed him." Harry said.
"Tell them!" they shouted together.
Snape pulled out his wand and Harry, Tracey and McGonagall did the same thing. Then she started aiming at him. And he just used a shield charm.
Then he flew away.
"COWARD!" McGonagall yelled.
Harry and Tracey pulled off their cloaks. While McGonagall let off the candles.
A few seconds later Harry's scar started burning.
"Harry?" Tracey said worried.
"Potter?" McGonagall said.
"I know that many of you will want to fight. Some of you might even think to fight is wise. But this is folly. Give me Harry Potter. Do this and none shall be harmed. Give me Harry Potter, and I shall leave Hogwarts untouched. Give me Harry Potter, and you will be rewarded. You have one hour." Voldemort said.
Everyone stood there quietly.
'You're not getting my big, protective brother!' Tracey thought.
"What are you waiting for? Someone grab him!" someone said pointing at him.
Tracey grabbed one of his hand and Ginny grabbed the other while his friends came and stood in front of him or next to him.
"Students out of bed! Students in the corridor!" Mr. Filch yelled.
"They are supposed to be out of bed you bombaling idiot!" McGonagall said.
"Oh, sorry ma'am." he said.
"As it happens, Mr. Filch, Your arrival is most opportune. If you would, I wouldd like you please, to lead Miss Parkinson and the rest of Slytherin house, from the hall." she said.
"Exactly where is it I'll be leading 'em to, ma'am?" he asked.
"The dungeons would do."
After that she looked at Harry and Tracey.
"I assume that you two are here for something important. What is it you need Potters?" McGonagall asked.
"Time Professor. As much as you can give us." Harry said.
She nodded and Harry and Tracey started to leave.
"Potters."
They turned around and looked at her.
"It's good to see you."
"Good to see you to Professor." Tracey said.
When they left the room Hermione called their names.
"Harry! Tracey!"
They turned around and looked at them.
"Hermione and I were thinking, it doesn't matter if we find the Horcrux." Ron said.
"What do you mean?" Harry said.
"Unless we can destroy it. So, we were thinking, well Ron was thinking which is completely brilliant. You destroyed Tom Riddle's diary with a basilisk fang, right?" Hermione said.
He nodded.
"Well, me and Hermione did remind where we might find one." Ron said.
"OK, OK well take this." Harry said handing them the Marauders map. "That way, you can find me when you get back."
"Where are you two going?" Hermione asked.
"The Ravenclaw common room! Gotta start somewhere!" Tracey said with a shrug.
"Harry! Tracey!" Luna said following them.
"Harry, Tracey, I need to talk to you!"
"We're a bit preoccupied at the moment Luna. We'll talk to you later." Tracey said."
"But-"
"Later!" Harry said.
"Harry and Tracey Potter! You listen to me right now!" Luna said.
They looked at her in shock a little.
'Wow, she never does that.' Tracey said.
'I know.' Harry said.
"Do you remember what Cho said about Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem? There is not a person alive who's seen it. It's obvious, isn't it? We have to talk to someone who's dead." she said.
Then they followed Luna to find her. They stopped for a few minutes.
"It's very impressive, isn't it? If you want to find her, you'll find her down there." she said when they got there.
"Aren't you coming?" Harry said.
"No. I think it's best if you three talk alone. She's very shy."
They nodded and walked over to her. When they found her they looked at each other and nodded.
"You're the Grey Lady. The ghost of Ravenclaw tower." Harry said.
"I do not answer to that name!" she said and started to leave.
"No, I'm sorry, we're sorry! It's Helena, isn't it? Helena Ravenclaw, Rowena's daughter." Tracey said.
"Are you friends of Luna's?" Helena asked.
"Yes." They said together.
And she thought you might be able to help us." Harry said.
"You two seek my mother's diadem?" she said.
"Yes. That's right." Tracey said.
"Luna is kind. Unlike so many of the others. But she was wrong, I cannot help you!" she said.
"Wait, please! We want to destroy it!" Harry said.
She froze and turned around.
"I thought you want to do it. Isn't it, Helena? You want it destroyed?" Tracey said.
"Another promised to destroy it many years ago. A strange boy with a strange name?"
"Tom Riddle." Harry and Tracey said together.
"But he lied."
"He lied to many people." Harry said.
"I know what he's done! I know who he is! He defiled it, with dark magic!" she yelled.
"We can destroy it. Once and for all. But only if you tell us where he hid it? You do know where he hid it? Don't you, Helena? You just have to tell us." Tracey said.
"Please!" Harry said.
"Strange! You remind me of him a bit." she started going around Harry.
"It's here, in the castle. In the place where everything is hidden. If you have to ask... you will never know. If you know... you need only ask." she said getting away from him.
"Thank you!" they said together.
Then they headed to where they needed to be.