With the destruction of all of his Horcruxes, when Voldemort's Killing Curse rebounded and finally ended his life once and for all, his broken and mangled soul was forced to exist in the stunted form Harry saw in King's Cross.
" Something which is beyond either of our help." Voldemort, being ignorant of such a fate along with the importance of his soul's well-being, as well as arrogantly believing that he would not die, ignored the warning and proceeded to attack. When he had returned and stood against Voldemort in Hogwarts's Great Hall, Harry warned him that he had seen what fate awaited Riddle when he finally died, unless he were to attempt to mend his broken soul through remorse. He chose to live, bidding farewell to Dumbledore. Harry was given the choice to return to the world of the living to finally stop Voldemort, or to metaphorically "board a train" and go into the afterlife. He also saw the deceased Albus Dumbledore, and the two had a long talk in which Dumbledore answered many of Harry's questions and told him that he was not actually dead. Harry then saw a stunted whimpering child-like form (the last piece of Voldemort's soul) lying on the ground, for which he felt both pity and revulsion. After putting the clothes on, the mist began to take shape into a copy of King's Cross Station. This wish came true, a short ways away a pile of clean fresh clothes appeared. As he adjusted to his surroundings, he wished to himself that he were clothed. Harry awoke in limbo to find himself lying naked in a formless mist. Īlbus Dumbledore and Harry Potter in limbo What neither he nor Voldemort realised, however, was that when Voldemort used Harry's blood in his resurrection in 1995, he unsuspectingly took Lily Potter's magical protection of Harry into himself as well, thereby tethering Harry's life to his own. On, Harry Potter allowed himself to be struck by a Killing Curse cast by Lord Voldemort in an attempt to protect his friends and loved ones and to destroy the piece of Voldemort's soul that resided within him. Is this real? Or has this been happening inside my head?" Albus Dumbledore: " Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?" - Harry Potter's time spent in limbo
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