Hogwarts: I am Voldemort.

Chapter 148 The Dark Lord's Chat Time
When Draco saw Hermione and his father, he was completely stunned.

Except for essential workers, no Muggles had ever entered the manor as guests.

For a moment, he even felt insulted.

But when he saw his father walking into the castle with Professor Quirrell, he sensibly held back the evil words that he almost blurted out.

"Hermione, long time no see." Draco, who knew how to judge the situation, stepped forward to say hello.

To tell the truth, it was the first time Hermione knew that Draco could still be human.

"Long time no see." Hermione said, "Professor Quirrell invited me to visit the wizard's house. I used to be a little curious about your lives."

"Welcome to Malfoy Manor, which has a history of more than 800 years." Draco's words were full of pride and pride, and everyone could hear it.

"How about you take Hermione to visit your castle?" Voldemort said to Draco, and then looked at Mr. Granger, "Mr. Granger can stay with us for a while, come on Already have dinner before leaving."

Hermione didn't want to go because she had a lot of questions and wanted Voldemort to answer her.

But the adults were there, and obviously they would not give her time alone with Voldemort, so she chose to remain silent.

"Okay, Professor." Draco said honestly, and then invited Hermione to visit the castle.

And Voldemort took Mr. Granger, Lucius and others into the study.

Several people chatted, during which Lucius called his wife, met with the guests, and told the house elves to prepare the dinner.

Mr. Granger obviously cherished this opportunity. He raised many doubts in his heart, and Voldemort patiently answered them one by one, while Lucius was puzzled by Voldemort's behavior...

What's the point of being a Muggle?

"Professor Quirrell, I don't understand why you left Hogwarts. After all, I heard from Hermione that you are a very good professor. That would be a pity for the students."

After his curiosity passed, Mr. Granger was finally able to chat normally.

"My own spell hurt me and it took a while to recuperate."

Voldemort said, "Also, I don't agree with Albus - Albus is Dumbledore, that's his name - and I don't think we'll be able to get back together again."

"Why?" Mr. Granger asked puzzled, "I heard from Hermione that Albus is also a great wizard."

Voldemort nodded in agreement, and then thought for a while and said, "He is somewhat like the Conservative Party in your world, who wants the world to remain unchanged, or... to change within a controllable range, while some of us don't like that. think."

When the topic came to this point, Lucius and Old Nott suddenly regained their spirits. They looked at each other and began to pay attention to their chat...

Since Voldemort's return, he hasn't elaborated on his ideas. Although the two don't know why Voldemort chatted with a Muggle, they can't go wrong if they listen to the Dark Lord's thoughts.

"Radicals?" Granger asked in surprise.

As a dentist in the middle and upper class of society, Mr. Granger himself tends to be conservative in the Muggle world, but he is a little afraid of radicals - those people always cause trouble, don't they?
"You can say that." Voldemort nodded, and asked rhetorically, "Remember the law of secrecy that protects wizards I told you about?"

"Remember..." As soon as Mr. Granger said a word, he was attracted by the gasping two people. He asked them suspiciously, "Is there any problem?"

Lucius and Old Nott shook their heads immediately, their eyes full of fear...

My goodness, Your Majesty the Dark Lord, you always talk about pure blood, killing Muggles is fine, can we not mention the Great Demon Lord?

The terror of the Dark Lord once enveloped the whole of England, so he must be a terrifying existence.

But the horror of that one enveloped the whole of Europe, and even North America was affected by it. From the point of view of destructive power...

Ginger, sure enough, is still old and spicy.

"They were frightened by a senior, Mr. Granger, don't worry about it." Voldemort said with a smile, looking at the two beside him with deep eyes.

"Senior...someone has already done this?" Mr. Granger said in surprise.

"Yes, it's a pity that it failed." Voldemort put away his smile and said, "Dumbledore defeated him."

Granger was silent, and he didn't know what to say for a while, because the two people next to him were too serious, and Professor Quirrell, who had a sullen face, seemed a little scary to him.

"But it's all over. The person who determined to change everything has no chance to come out again."

Voldemort smiled warmly again, looked at Granger and said, "What do you think will happen if wizards lift the secrecy law and come into contact with the Muggle world?"

Granger froze for a moment, then shook his head with a wry smile and said, "I don't know."

Voldemort turned his head casually, looking at Lucius and Old Nott: "What do you think? Can wizards and Muggles coexist peacefully?"

The two glanced at each other quickly, not daring to answer for a moment.

"Small chat, talk about it, it's all right." Voldemort said gently.

"Um... I don't think so, Muggles..." Lucius glanced at Granger, hesitated for a moment, put away his thoughts, and simply said, "I don't think it's necessary."

Voldemort nodded, and looked back at old Nott.

"I'll listen to you." After Old Nott replied, he saw Lucius staring at him with wide-eyed eyes.

There has never been a moment like this, which made Lucius feel that Old Nott was smarter than himself...

"If I remember correctly, Lucius, your ancestors followed William I." Voldemort asked.

"Yes." Lucius immediately became proud. "It is because of the heroic performance of our ancestors in the Norman Conquest that we were given this land and manor."

Mr. Granger showed a surprised expression. He really didn't expect that the Malfoy family had such a history.

"What makes me curious is..." Voldemort looked at him, frowning and wondering, "Is William I a wizard?"

Malfoy: ...

Old Turner: ...

Granger:? ? ?

"No...not." Lucius clenched his fists and lowered his head.

There was a smile on the corner of Voldemort's mouth, Malfoy, who was not proud, made him very happy.

"Wizards need to find a new way of getting along with Muggles, children."

Voldemort looked at his two Death Eaters, and said softly, "Although I haven't figured out what it should be like, before that, put away all pride and complacency."

"Yes." Both Lucius and Old Nott stood up and replied respectfully.

Granger was surprised for a moment, then hesitantly stood up together, and bowed his head to Voldemort like the two of them.

"My friend, you don't have to do this." Voldemort stepped forward to support him and said with a smile.

This Mr. Granger is quite cute... Voldemort thought to himself.

(End of this chapter)