Hogwarts 1991

Chapter 391 Voldemort's Notes ([-])

After research and demonstration, I found that the flow rate ratio between the time in this space and the normal time in the outside world is: 5 minutes (between 10 minutes) and 1 minute,

The specific conversion ratio is constantly changing with the magic tide and the cycle of the full moon.

(...)
"No wonder, no wonder!" Ron exclaimed in surprise, "But how do you get out of this damn place?"

"Keep reading! Ron." Hermione muttered dissatisfied.

(...)
Unexpectedly, this legend is true.

For many centuries, there have been many rumors and reports about the space debris in the cracks of the world. Even the ancient spells such as [Untraceable Stretching Curse] are said to have been created by imitating the specific laws of space debris.

I only know that the only piece of real space debris is the one at King's Cross Station,
But that was just a piece of abandoned space debris, but it could neither allow people to break through the boundaries of magic like in medieval myths and legends, nor could it provide sufficient magic power as a source of magic power.

In the end, it was only used by those idiots from the Ministry of Magic to build a useless magical secret place in the Muggle city, and it became the stop of the magic train that arranges to pick up little wizards every year.

(Tom Riddle's handwriting is getting more and more sloppy here, looking very angry)
(As several people read on, the handwriting became more and more scribbled, crazy, and even mixed with contempt for Muggles, half-blood wizards, and stupid people from time to time, especially officials from the Ministry of Magic and some classmates and professors. There are also some notes about Voldemort's bloody experiments on some magical creatures, trying to curse his classmates, and transforming some magical creatures in the Forbidden Forest...)
Between the lines, they knew that when Tom Riddle left notes when he first entered this space, he was only in the fourth grade, not much older than them.

However, in some description fragments in the notes, there is a bloody smell in the words that does not value life, but it makes people feel extremely chilly.

Seeing this, Ron and Harry turned his head a few times and didn't want to watch it, but Tom Riddle's extremely unconventional views on the relationship between Muggles and wizarding worlds, as well as his outrageous and deviant views on all kinds of magic constituted a strange and fresh attraction.

Or maybe that's why he was able to attract so many followers.

However, Harry and the others still couldn't understand Voldemort and the Death Eaters' hatred for Muggles and wizards who weren't pure blood.

It's not the Middle Ages now.

McGuffin also remembered that in his previous life, there were so many evidences of the bloody cruelty of World War II, and human lives were like grass, but he still couldn't stop some idiots from being obsessed with World War II, the Republic of China, Hong Kong, and slavery.

(Regarding this dimension, the information recorded on the scrolls is intermittent. The texture and color of the ink used for the information written on the scrolls are also different one after another. It can be seen that these scrolls were not written at the same time.)
McGuffin even saw Voldemort's research descriptions on [Blood Curse], ancient magic, Fiendfire, [Insomnia] and [Ava Pit Melon Curse] Unforgivable Curse.

There seems to be no clues about [Horcrux], but it is also expected, this thing is too important to Voldemort, it is impossible for him to write about it casually, let alone let his servant Quirrell study and watch it.

Now that I think about it, the thing about the [Blood Curse] was probably taught to Quirrell through these scrolls here.

Hermione and the others raised their eyebrows after seeing the description of [Blood Curse], and looked at each other knowingly, without saying anything, they skipped it and continued reading.

(...)
Regarding the study of this space, the study of this magical building similar to a spectacle is too unexpected.

Maybe I can touch the ceiling of the magic limit without using the black magic transformation to increase the magic power.

(...)
In two months, I will be graduating from here. Although I tried my best to find the legends of Hufflepuffs - [Cultivation Garden] and [World Tree], I still don't have the slightest clue.

It seems that the legend of [Adult (World Tree)] is just the self-consolation of those Hufflepuff idiots.

From the dean to the students of Hufflepuff's college, they are all stupid and unreliable idiots. They should not stay in this college than Gryffindor's idealistic, morally superior idiots.

Hogwarts needs some cleansing.

Perhaps one day the [Chamber of Secrets] will still be opened... The monument I created may one day lead other little wizards to follow my track to carry out Slytherin's career.

But... According to the legend, the secrets left by the Big Four seem to be just like this.

There is only a big basilisk in the [Chamber of Secrets], and a copy of Slytherin's own [Magical Creature Bloodline Synthesis Experiment Record Letter]. After making 'that thing', that place is useless.

Gryffindor's [Old Classroom] is even more of a joke. The methods left by the Big Four to break through the boundaries of magic are either just wild guesses, or the seedlings of the World Tree—this is even more ridiculous, and it is something that Hufflepuff idiots can do.

Perhaps the only thing that is useful is this 【Endless Library】.

Of course, it might be more appropriate to call it [Endless Labyrinth].

(Seeing this, Harry thought of the disaster last year, the six-armed and three-headed monster, the earth-shattering explosion... he thought of the evil, handsome 60-year-old boy student union president Tom Riddle, which made him feel that this thing was very dangerous, and he wanted to prevent several people from continuing to read it, but hesitated again, especially when faced with the dilemma of not being able to escape here. After hesitating for a moment, he still chose to continue reading, although reading these words gave him a splitting headache.)
(...)
Hogwarts is mine.

--this is mine.

Only I am worthy...

Damn Dumbledore!
How dare he!
And Dippet!
How dare you reject me, the future greatest wizard of all time... this arrogant and stubborn old stubborn...

The future of the wizarding world will eventually belong to me!

(The fury of Voldemort's text almost tore through the thick parchment)

Dippet, that idiot... Dumbledore immediately changed his words... who is the headmaster of the magic school... an idiot whose power has been emptied.

What... I'm too young to be a Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.

A joke, more than half of the professors at Hogwarts are useless, and the rest are idiots comparable to Muggle Squibs...

This is also good, it is more conducive to my research, by exploring magic around the world and conducting various experiments... I will push my magic to an unprecedented level.

This would prove the absurdity of Dumbledore's persistent argument:
like? ...that idiotic stuff - how does it compare to my magic?
Just wait, the name Voldemort will resound throughout the world.

(The McGuffins skipped most of the dark and cruel thoughts of revenge, and looked directly at the most important part)
During the last few days of leaving Hogwarts, I accelerated my research on the space debris of this world——

I also communicated with Borgin-Bock through letters, and also inquired about the name of this space debris——

Möbius ring,
The place of endless space and time, the place of beginning and end.

——The legendary resting place of the dead, part of the purgatory world.

However, these ancient wizard myths are true and false, and only some fragments have been handed down.

But it also made me understand how Ravenclaw transformed the space debris in the cracks of this world into this.

She was only modified according to the characteristics contained in the original space fragments, or in other words, she possessed magic.

And it is certain that the Big Four, the first batch of students at Hogwarts, and even the entire Ravenclaw family were involved.

The use must be group casting, so this kind of spectacle can be built.

However, the most important thing is why Rowena Ravenclaw spent a lot of money to build this secret space.

It can't be to leave an endless treasure house of knowledge for the convenience of future generations.

joke!Each of the Big Four is a qualified wizard, and there is no such naive idea at all.

Rumor has it that even wizards like Hufflepuff coaxed their students to cultivate the World Tree together to break through the boundaries of magic, not to mention Rowena Ravenclaw, the smartest of the four?
It seems that she wants to break through the boundaries of magic by building a small world and 'creating the world' according to various magic knowledge and spells.

Still, it looks like a failure.

But she placed the entrance of this space in the library, and used the Moss Ubi Ring as a puzzle that wizards would never understand, and also set the method of leaving as a puzzle of the Mos Ubi Ring, which shows that she does not want any incompetent people like cats and dogs to insult this space and this knowledge.

Only a suitable successor can inherit everything here and continue to explore the glory of magic.

Of course, only I am the proper successor.

Damn Dumbledore!
(...)
(What follows is a lot of Tom Riddle narcissistic topics, saying that he will eventually come back to rule Hogwarts Castle, and explore this school that hides the mysteries of magic... In addition, there are some fragmentary magic researches on the side,...the exploration of space, and other explorations and researches on black magic, magic boundaries, and black witchcraft magic transformation.)
"So, the exit is at the upper staircase." Ron said, looking up at the ring staircase.

"Impossible. I didn't see any puzzles during that half hour. There were only endless stairs and a fog... As for the fog, you know that once you jump out, you will fall to the bottom, and there is nothing inside."

Harry clutched his forehead, looking a little headache, staring at Voldemort's notes in disgust.

Hermione looked at these parchment scrolls with three-point curiosity and seven-point fear, and said, "Yes, it should be there. Harry, you didn't see it. We clearly saw that the flow rate of time in that place is different from that here. According to the records on this parchment, we know...the time flow rate in this space is also different from that in the outer castle. That is to say, the closer to the entrance, the time there will be closer to the real flow rate. Thank goodness! If you found it, go and have a look there!"

Harry stared at Hermione in astonishment, "Hermione, how can you believe what Voldemort left behind? Don't you remember what the note he left last time was for? Slytherin's chamber of secrets, those blood corpses and terrifying huge plants..."

"I remember, but this magic is not black witchcraft, there is nothing wrong with it! It's the wrong person who uses it..."

Hermione's obvious words made Harry very angry.

McGuffin didn't pay attention to their small conflicts, and didn't come forward to mediate.

He was very interested in one of the records in Voldemort's parchment notebook.

——It is about the [Curse of Theseus] records.

It was the ancient spell that Fudge and Snape said they had mentioned,

——The ancient Greek wizard [Theseus] divided his thoughts and memories into fragments and transplanted them into other people's bodies, until finally he directly possessed other people through soul transfer in order to obtain the spell of immortality.

In Voldemort's notes, vaguely revealed his enthusiasm for the idea of ​​​​immortality and immortality.

However, he scoffed at the immortality effect of this spell, thinking that this thing would only make him a lunatic in the end.

McGuffin also agrees with this very much. No one can keep his own thoughts and memories in pieces and fill them into other people's thoughts.

The final result of the wizard named Theseus also proved this point.

—He went crazy and sank almost half of the city's people to the bottom of the sea.

——The body left after the original soul lodged directly became a strange object of some kind of spiritual infection source.

——Everyone who looks at his face, or is close to three meters, will have the memory of [Theseus] himself, and step by step towards the fanaticism of worshiping [Theseus] himself, and step by step become some kind of lunatic with the memory of [Theseus].

However, Voldemort was very interested in the [Inspiriting] that evolved from it, and thought it was a very convenient and useful technique.

McGuffin estimated that the magic that he possessed Quirrell in the first place came from this.

Although the real [Curse of Theseus] has disappeared.

Even Voldemort couldn't restore it, the [Curse of Theseus] that infected half of the city like a plague, turning half of the city, men, women, old and young, into one of his backup terrifying mental type control spells.

But it is obvious that completely splitting one's mind and mixing it with other people is a crazy move even from the perspective of Voldemort, and he is not prepared to do so.

In his notes, some of them are just research on this [Curse of Theseus] to brainwash other people, mind control, and finally through soul possession.

After reading this, McGuffin's brain immediately woke up.

He knew that this was the last fragment,
About the last fragment of the new magic [Shifting Soul Phantom] that I am currently researching.

　1. 【Theseus is the legendary ancient Greek hero and king of Athens. 】

　　2. 【The Ship of Theseus, also known as the Theseus Paradox, is one of the most famous philosophical thought experiments in history. 】

　　The previous chapter has been revised, and this chapter has also been revised.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)