Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

Perhaps every wizard has his own unique talent, but this needs to be actively developed.

Voldemort had not had this understanding before, until he met Ginny.

When Ginny could change the color of an object by simply putting her hand close to it without using a wand, Voldemort saw Dumbledore II in a trance.

And if Voldemort was just surprised, then the Weasley family went completely crazy because of this incident.

Red-haired Weasley, no one has ever shown such magical talent, no one.

Before school started, Percy, who took the time to go back home, found out about this and was even more happy.

He immediately wrote a letter and recommended Ginny to join Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration Waveto research group before she even entered school.

After receiving a reply from Professor McGonagall, Percy was even more excited to quit his job at the Ministry of Magic - as the start of the school year was approaching, this temporary job itself was about to end - and concentrate on teaching Ginny at home.

Time soon came to the first day of school, and the Weasley family set off in their modified car.

The diary where Voldemort was located was carefully placed in Ginny's luggage - she wanted to take it, but Voldemort stopped her.

That night, Ginny communicated with Voldemort early and told a series of stupid behaviors of her brother Ron and her previous crush, Mr. Harry Potter.

"If one of them had a brain, they wouldn't do such a thing." Ginny said angrily to Voldemort.

This made Voldemort see Hermione in a trance, and for a moment he thought there was something wrong with his education.

But fortunately, Ginny only said this sentence like Hermione, and her behavior after that was completely different.

If Hermione encountered such a thing, she would educate Ron and Potter for several days.

But Ginny just wrote a letter to her mother, and then decided to stay away from the two fools.

Yes, Miss Ginny has moved on. She no longer likes Mr. Harry Potter.

"I want to build a castle, a castle more beautiful than Hogwarts." This is Miss Ginny's ambition, and Voldemort said that he would support her spiritually.

In the following school days, through communication with Ginny, Voldemort knew that she did a good job.

In addition to her excellent performance in various subjects, Ginny's talent in transfiguration has also been recognized by Professor McGonagall.

She joined Professor McGonagall's research group as she wished, and together with her brother and some other seniors who were good at transfiguration, they studied the transfiguration wave pattern.

According to Professor McGonagall, Principal Dumbledore will also participate when necessary, but the principal has been busy recently and has not yet fully participated.

Although Voldemort was concerned about these, he was not particularly concerned. He was waiting for Malfoy to take action.

As Professor Gilderoy Lockhart's poor performances increased more and more, coupled with the comparison with the previous Dark Magic Defense Professor, more and more students expressed dissatisfaction with this professor.

"Everyone is talking about Professor Quirrell, hoping he can return to this position." Ginny said to him in her diary, "I also think Professor Lockhart is not very good, he looks like a clown. "

"Study more on your own, Ginny. The content of the first-year Defense Against Dark Arts course is not difficult."

He comforted the little girl in this way, kept in communication with her every day, and waited quietly.

Finally, a few days later, he got the news he wanted:

Malfoy entered the school as a school director and expressed doubts about Professor Gilderoy Lockhart's academic standards.

This news made some students excited, and some thought he was meddlesome. Professor Lockhart even jumped to express his dissatisfaction, but these were not what Voldemort cared about.

He knew that what he needed had already been sent in, and he just needed the right time to get it.

Finally, after participating in a study on the Transfiguration Potato, the exhausted Ginny lay down on the bed and fell asleep earlier than usual.

Voldemort took advantage of this opportunity, sneaked his soul into the sleeping Ginny's mind, and quietly left the dormitory.

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"Ginny, where are you going?"

Ron, who was covered in mud, asked him as he passed the fat woman.

"You can't control it."

Ginny, the Voldemort impersonator, said before leaving directly, leaving a dissatisfied Ron and Harry complaining about their disobedient sister.

It was an easy journey to the eighth floor and directly entered the Room of Requirement.

Voldemort did not look for anything in a hurry, but glanced at the Vanishing Cabinet from a distance - it was still there, and the surrounding things did not seem to have changed at all.

Although it seemed unchanged, Voldemort did not dare to touch it. Who knew what the old bee had done to it.

His eyes scanned the messy room, and soon he saw a tattered Slytherin flag.

"It's quite conspicuous."

He murmured and walked over, squatting in front of a pile of tattered books under the flag, "The third pile from left to right, the third one from bottom to top."

Voldemort took out a book from the stack of books, and before he could open it, the parchment contained in the book fell to the ground.

"I solemnly swear that I have done nothing wrong."

Ginny waved her wand and clicked on it, and the map of Hogwarts slowly unfolded.

"Dumbledore is not in his office, but Snape is in his office, so let's go to the Chamber of Secrets first."

After putting the parchment away, Voldemort took another look deep into the crooked pile of books. There were several vials placed there.

Without taking any of the bottles, Voldemort stood up and left the Room of Requirement, rushing towards the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets on the second floor.

But when he reached the corner of the stairs on the fourth floor, a tall figure was walking towards him - Dumbledore.

"Good evening, principal."

Voldemort imitated the student next to him and said hello, then wanted to pass Dumbledore, but...

"Ginny." Dumbledore called him.

Voldemort stopped helplessly and turned around with a shy and confused look.

"I heard from McGonagall that your talent for transfiguration is very good." Dumbledore said with a gentle smile, "You know, I am also good at it."

"Yes...yes, Headmaster, Professor McGonagall said so too." Voldemort replied in disguise.

"Study Porto carefully." Dumbledore said, "It can help you realize your talents faster."

Voldemort nodded vigorously, and then pretended to be shy and did not dare to say anything. This was really embarrassing for him. Voldemort decided to make sure that Dumbledore was at school when he went out from now on.

"After a while, I will also study with you." After Dumbledore finished speaking, he rubbed "Ginny"'s head and said, "Work hard."

"I will, Headmaster." Voldemort said, resisting the thought of hiding.

"Seeing you reminds me of a person. My child, she also has the same talent as you. It's a pity that she doesn't have the chance to fulfill her talent. Come on, Ginny, I'm leaving first."

After Dumbledore said this, he ignored Ginny again - after saying this, he felt less good and left in a hurry.

Voldemort glanced at his back, turned around and left without saying anything.

You miss your sister, why are you touching my head?

Ginny is good at [Bat Charm]. The effect of this spell is: the face of the caster will be filled with huge bats.

Fred and George were surprised that she had used the spell without even reciting the standard spell, and Horace Slughorn invited her to join the Slug Club.

It can be seen that Ginny's talents and abilities are good.

As for the setting of the transfiguration talent... bats can be summoned or transformed. According to the needs of the plot, I chose the latter.