Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

Hogwarts, Headmaster's Office.

"Draco is a good boy."

A smile flashed across Dumbledore's tired face, "The return of him and the Slytherin students has undoubtedly injected a shot in the arm into the turbulent Hogwarts."

"But he is seeking power, Dumbledore, and his purpose is obvious." Professor McGonagall said dissatisfied.

This is not surprising, and the faces of several other professors also have the same worry - every action Malfoy makes after returning can be linked to the "he who must not be named".

They also gather pure blood, they also desire power, and they also do not hide their ambitions.

"McGonagall, it is easy to be biased when looking at problems from a single perspective."

Dumbledore was not persuaded by her, he spoke softly in a tired and hoarse voice.

"Many times, we not only have to look at what a person says, but also what a person does. The problems at Hogwarts are obviously related to purebloods. They let the children leave, which has long been proven."

"And as far as I know, Draco's actions were behind their parents' backs, which means..."

"He really wants to share the good times with Hogwarts."

Professor McGonagall curled her lips and said, "You can make some profit from it by the way, right?"

"That is also a well-deserved reward, McGonagall." After Dumbledore finished speaking, he looked at Snape who had not spoken. "Severus, what do you think?"

All the professors looked at this professor who exuded the aura of "no strangers allowed".

After everything he went through last year, he was more difficult to live with than ever.

"Sly~Trinn."

Snape said in his unique tone, "There are always people who say we are cunning and sinister, but no one has ever seen our responsibilities and responsibilities. Go look for them in the history of magic. Among those famous people, there are people from Slytherin House. Names are the most common.”

Dumbledore was the first to nod in approval, and several other professors did not express contrary opinions.

As the pure-blood stronghold, Slytherin certainly occupies the majority of the history of magic.

You must know that they naturally possess the most resources in the magical world. If they cannot become the majority, then there will be a big problem with Slytherin's education.

"So, don't worry, McGonagall, everything will be fine." After Dumbledore finished speaking, he looked at Flitwick again, "How is the thorough investigation of the castle?"

"Nothing has been discovered, principal. Maybe my ability is not enough. I feel that I cannot take on this important responsibility. Principal..."

Before Dean Flitwick could finish speaking, Dumbledore raised his hand to interrupt him.

"I've got enough to do out there, Flitwick, and I'm sure a murder like this won't happen again anytime soon, and with the return of pure-blood students, maybe things will turn around."

Dumbledore rubbed the corners of his eyes, paused and said, "Too many parents want to take their children back, but I don't think it's time yet. The directors also have great opinions, but I will solve all this and give it to me again." I’ll be back in some time.”

"Don't worry about the castle, Dumbledore. There will be a professor patrolling every two floors at all times. We are still busy." Professor McGonagall said softly, as if afraid of disturbing the tired Dumbledore. .

"Thank you for everything, thank you..."

Dumbledore leaned back on his chair and said tiredly. He glanced at the table, where there was a thick magic book - "Deciphering the Advanced Black Magic".

"What is Draco doing?"

His eyes swept away from the books, and he forced himself to cheer up and asked.

"Convened a meeting." Professor McGonagall said dissatisfied. "He summoned the student council president and all the prefects to prove Slytherin's innocence."

"Unity is always the first priority, McGonagall, let him do it..." Dumbledore said.

…

The second floor of Hogwarts, the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom.

An empty classroom with a long table in the center.

More than ten people sat together around a long table. They were the most powerful group of people among the students at Hogwarts.

The male and female presidents of the student union, as well as the male and female prefects of each grade in each college, all gathered here at Draco's call.

Percy, already wearing the President's badge - becoming Head Boy in his sixth year, a rarity at Hogwarts - sat at the head of the long table.

Across the long table, sat Draco Malfoy with platinum-blond hair.

He is the only one without a badge among all the people present.

But Percy didn't take this opportunity to attack, because through the eyes of those Slaklin prefects, he was sure that if he did that, they would be willing to contribute their badges as a gesture of loyalty.

Yes, loyalty.

There are only two kinds of people in Slytherin, the leader and the leader's dog.

Nowadays, all Slytherin students are willing to become Draco Malfoy's dogs.

reason?

He deserves it all - the Slytherins would give this answer without elaboration.

"The doubts about Slytherin must be broken."

Draco was the first to speak, with a rather strong tone, "We are willing to enter the lounges of the other three colleges to prove our innocence."

Several other Slytherins sitting on his left immediately nodded in agreement.

Everyone's eyes turned to Percy. As the president of the student union, he had the greatest power, so everyone had to wait for him to give the answer.

Percy frowned and looked at Draco, his mood was a little complicated.

Last year, he completely suppressed Draco and even completely shattered the power he had just gathered.

But this time, Draco came back with great momentum and great arrogance. He knew that this time it would be difficult to win as easily as last year.

In fact, he must avoid its edge.

But even so, he knew he couldn't retreat to the end.

"In the struggle for power, it is normal to advance and retreat. Don't be arrogant if you take a step forward, take a step back... don't panic."

The teacher's words were still ringing in his ears, so how could he panic?

Percy calmed down and spoke slowly: "Classmates still trust each other. I don't think it's necessary."

"I think it's necessary," Draco said, stepping on the end of Percy's voice.

He remembered the teacher's words - it is better to use your remaining courage to chase the poor bandits, and not to use your name to learn to be an overlord - in order to understand this sentence, he read a lot of historical documents of that country.

"Proving innocence is one reason. The most important thing is to let everyone know that there is no barrier between pure blood and mixed blood, or even Muggle wizards."

Draco's argument actually made one or two Slytherin prefects move their hips in discomfort.

"There is no barrier in the first place. Every college has pure..."

Before Percy could finish his words, he was rudely interrupted by Draco.

"It's different." Draco said, "Any Muggle wizard who is worried may suspend his studies and leave Hogwarts. Without the conditions of a pure-blood family, suspending their studies means staying away from wizards. boundary."

"We must work hard to eliminate all invisible barriers and give them the greatest safety, so that they can grow at Hogwarts."

"And let every wizard grow and become powerful. It is every pure-blood wizard..."

"Inescapable responsibility."

Draco said the last sentence with great force.

Percy's eyes narrowed - he could feel Draco's menacing presence across the long table.