All things are three at Hogwarts

Allen was noncommittal about Salazar Slytherin's comments about him.

Everyone is multi-faceted, and it would be a bit hasty to define a person by just one or two personalities.

With the passage of time and the experiences of the world, a brave person may become a submissive coward.

The originally ambitious conspirator may become an ordinary person who achieves nothing.

A wizard who is originally smart and wise may become blinded by force and do things that even stupid people would not bother to do...

"This gem can help those little wizards who accidentally entered this place but were injured by cockatrices and basilisks to recover. Of course, it will also take away their memories."

Salazar is not a dark wizard, and using monsters to eliminate people who are not worthy of learning magic is just spreading rumors.

"But, fifty years ago, a little witch died in the hands of a basilisk!" Allen said.

"That's because she died outside the secret room, and I can't walk outside the secret room."

Salazar's understatement made Allen realize that although he was not a dark wizard and would not take the initiative to take human lives, he did not care about the life or death of young wizards who were not pure blood.

"The basilisk belongs to my heir. And this gem belongs to you. This gem may contain this big secret. With it, you have the possibility to control the world."

Salazar looked at the gems in the box with nostalgia, his figure getting fainter.

"I hope you can decipher the secret of the gem! Along with the gem, there is also a book of my research experience. I hope it will be helpful to the students of Hogwarts."

"Are you leaving?" Allen was not in a hurry to get the gems and experience. He looked at Salazar's fading figure and asked hurriedly.

"Yes, I can finally be freed." Before Salazar disappeared, his slightly frowning brow was smoothed away by a smile.

Allen felt that he seemed to be looking forward to this moment very much!

The painting suspended in mid-air fell down and turned into pieces, scattered all over the floor.

The person in the painting has long since disappeared without a trace.

Allen directly named this green gem "Salazar's Gem" and then stored it in the storage space.

Under the gem, a thick pile of parchment lay quietly in the stone box.

Compared with the dazzling gems, it is simple and unremarkable, but the knowledge contained in it cannot be underestimated by Allen.

This book actually records the cultivation and raising methods of magical creatures!

Salazar and Hagrid actually have the same hobbies!

But Salazar was even more terrifying. He actually bred cockatrices and basilisks!

Judging from the large skeleton in the room, if life hadn't come to an end, Allen might have encountered some strange and lethal magical creature today.

If this book was handed over to Hogwarts in accordance with Salazar Slytherin's last wish, I'm afraid it would have to be placed in the restricted book area!

If creatures such as basilisks and cockatrices could be reproduced wantonly by young wizards, Muggles would probably be annihilated!

Just as Allen was reading the book in his hand carefully, there was a sound like a gate opening suddenly coming from the end of the stairs.

A huge black hole appeared at the end of the stairs.

After a brief moment of astonishment, Allen guessed where that place was!

That is the passage to the outer chamber.

Tom Marvolo Riddle summons a basilisk in the outer chamber, and the basilisk crawls out of the hole.

Allen put Salazar's manuscript into the system's storage compartment, followed the stairs, and walked out of the hole.

Seeing Allen appearing at the entrance of the cave, Riddle's triumphant expression froze.

Harry's frightened look faded away. In his mind, there was no problem that Allen couldn't solve!

So, Allen should have no problem facing Voldemort when he was a student, right?

Just now, Riddle had fully told Harry what he had done.

He wanted to use the Basilisk to keep Harry and Ginny in the Chamber of Secrets forever, but it was Alan who came out.

"Who are you? Where's the basilisk? How did you come out of it? You got the inheritance of Salazar!" Riddle pointed at Allen with Harry's wand, feeling jealous.

But Allen was faster than him. He quickly drew out his wand and pointed it at Riddle first.

After all, Riddle's vitality and magic come from Ginny, and Allen's strength far exceeds Ginny!

"Except your weapons!"

"Avada Kedavra!"

Allen's spell hit Riddle first, and Riddle was instantly knocked away, and the wand came out of his hand.

Allen jumped down from Salazar's huge stone sculpture nimbly and avoided Riddle's spell.

Before Riddle could turn over, Allen glanced at the diary next to Salazar's huge stone toes.

Allen immediately summoned the basilisk's fangs from the space, aimed at the center of the diary without hesitation, and inserted it forcefully.

With a terrible, prolonged, eardrum-piercing scream, streams of ink spurted out from the diary, flowing down Allen's hands and onto the ground.

Riddle twisted and struggled, waving his arms constantly, screaming in agony, and then...

He disappeared.

At this time, a soft moan came from the other side of the secret room.

Ginny started to stir. Ginny sat up, her blank gaze falling on Harry and then on the notebook in Ellen's hand.

She shuddered, gasped, and burst into tears.

"Harry, when Harry was having breakfast, I wanted to tell you, but I couldn't say it in front of Percy. I did it, Harry, but I, I swear, I didn't mean it, Riddle forced me to do it, and he controlled me. How did you kill that guy? Where is Riddle? The last thing I remember is that he came out of the diary."

"It's okay now," Harry said, pointing at Alan, "Alan arrived in time and killed Riddle."

Allen stepped forward and showed Ginny the big hole penetrated by the basilisk's fangs in the diary, "Riddle is finished. Look! He and the basilisk are finished. Let's go, Harry, Ginny, let's Get out of here quickly”

Ginny looks bad, she'd better get out of here as soon as possible!

"I will be expelled!" Ginny cried as Harry helped her stand up unsteadily, "I have been looking forward to going to Hogwarts to study since Bibi came, and now I have to leave, what will my parents say?"

"No, you will not be expelled. If you have experienced such a dangerous thing, they will only feel sorry for you and will not criticize you." Allen comforted you with gentle words.

Fox hovered at the entrance to the chamber, waiting for them.

With Ellen's help, Ginny stepped over the basilisk's motionless, coiled body.

They walked through the dark, empty, echoing room and back into the tunnel.

Allen heard that the two stone doors slid shut behind them.