[HP] I won't do this Dark Lord

A fresh start creates a brand new ending.Good morning, Mr. Riddle.This is your third-to-last chance, and we look forward to unlocking brand new failure poses. "

Riddle: "..." He didn't have the confidence to retort that he would never fail again this time.

After switching between three scenes in a short period of time, his perception of reality was almost confused, and the annoying sound of the system strangely made him find the anchor point.

Fiona, who was leaning in his arms, seemed to have noticed something strange in the sudden change of his heartbeat, and opened her eyes to look up at him.

Riddle lowered his head.

Looking at Fiona from this angle, she looks like a petite and obedient Persian cat with rare gray fur. She is so pitiful and cute when she leans against him, but her pair of blue eyes are clear and lingering. There is no tenderness and attachment, but full of scrutiny.

"It's all right," he explained, "thought of something not so wonderful."

Fiona didn't press the question.

Riddle knew that it wasn't because of her thoughtfulness and trust, but because she liked and believed what she saw more than what she asked.

At this point, so is he.

Seeing her close her eyes again, Riddle stared at her briefly for a moment.

Judging from what she showed in the previous strategy, she was already suspicious of him at this time.How on earth did she manage to give him a good impression while distrusting him?

Riddle closed his eyes too, trying to clear his mind before the bus arrived.

He made a very serious mistake.

He thought too one-sidedly about the changes in favorability prompted by the system.He took it for granted that the more Fiona liked him, the weaker her defenses against him would be.

But in fact, it's not.

Substitute himself, if he has a good impression of someone, will he trust that person unconditionally and allow that person to enter his world?

Not will.

"Wait a minute," the system popped up out of nowhere, "Mr. Riddle, why can you be so sure about something you haven't experienced at all? Shouldn't the premise of making a hypothesis be that the hypothesis has at least a basis?"

Riddle: "...Who said I didn't?"

Now it was the system's turn to be surprised, "You have? Who did you have a crush on? Was it the director of your orphanage?"

Riddle: "..." In terms of Yin-Yang strange energy skills, he really wants to bow down to the system.

"This is someone you know very well," Riddle said quietly. "Fiona."

The system was silent for a while, as if digesting this sentence.

Riddle pretended to be surprised, "Can't you see my favorability for her?"

"Your temptation is too low-level, Mr. Riddle, I'm just surprised that you would admit it readily."

"Why should I deny an obvious fact? Let you have one more joke to watch?"

"Don't you think that if you admit it, it's not a joke?" The system turned over the old account, "I remember you said that you don't need other people's favor and love, how can the majestic Dark Lord have a ridiculous fondness for others?"

Riddle said unhurriedly: "I also remember that you once said that I was destined not to be favored by others? Although it has been changing all the time, isn't some of Fiona's favors generated for part of the real me? ?”

The system fell silent again.

Even if the two of them are not considered the same kind, there are many similarities between them. Isn't it natural that he has a crush on her?What's wrong with him admiring himself reflected in her?

And if his favorability has a numerical value, it must not exceed ten.

System: "Don't take the artist's artistically processed portrait as your own true face, okay?"

"Shut up," Riddle said.

The bus was almost at its destination, and he didn't want to waste his precious time talking to the system.So what if it wins?I can't add favorability to him.

Speaking of favorability, according to the dead virtues that the system has spared no effort in trapping him, and Fiona's treacherous and changeable personality, he reasonably speculates that not only does the difficulty increase after the passing line of 99, but it is estimated that it is [-], [-] or [-]. There will also be extremely severe tests on these key points.

Riddle felt like he was climbing a snow mountain, the slope became steeper as he approached the top of the mountain, and the wind and snow became stronger, and from time to time there would be an avalanche, which would knock him back to the starting point and start over.

The most frustrating thing is that every time he thinks that he has found a new path to success by avoiding the route he slipped last time, he will find that there are hidden pits on all roads, and every stone is full of feet.

At first glance, there is almost no place to set foot.

To be fair, who would have expected that an ordinary gardener in the Riddle Mansion would have a relationship with Fiona?And she would be grateful for the meager kindness that a Muggle passerby extended to her?

The most important thing is, just because a Muggle who only met once, will he lose 35 points of favorability?What does negative 65 mean?Do you want to turn against someone who had [-] favorability for a Muggle and whose relationship was "different"?

Riddle secretly resented in his heart.

Well, there are also his careless oversights.

In fact, Fiona revealed a lot of clues when she showed that she could recognize Morfin Gaunt, but he was too busy to think about it because of her ups and downs. If he could be more patient and careful One point, it will definitely be before the action——

wrong.

He can learn lessons, but why should he review himself?

Shouldn't it be Fiona's fault for being insane?

Riddle was distracted for a second or two, then put aside such details for the time being, and seized the time to continue sorting out.

Fiona's [-] points are definitely not entirely due to the gardener, but a collapse caused by the superposition of multiple factors.

One should be her detection of his deceit and concealment, which contradicts his trusting gesture of treating her as the same kind.When she is still interested in him, she can tolerate it appropriately and treat it as a bright spot to be tapped, but when she has a bad feeling for him, this is one of the crimes.

Thinking of this, Riddle couldn't help cursing: Giveadogabadnameandhanghim!

As for the second, Riddle thought about all the changes in Fiona's favorability during that time together, and then picked out the little favorability she lost when she saw Morfin Gaunt after entering the house.

At the time, he thought she was not used to facing bloody scenes, but now that she thought about it, she was the one who would stitch the body of the house elves, so what could scare or disgust her?

And if it wasn't for this, then the reason why she lost her favor is worth pondering.

For murder?What a joke, there was Myrtle before, and Pringle after——Pringle might just be an inexplicable temptation, but her tone of voice when she was going to let the ranger feed the basilisk was not life-threatening at all Seriously.

Could it be because the person who killed was related by blood?

But in the third mission, didn't the woman's roar tell her to kill her father?Is that really just madman nonsense?

Riddle thought for a while, and although there was no direct evidence, he had an intuition that this should not be the case.

What would that be?

The tone and demeanor of Fiona's every sentence was quickly turned in his mind, and Riddle tried to find clues in it. Suddenly, several pictures were pieced together and zoomed in on a fixed frame.

One is the sentence that Fiona sighed when the third mission failed-"Human beings are so ugly."

There is also the sentence she said to the house elf in the memory just now - "Our definition of nobility is inconsistent."

Could it be that she felt that the way he killed Morfin Gunter and the Riddle family was too ugly?

Thinking about it carefully, Fiona did not kill for her own selfish desires, and she did not show any desire to kill. She even felt straightforwardly, purely, and childishly that the basilisk was hungry, and it would be better to find some food for it up.

Thinking about it from the beginning to the end, the "noble" in Fiona's mouth should not be limited to humans, but all creatures, including house elves and basilisks.

Perhaps in her opinion, people can eat chickens and ducks, and they can naturally be eaten like pigs and cows.

That's why when she sent someone to feed the basilisk, she was so flat and indifferent, because she didn't realize that she was "killing people" at all.

And what is his purpose of killing?The guilty conscience of covering up one's background, the revenge of poking at the pain points, the greed of seizing treasures, and the tyranny of satisfying desires.

Comparing the two, his face was indeed ugly compared to Fiona's.

- a ghost!

Riddle felt that there might be something wrong with his brain.

Why did he follow Fiona's weird way of thinking to deny himself?

As she said, they are all murderers. Don’t think the pot is bad, and you have to judge the pros and cons. Who is elegant and who is rough?

Pooh!

Probably because her heart beat quickened again, Fiona lifted her eyelids and glanced at Riddle.

"Have you been thinking about something wonderful?" She asked softly.

Riddle didn't even squeeze out a smirk, and said in a stiff tone: "Now I think of something that makes me angry."

Fiona stared at him steadily for a moment.

"Ding. Add 2 to the favorability of the target, and the current favorability is 62."

Riddle: "..."

What's up?She is happy to see him angry?If he gets mad, will she immediately become full of favorability?

Bah, bah, the degree of favorability is in the hands of others, Riddle can only remind himself to stay awake, and at the same time, he has to act according to Fiona's preferences.

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Riddle asked the system: "If not