Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 214 Gathering at the Humble Abode (Third Update)

Five days later, in a room at the Breaking Cauldron bar.

Standing by the bed, Jerry concentrated and whispered an incantation:

"Apparition!"

A slight cracking sound rang out, and his figure vanished instantly as space distorted, reappearing at the doorway.

Five days ago, after he recounted the history of the wizarding world over the years and the spirit of Voldemort in his diary, Voldemort, in order to gain his trust, gave him very serious instruction on the Apparition Charm.

Perhaps it was because Voldemort explained it in great detail, or perhaps because Jerry had already done a lot of research on spatial magic, but in less than five days, he was able to master the Apparition Charm.

Moreover, it worked quite well, without any missing limbs or broken arms. It saved him the trouble of receiving that expensive limb-regenerating potion as a Christmas present from Snape.

In fact, the key to Apparition lies in whether the target is clear, whether the will is firm, and whether the spell can be cast calmly.

This was not difficult for someone as mentally strong as him.

Jerry opened the diary on the table, picked up a quill pen, and wrote:

"I've learned the Apparition Charm. Thank you for your guidance these past few days. You truly are a wise alchemical creation!"

"This is a very simple spell for me. I know many secrets and magic. As long as you trust me and listen to my advice, you will definitely become the best student in all of Hogwarts. Positions like prefect and student council president will not be difficult for you!"

A long passage immediately appeared in the diary.

Through these few days of communication, Voldemort has discovered that the Slytherin student who picked him up seems to be a very ambitious person.

He likes ambitious and driven people because they are the easiest to manipulate.

However, the student named Jerry opposite him was young but quite wary. So far, the other party's soul had not opened up at all, which prevented his soul from penetrating in as well.

He felt that perhaps he needed more time and patience to gain Jerry's trust.

If Tom cannot open Jerry's heart and gain Jerry's complete trust, he cannot possess Jerry's body and thus achieve rebirth.

After learning that his original body had been killed, Voldemort's ultimate plan was to take over Jerry's young body, so that Tom would be Jerry and Jerry would be Tom.

"That's wonderful! I'll be going to the Burrow for the next few days and won't be able to ask you for magic advice. We'll chat again when I get back!"

After Jerry finished writing, he didn't wait for Voldemort's reply and closed the diary.

He discovered that as long as the diary was closed, Voldemort's soul seemed unable to know what was happening outside, but when the diary was open, Voldemort's soul could peer into the outside world through it.

So, unless he asks Voldemort for magic, Jerry usually closes his diary and tosses it into an empty storage device.

Last time he robbed the dark wizard, he got a lot of spatial equipment.

In fact, he thought that the reason why Voldemort's Horcruxes were like this was because the issue of concealment was taken into account when they were made.

Because if the diary is closed, no magical aura will leak out, and it will look no different from an ordinary diary on the surface.

But if you open it, even with Jerry's current strength, if you get close enough, you can faintly sense the evil aura of dark magic emanating from it.

"Hermione and the others should be arriving soon!"

Jerry glanced at the time; it was already 10:00, the agreed meeting time. He casually tossed the diary into a spatial bag and walked downstairs.

Sure enough, Hermione and Granger were already waiting for him in front of the fireplace on the first floor.

After greeting Hermione and Granger, Jerry began instructing the three on how to use Floo Powder.

He had used Floo Powder before when he played for the English Quidditch team in France, but this was the first time Hermione and Granger had used it.

Ten minutes later.

"Okay, that's about all the general methods and precautions. The main thing is not to be nervous and not to mispronounce the name of the destination. Everything else is very simple. Let me give you a demonstration first."

Jerry grabbed a handful of silver Floo Powder from the box on the fireplace and sprinkled it into the fireplace, instantly turning the flames green.

Jerry stepped into the green flames and shouted "The Burrow!" before disappearing into the fireplace.

"Welcome to the Burrow, Jerry! We've been waiting for you for a while!"

Jerry stepped out of the fireplace and saw the Weasleys and Harry, who had been gathered there waiting for them.

After greeting everyone, Jerry walked over with a smile to the group, waiting for Hermione's family to arrive.

About five seconds later, a green flame suddenly rose from the fireplace, and Hermione's figure appeared out of thin air inside.

Hermione comes out as Mrs. Granger, and finally Mr. Granger.

After exchanging pleasantries, the Grangers stayed in the living room to chat with the Weasleys, while Ron and Harry excitedly took Jerry and Hermione on a tour of the Burrow.

The Burrow was a house built with magic, and according to normal building principles, it should have collapsed long ago due to its crooked shape.

The location is near the village of Autry St Catchpol, a semi-wizard village in Devon, England.

Excluding the attic, there are six floors in total. The first floor is the kitchen and living room, the second floor is Ginny's room, the third floor is the Weasley twins' and Percy's room, the fourth floor is Bill and Charlie's room, the fifth floor is the Weasleys' room, and the sixth floor is Ron's room. A kind ghoul also lives in the attic.

In front of the humble dwelling was a chicken coop and a large storage room for miscellaneous items. Behind it was a small garden, and beyond that garden was a small hill with a beautiful view, covered with many fruit trees.

"Ron, I think this place is great, so why call it the Burrow?"

After walking around, Jerry felt that Ron's house was practically a small villa in the wizarding world. It was a seven-story house with a yard, a garden, a warehouse, a small hill, and an orchard. How could this be called a burial?

Ron shrugged and explained:

"Actually, this story goes back a long time. After my father and mother got together, they had a falling out with my grandfather and several uncles because of some issues with bloodline concepts, and my father was kicked out of the family."

When my parents first came here, it was a large pigsty made of stones. Later, my parents used magic to transform it into a small house. Because it was really simple at the time, we named it "Lower Abode".

Then, with the birth of my eldest, second, and third brothers, my father began using magic and alchemy to continuously renovate the house, eventually making it what it is today!

(End of this chapter)