Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 224 The Heir of Slytherin (Third Update)

It's been a little over a week since school started.

Late at night, in the Slytherin common room.

Jerry sat on the sofa with the Black Lake as a backdrop, activated his energy booster, adjusted his emotions and state of mind, and then slowly opened Voldemort's diary.

"It seems you've calmed down!"

Before Jerry could even write anything, Voldemort's handwriting appeared in the diary.

"Yes, because I now know exactly where that place is, and I also know who created you."

Jerry picked up the quill and quickly wrote in his diary.

The diary remained silent for a moment before the words appeared:

"Do you really know what that place is? And who created me?"

"Over the past week, I've consulted a lot of materials. Finally, I found relevant records in 'Hogwarts: A History of the School.' If I'm not mistaken, the place you took me to that day was the legendary Chamber of Secrets in Slytherin."

And you are a magical artifact created by the great Slytherin, much like the Sorting Hat!

Jerry wrote quickly in his diary, a look of excitement on his face.

The diary remained silent for even longer, but it soon revealed its writing:

"I never expected that you would find out. Yes, I was created by Slytherin. More than forty years ago, I possessed this diary in order to select an heir who met the conditions of Slytherin!"

Since you've read *Hogwarts: A History of the School*, you should know the legend of the Chamber of Secrets.

Jerry immediately climbed the pole:

"I know that Slytherin built a secret room in the castle, which only his heir can open and release something terrifying to purify Hogwarts!"

"Although not quite right, it's close enough. Slytherin didn't actually hide anything terrifying in the Chamber of Secrets, but rather a vast treasure. Anyone who obtains his treasure can become a wizard as powerful as him."

"And the reason I sent you to the Chamber of Secrets is to inherit Slytherin's treasure, and you are the one I have chosen—Slytherin's heir!"

Voldemort, who was extremely skilled at manipulating people's minds, immediately combined Jerry's reaction with the surrounding circumstances to come up with a very reasonable lie, thus making up for all his previous statements.

"So, I am the legendary heir to Slytherin. And indeed, which Slytherin could be more outstanding than me!"

Jerry deliberately said something with a blissful expression, and then wrote in his diary:

"Let's go to the Chamber of Secrets now and retrieve the treasure Slytherin left me!"

Arriving at the girls' restroom on the second floor again, Jerry used magic to freeze Myrtle, skillfully handed the diary to the dragon head engraved with a small snake, then opened the water pipe tunnel and jumped down.

Sliding down into the stone tunnel, we found ourselves back at the stone wall, winding and turning in a strange way.

"Open the door to the Chamber of Secrets and let me see what Slytherin's treasure is!"

Jerry excitedly stuck his diary on the wall. After a series of snake-like sounds, the two snake locks on the stone wall suddenly came to life and slowly separated, revealing a door leading inside.

Holding his diary, Jerry entered the secret room and began his performance.

"Wow, as expected of the Chamber of Secrets built by Slytherin, it's huge and impressive!"

"Is this a statue of Slytherin? It looks just like the one in the history books!"

After a series of exclamations, he picked up a quill pen and wrote in his diary:

"Alright, we've reached the secret chamber. Where's the treasure?"

"Go down to the Slytherin statue, I'll activate the mechanism, and then you'll see the treasure!"

The diary replied.

"Oh, no problem!"

Jerry nodded, took the diary, went to the Slytherin statue, and then held the diary up.

"Hiss hiss hiss~~"

As the snake's voice rang out, the statue's face changed, its mouth rapidly enlarging, and a final, dark passage appeared before Jerry's eyes.

"Hiss hiss hiss~~"

At this moment, the snake language in the diary still did not stop and continued to hiss.

five minutes later,

Jerry, listening to the still-whirring diary, pulled his arms back and complained:

"Why isn't it done yet? The mechanisms are all activated, but why hasn't the treasure appeared? My arms are aching from holding it up!"

"It's probably because it's been too long; there's been a problem with the mechanism. Why don't you go inside the statue and take a look?"

The diary paused for a moment, then wrote a reply on the paper.

In fact, Voldemort's soul was also extremely confused at this moment. It didn't make sense. He was the one who opened the Chamber of Secrets and even used the Basilisk to kill people. In the end, he closed the Chamber of Secrets because he was afraid that Hogwarts would close the school.

So the basilisk should still be sleeping inside the statue. How come it hasn't come out after he's been calling for so long? Is it sleeping too soundly?

"What a hassle!"

Jerry's face showed a hint of impatience. He cast a levitation spell on himself and slowly floated to the entrance of the statue.

"Fluorescent lights!"

Jerry lit his wand and, holding his diary, walked into the dark cave entrance.

Two minutes later, Jerry, who had walked to the innermost part of the hole, looked at a pile of mouse bones and wrote in his diary:

"This is the treasure you were talking about?"

Slytherin common room.

Words kept appearing in the diary:

"Jerry, I'm not lying to you. You have to believe me. Something must have happened that caused Slytherin's treasure to be stolen ahead of schedule. You have to believe me."

Voldemort himself was filled with doubt. Where was his basilisk? Where was that huge basilisk? How could it have disappeared!

Could it be that Dumbledore discovered the secret of the Chamber of Secrets, went in and killed the Basilisk? But Dumbledore doesn't speak Parseltongue, so how did he open the entrance and door to the Chamber of Secrets?

And how did he discover the secret room?

However, now is not the time to think about this problem; he needs to find a way to calm Jerry down, whose anger has already reached its peak.

"Ha, believe you? I think you're making a fool of me. The heir to Slytherin, the treasure? How could I have believed your nonsense and followed you down like a fool with high hopes?"

I think I should hand you over to Professor Snape or Headmaster Dumbledore, so they can see what kind of thing you really are!

Jerry replied with a cold smile.

A hasty reply in the diary:

"I told you this was just an accident. You won't benefit from handing me over to Snape and Dumbledore, but if you keep me, I can still teach you magic."

Don't forget, I taught you Apparition and the Barrier Charm. And although we didn't find the treasure this time, I will keep my promise and teach you Legilimency.

Furthermore, to make up for it, I can also teach you the magic that counters Legilimency—Occupy Central!

You must understand, if you possess me, you will be able to learn many powerful magics in the future; I myself am a treasure.

(End of this chapter)