Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 227 Jerry's Guardian Angel (Third Update)

During this time, Jerry always carried his diary with him because he frequently needed to consult Voldemort about magic.

Moreover, the diary was mostly open, which allowed Voldemort to learn about Jerry's true situation through conversations with other young wizards and various clues.

He was a cautious person, and although Jerry was just a child, he didn't take it too seriously.

However, as things stand, the little wizard named Jerry didn't lie to him; he just concealed some information.

He was indeed born in an orphanage and was a second-year wizard in Slytherin at Hogwarts; that's all true.

The mistake was that he originally thought Jerry was a unhappy little wizard, which is why he so craved power and strength.

But the facts proved otherwise.

This little wizard named Jerry is not only the best and most outstanding wizard in the entire Slytherin, but he is also very popular among many young wizards, and even young wizards from other houses admire him.

The teachers at the school all liked him very much, especially the current headmaster of Slytherin, Snape, the Death Eater traitor, who treated him like his own son.

Even so, he still longed for greater power, and judging from the magic he sought instruction in, he had a strong preference for dark magic and magic with greater destructive power.

On the surface, Jerry seems to be nice to everyone, and has even made friends with the Gryffindors. However, in conversations, Voldemort can sense Jerry's admiration for bloodlines and his aversion to Mudbloods.

This is exactly like him back then, they look so alike.

Voldemort even felt that in a few years, after Jerry graduated, he might very well follow in his footsteps, which gave him some new ideas.

Perhaps he doesn't necessarily need to find a way to possess Jerry's body, but can instead train him so that when he reveals his identity in the future, he might become a great general.

As Jerry watched Voldemort begin teaching him Occlumency in his diary, he secretly thought to himself:

"This wave should be about over by now!"

He wasn't particularly good at lying, but having watched too much TV in his previous life, he knew that if you wanted to deceive someone, telling all lies was the easiest way to get exposed.

Especially since the other side is a very intelligent guy.

The safest approach is to use nine truths and one falsehood.

If he kept the diary closed and prevented Voldemort from learning the information, he would be safe, but sooner or later Voldemort would discover it.

Therefore, in order to gain Voldemort's trust, he basically showed Voldemort his most authentic self from his time at Hogwarts.

The only falsehoods were his apparent worship of bloodlines and his aversion to Muggle wizards.

There are two main reasons why the Chamber of Secrets was deliberately exposed to Dumbledore.

The first reason was to provide a plausible explanation for the disappearance of the Basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets, so that Voldemort would believe that Dumbledore discovered the Chamber and killed the Basilisk.

The second reason was to clear Hagrid's name, since he had stolen Hagrid's dragon egg and taken a Thestral, and Hagrid had also taught him a lot about magical creatures.

We have to do something to make amends to Hagrid.

The parrot's language in the red ball, along with the basilisk scales left behind in the Chamber of Secrets, should be enough for Dumbledore to deduce the truth of what happened back then.

As for who froze Myrtle, who deliberately left the ball, and who left the letter, let Dumbledore guess slowly; he probably won't guess it was him.

How could a second-grade wizard possibly take away the basilisk?

The parchment letter he left behind was very simple; it told Dumbledore that he had taken the thousand-year-old basilisk from the Chamber of Secrets, and at the end, he left the name: "The mysterious explorer who yearns for peace and justice."

The purpose of leaving the letter was to prevent Dumbledore from thinking that the Basilisk had escaped and thus closing the school for the safety of the students.

Time flies, and the first semester has passed in the blink of an eye.

There were no basilisks, no locked-room mysteries, and this semester at Hogwarts was relatively peaceful. Even the Quidditch match after Halloween went without any surprises.

Perhaps because there was no Basilisk attack and Lucius's plan to frame him failed, the house-elf Dobby did not push Harry to drop out of school any further and thus did not cause trouble in Quidditch.

Unfortunately, without Jerry's participation this year, Slytherin's Quidditch team failed to defeat Harry's Gryffindor team, which left Snape in a bad mood for several days.

The young Slytherin wizards were truly smug when Christmas arrived, as an international league was to be held in London, with as many as seven Quidditch teams participating.

Jerry from Slytherin will play as the Seeker for the English Quidditch team.

The competition lasted a week, and the result was self-evident: with Jerry acting as a cheat code, the English Quidditch team was always able to catch the Golden Snitch first when they were far behind in the score, thus turning the tide.

Therefore, the London Quidditch League ultimately ended with the English Quidditch team winning the championship.

This also made Jerry famous once again in the British wizarding world.

Previously, the Four Nations League was held in France, and not many British wizards went. Most people saw the match results in the newspapers.

This time, however, the event was held in London, and most wizards watched it live, so the result was naturally different.

Especially since they always manage to turn the tide against all odds, that's the most exciting way for wizards watching the game to win.

Besides gaining fame, Jerry also reaped a considerable amount of prize money in this competition, which filled his pockets again, allowing him to buy a large amount of materials to practice making potions and alchemy.

In the six months that followed, besides constantly extracting magic and related knowledge from Voldemort, he also sought his advice on potions and alchemy.

Voldemort was capable of crafting potions of resurrection and Horcruxes, so he was certainly no slouch in potion-making and alchemy.

Jerry could obtain much of the relevant knowledge that he couldn't ask Snape directly from Voldemort.

Two days before the end of the Christmas holidays, and also the second day after Jerry returned to Hogwarts after participating in the competition, it was late at night.

Jerry stood inside the box space, which he had now expanded twice as much, pointed forward, and used "Enhancement" to control his body, maximizing his positive emotions. Then he loudly chanted the incantation:

"Protect the Gods!"

With a powerful and dazzling white light, a huge figure appeared before Jerry's eyes.

"I never imagined my guardian angel would be this!"

Jerry's eyes lit up with surprise when he saw his guardian angel appear.

(End of this chapter)