Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 36 New Plan

Pushing open the door and entering the room, Jerry saw that his luggage had already been placed next to the bed closest to the door.

The bed is a traditional four-poster bed, draped with green silk curtains and embroidered with silver thread on the bedspread.

Similarly, the windows in this room were also enchanted, allowing one to see the scenery in the lake outside and even hear the subtle sound of the lake water rippling on the surface.

Falling asleep to the gentle lapping of the lake water would be wonderful!

No wonder that prefect said Slytherin's common room was the best of the four houses.

If the green color is too prominent, that's indeed a good thing.

"Alright, Crookshank, don't worry, I'll let you out now!"

Seeing Crookshank on the bedside table, meowing at him from its cage, Jerry quickly reached out to soothe it while opening the cage.

Because Crookshank is very intelligent and can find its own food, Jerry never kept it in a cage when they were at the orphanage.

This is the first time, they were probably in a real hurry.

"Meow!"

As soon as Jerry opened the cage, Crookshank let out an excited meow, then transformed into a streak of yellow lightning and pounced quickly toward the room's window.

"Krughill, stop!"

Jerry's heart skipped a beat, and he immediately realized something, so he hurriedly scolded Crookshan.

However, it was already too late.

Crookshan looked out the window at the various fish, big and small, swimming around, his eyes shining with excitement. Then he crashed headfirst into the invisible magical barrier in the middle of the window.

It was like bumping into a transparent glass.

"Pfft!"

Crook Mountain slid down the barrier, and its already flat, round face seemed to become even flatter.

"Oh, you silly cat, I take back what I said about you being smart!"

Seeing this, Jerry both laughed and sighed, covering his forehead in exasperation.

However, as a cat with the blood of a raccoon, Crookshanks' body is much stronger than that of an ordinary cat, so this impact was obviously nothing to it.

It stood up again, looking somewhat bewildered, then leaned against the window, scratching at the invisible magical barrier with its paws. It tilted its head, watching the fish swimming around outside, seemingly beginning to question its existence.

Seeing this, Jerry stopped paying attention to it and started packing his luggage, picking up the class schedule on the table.

Just then, several familiar shouts and curses suddenly came from the doorway. It was the trio of Malfoys who had seen Jerry's name at the door.

"hello!"

Seeing the Malfoy trio enter, Jerry greeted them warmly.

Since they were all Slytherin and lived in the same room, he felt that he could try to ease the tension between the Malfoy trio.

After all, while the three young Malfoys were a bit mischievous, they weren't exactly irredeemable villains.

"Let me tell you, I'm not afraid of you. My father is a Hogwarts board member. If you dare lay a hand on me again, I'll have my father expel you."

Furthermore, wizards should duel using magic. Once we've mastered magic, we should have a fair duel using magic!

Malfoy had clearly made up his mind outside. After pushing open the door to the room, he immediately stood five meters away from Jerry with Goyle and Crabbe, and shouted loudly in a fierce tone, though his voice was tough on the outside.

"No problem, really. I don't like using violence. As long as you don't provoke me, I won't do anything to you!"

Jerry shrugged and agreed without hesitation.

Seeing this, Malfoy and his two companions finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Don't be fooled by the three of them's arrogant attitude towards other young wizards, especially Muggle wizards, as if they were invincible.

They were just three eleven-year-old kids.

Having been harassed and threatened on the train by Jerry had already left some psychological scars.

In the original story, the Malfoy trio were so frightened by Ron's rat bite on the train that they ran away in a panic, which shows that they were not as brave as they appeared.

After the formal agreement to live in peace was reached, the Malfoy trio were no longer as afraid of Jerry as before, and instead began packing their own luggage and beds.

At night, after the three members of the Little Horse Trio had all fallen asleep, Jerry quietly got up, took the magic book, and left the room.

Unlike other young wizards who were exhausted by the end of the day, he didn't expend much energy at all, thanks to his physical condition.

However, being assigned to Slytherin was a complete surprise to him.

Therefore, everything that was planned before now has to be scrapped and started all over again.

Unlike Gryffindor, in Slytherin, if one wants to gain the greatest possible advantage, one must be outstanding in every aspect, overwhelmingly so.

Just like Old Voldemort when he was young.

Voldemort was also born in a Muggle orphanage and was of mixed race, but he was able to thrive in Slytherin, a school where family power and bloodline were paramount, and became an idol worshipped by all Slytherins.

It's because he's too outstanding.

During his time at Hogwarts, Voldemort was born into poverty but was exceptionally intelligent. He was orphaned but possessed both wisdom and courage, and was the prefect, the school's heartthrob, the male god, and the model student.

He appeared polite, quiet, and had a voracious thirst for knowledge. Almost everyone had a good impression of him.

In particular, Slughorn, the headmaster of Slytherin at the time, was very fond of him and even told him about the forbidden Horcruxes without hiding anything from him.

Jerry wanted to learn as much magic as possible at Hogwarts, and Voldemort was his role model.

However, given his own learning ability, it's definitely not enough. Let alone dominating the entire grade, he'd be lucky to even rank in the middle.

Therefore, he plans to change his strategy and make extensive use of the little red stars to accelerate his learning progress.

His original plan was to use the little red star as much as possible to maintain his time in the wizarding world, and only when learning certain important spells.

After all, things like the history of magic, astronomy, and herbalism aren't urgent; they can be made up for later when you earn more little red stars.

Moreover, each time he returns, he has to wait a month after returning to the main world before he can re-enter.

Now, if he wants to learn from Voldemort, he must make extensive use of the Little Red Star and strive to surpass everyone else in every subject, becoming the best student, so that he can gain a foothold in Slytherin.

The main point is that he has no relation to Snape. If he wasn't good enough, he wouldn't have caught Snape's eye.

Arriving in the Slytherin common room, Jerry sat on the sofa under the green light, activated his "mind-boosting" function, opened his spellbook, and began memorizing the History of Magic for tomorrow's lesson.

(End of this chapter)