Chapter 624： Blank diary (1/2)

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When Harry bent down and picked up Riddle's diary from the ground, Tom Riddle, who was hiding in the diary, had immediately noticed something was wrong.

After all, Guidro Lockhart never touched the Horcrux with his hands, and the feeling was very different from someone writing in a diary with a quill pen.

With Guidro Lockhart’s cautiousness in doing things, Tom didn’t think that guy would be so careless to let others take the diary from his hands.

Isn't this another trap that guy prepared for himself?

No wonder Tom had such an illusion. Lockhart deliberately pretended Ginny Weasley to tease him last time. God knows what new tricks he will play this time?

Correct!

It must be a new conspiracy prepared by that **** again!

Without knowing it, he thought Tom was suffering from persecution delusion.

Harry, who was holding the diary, didn't know that the diary in his hand had so many strange thoughts just now. He was trying to wipe off the water marks on the diary with a rag.

After noticing Ron's hesitant appearance, Harry finally couldn't help asking: ”What's the matter?”

”Nothing?” Ron finally did not speak.

”Just talk about it, don't hold it in your heart!”

Harry wiped the water from the notebook dry, and slowly tore open the damp pages, only to find that the diary was completely blank, with no trace of writing.

After hesitating again and again, Ron finally couldn't help but reminded: ”Harry, did you know that in the magic world, some books are dangerous.”

”Do you mean this diary is dangerous?” Harry looked up at Ron and smiled comfortingly. ”You should have seen it now. This diary is not dangerous at all.”

”No, what's dangerous is your actions.” Ron looked at the blank diary and recalled: ”My dad once told me that there was a hapless Muggle who accidentally bought a book from the magic world. As a result, when I turned the book, my eyes burned the book blind.”

Harry raised his eyebrows slightly, obviously not believing such things.

”There is another thing that is very famous in the magical world. Anyone who has read ”The Wizard's Sonnet” can only use the five-element limericks to speak in this life, and...”

”Okay, I understand.” Harry interrupted with a smile, ”I will pay attention to it in the future, but how can I tell which books may be dangerous?”

With the effort of speaking, Harry found the only page in the book with writing on it. On the first page of the diary, the handwriting had become blurred.

”Tom Riddle.”

Harry read it out softly. Ron, who was about to get up and walk away, stopped when he heard the name, frowning deeply.

”Do you know this person?” Harry noticed Ron's strangeness and couldn't help asking.

”understanding.”