Chapter 638： Smart (1/2)

Since the last time he eavesdropped on the conversation between Albert and Harry outside the boys’ dormitory, Ginny had been worried and restless.

From the conversation between Albert and Harry, Ginny could not hardly hear that Albert had been secretly investigating the attack and had already figured out what the monster in the castle secret room was.

Basilisk?

Although Ginny doesn't know what a basilisk is, it is not difficult to tell from Albert's description that the basilisk is a very terrifying dark creature.

If you meet the eyes of the basilisk, you may be petrified. Several petrified students in the school were attacked by the basilisk.

As for opening the secret room, who was the murderer of the attack?

Albert didn't say.

Ginny knew that Albert was suspicious of herself.

But, is the person who opened the secret room really yourself?

Ginny didn't know either.

However, she was also doubting herself, especially when she found that she seemed to have lost part of her memory. Ginny couldn't even remember where she was when Hermione was attacked.

If you really opened the secret room by yourself, what should you do?

Ginny was always worried that Albert would go to the professor to report on herself.

Will Professor McGonagall believe Albert's words?

Ginny didn't know, and didn't want to know.

Albert is too famous in school, not to mention that he has most likely found the entrance to the secret room, and using facts to prove it is more persuasive than empty talk.

Why did things become like this?

I just went to Hogwarts to study.

Why is it like this!

What would Harry think of himself if he knew she was the murderer who opened the secret room?

What will parents say?

Will Principal Dumbledore drive himself out of the school?

In the end, she could only watch everyone graduating from school, but she could not become a wizard.

The worst thing is that she might be arrested by the Ministry of Magic and imprisoned in the terrible Azkaban prison like Hagrid.

Ginny still remembers the change in expression on her father's face when he talked about Azkaban prison.

All this is driving the poor girl crazy, and fear is slowly eating Ginny's heart.

Motivated by loneliness, anxiety and fear, Ginny took out Tom Riddle's diary stolen from Harry from the bottom of the bedside table, and couldn't wait to tell Tom about her inner anxiety and fear.

Unfortunately, Ginny Weasley did this, just in the arms of Tom Riddle.

While Ginny Weasley confided his truth in the diary, Tom Riddle, who was hiding in the diary, was slowly devouring Ginny's most secret fear and the deepest secrets to gradually grow himself.

Tom Riddle is getting stronger, but Ginny Weasley, the diary holder, knows nothing about it.

During the conversation with Ginny, Tom Riddle also got a lot of useful information. A Muggle wizard with a different talent aroused Tom Riddle's interest.

Albert Anderson.

The smartest student ever at Hogwarts?

Tom sneered at this, he remembered being called the smartest student ever at Hogwarts.

Albert Anderson.

Just a Muggle wizard.