Hogwarts Mysterious Man Resurrected

Lothar closed her eyes, took out a mask from her arms and put it on her face.

Then he opened his eyes, and there was darkness in front of him, and the dark green color representing the basilisk appeared in front of him.

A big lump of it, this is the mask made by Lothar.

As long as you don't look into the basilisk's eyes, you won't be subject to the instant death magic caused by the basilisk's gaze.

Lothar's plan was to take advantage of the loophole to circumvent the restriction of not being able to see the basilisk.

After putting on the mask, in the darkness in front of him, in addition to the green figure representing the basilisk, there were eleven humanoid figures representing white at the other end.

This represents the official start of Lothar's plan.

He nodded slightly to express his satisfaction.

Next, it’s time to lure the snake into its hole.

Lothar raised the wand in her hand and fired it at Tom as bright as day, then turned and left.

Although his eyes were illuminated by the dazzling white light, he could not see anything for the time being.

But Tom Riddle was still able to sense Lothar's position by relying on the basilisk's sensitivity to sound.

Logically speaking, snakes are usually deaf and half-blind, but the Basilisk doesn't know if it's because it is a magical creation.

It does not have the same shortcomings as ordinary snakes. On the contrary, it can see clearly, hear far, and has a huge size.

So, even if Tom is temporarily blind.

But he was still able to hunt down Lothar by identifying his location by listening to his voice.

Lothar consciously led Tom to the secret room. Only there could he dare to release the fire spell and burn the giant snake.

No matter what happens, I will take this opportunity to destroy his eyes.

Moreover, they are even faster.

God knows if Dumbledore will come over as quickly as possible after taking care of it.

Calculating the time, the strange things they arranged should be able to delay them for more than 10 minutes.

"That should be enough," Lothar thought in his mind.

He quickly evacuated, throwing two bright spells behind him from time to time, so that Tom did not dare to open his eyes easily.

Tom Riddle naturally knew Lothar's plan, and coincidentally, he also wanted to deal with Lothar in the secret room.

And Lothar's actions were exactly what he wanted.

The mistakes that occurred last time will not happen this time.

While running, Lothar suddenly stopped and stopped for a moment.

"What a troublesome guy." Lothar gritted his teeth, a little irritated.

"This guy's really lucky that Snape ended up in that place."

Lothar was actually the mysterious voice that appeared in Ron's mind.

After Ron returned the real diary to Hermione and then secretly hid Lothar's tampered diary on his person, Lothar began to use words to induce the young wizard.

And one night, when Ron was walking through a corridor alone.

Lothar, who was well prepared and invisible, released a magic on Ron.

Put a ray of his consciousness on Ron's body, or in other words, stay in his mind.

That was his first attempt, a little self-created magic based on a bunch of magic knowledge.

A sub-consciousness formed by cutting off a wisp of one's own memory, and has the ability to communicate, bewitch, and control.

With the knowledge of Voldemort's creation of Horcruxes and the help of Lockhart, the master of the Oblivion Curse.

He succeeded.

Successfully cut out a ray of consciousness and placed it on Ron's body.

And it would be more convenient for him to guide Ron

Yes, language confuses

As the mysterious voice in Ron's mind, Lothar was also very surprised that Ron would meet Snape in the corridor of the stairs going down from the sixth floor.

"Why would he go to that place instead of sending the Slytherin students back to the Slytherin common room?"

Lothar thought.

If he remembered correctly, Slytherin's common room was in the basement.

And Ron is on the sixth floor.

But after thinking about it, Lothar understood why Snape was there.

"Harry"

I wanted to think about it, but the movements of Lothar's hands were not slow.

A "thunderbolt explosion" shattered the wall in the corridor, giving Tom, the snake, a little hindrance. From time to time, it was accompanied by a bright spell to block Tom's sight, so that he did not dare to open his eyes again.

The most powerful thing about the basilisk is its eyes. Anyone who looks at it will die instantly.

It's like being under a spell similar to Avada's Kedavra.

But now, Lothar used "bright as day" to burst out a strong white light that made Tom afraid to open his eyes, which was equivalent to destroying his most powerful weapon.

But would Voldemort just sit back and die so easily?

The next moment, Tom found a position and broke through the wall, hiding in some passages in Hogwarts that allowed him to walk smoothly.

It was built in secret by Slytherin thousands of years ago.

Lothar stood there and stepped back bit by bit.

He glanced around, not knowing why.

In the mask's field of vision, the green figure representing the basilisk disappeared.

Although she knew that Tom entered the wall on the left, Lothar did not dare to believe it easily.

With Tom's personality, he must have devised a conspiracy waiting for him.

Time seemed to have stopped at this moment, and there was no sound in the corridor somewhere on the fourth floor.

But Lothar did not dare to let down his guard. He knew that Tom must be waiting for an opportunity.

An opportunity for him to make a comeback.

What's more, Lothar was still focused on helping Ron.

This kept him from paying perfect attention to his surroundings.

"Tom" he called softly, his voice as soft as calling his lover.

Lothar was sure that he heard his own voice. It was an intuition.

Abruptly, Lothar's hand holding the wand pointed behind him.

"Bright as day."

A dazzling white light flashed, and with the mask blocking the light, Lothar's eyes were not seriously damaged.

After all, except for the light source of the living body, everything else in his sight was black.

Naturally, he will not be exposed to the light that is enough to blind his eyes.

However, a certain basilisk would not have the same influence as Lothar.

"Hiss, hiss," to outsiders, this is the roar of the basilisk.

But to Lothar's ears, this was the angry roar of Tom Riddle.

"Losa"

The corners of Lothar's mouth were slightly raised, and she seemed to be in a good mood.

While most attack spells had little effect on Tom, Lothar was very happy with the miraculous effect of the Bright Curse.

The intense white light brought by the maximum output of magic power in a moment is enough to make anyone temporarily blind, even this basilisk is no exception.