Hogwarts Card System.

Chapter 170 It was you who attracted the monster here? !

"What are you?" Jerry asked.

The friends also looked at Ron, who was crying with snot and tears, and they didn't know what was going on.

Ron grinned and had a sad face, looking like he was about to cry: "I am the heir to the Chamber of Secrets! I opened the Chamber of Secrets! I'm sorry, I'm sorry...ah~~~"

The friends seemed to be collectively petrified. They froze in place and looked at each other, not knowing what to say for a moment.

Harry kept winking at the others: "Did Ron get scared by the spider? I shouldn't have let him come! He's so scared that he's talking nonsense! Should I punch him and knock him out? It's said that falling asleep in this situation is good for his condition!"

Jerry: Maybe you ate too many chicken legs and lost your mind?
Neville: Heir of Slytherin? Open the Chamber of Secrets? Impossible, absolutely impossible! I didn't say anything in Parseltongue, why are you so eager to take the blame?

Hermione: Ted, put a Stunning Spell on Ron! We have to take him to see a doctor right away!

Ted: ...Could it really be this guy?
Ron was also unlucky. He lay on the steering wheel and cried so hard, but no one came to comfort him - everyone was confused.

After crying for a long time, she realized that it was not a big deal, so she slowly stopped and began to tell the story in a disjointed manner what had happened.

The story begins in the bookstore when school was about to start last summer.

Wasn’t there a monster in Diagon Alley that time, and it was all in the newspapers?
That was also the day Arthur Weasley and Lucius Malfoy showed the children how two mature wizards fought each other. The Weasley children also played dirty tricks.

One day after that, Ginny discovered that she had bought an extra second-hand notebook.

It just so happened that Ron was in need of a notebook. Although it was a second-hand item from decades ago, it was still usable without any words written on it, so he decided to come over and use it himself.

At first, it was nothing special. Ron just recorded what happened that day. Was it a diary? Not really. With Ron's vocabulary and patience, he could only write 20 words a day at most, no more.

There was nothing unusual at home, but it was different when I got to school.

That was the night when Ron drove his car into the Whomping Willow at night, and the next day he received a yelling letter from his mother in public.

Ron wrote a lot of words in the notebook, when he was most depressed, ashamed, sad and regretful.

Ron also confessed: "I felt that I was not the only one driving the car, and I secretly blamed you. I'm sorry, sorry Neville, sorry Harry, sorry Jerry, please forgive me, forgive me such a fool! Ah~~~" He started crying again.

If they were still in the Forbidden Forest, Ron's howling would attract wolves.

After I wrote a lot of words that time, the words in the diary changed the next day and became words of comfort!
Ron was surprised but didn't think much about it. He started writing more words in the diary, and gradually "awakened" the magic in the book - that's what senior Tom in the diary said.

But Ted guessed that at the Weasleys' house, the diary had been playing dead for fear of being discovered, until Ron revealed a mental flaw, and then it finally decided to start eroding him.

Senior Tom is knowledgeable, talented, considerate, and nice to talk to. Ron likes him very much~
I confided a lot of my worries to him and asked him for advice, no matter it was about interpersonal relationships or magical problems.

Ron also admitted that he had been jealous of Ted, jealous of him being loved and admired by everyone, jealous of his every highlight moment, and jealous of him being able to make money.
As Ron spoke, he punched himself twice. The two punches were as fast as lightning and full of power. He showed some of Harry's style and it was clear that he still had progress to make.

Ted and the others quickly stopped him from doing this act of self-mutilation and urged him to continue.

As Ron trusted senior Tom more and more, he became more and more alienated from his friends, and his health began to deteriorate, somewhat to the point of sub-health.

Jerry said, "That's what I thought! I always felt that you were a little weak during that period, and I thought it was because you didn't participate in morning exercises. Oh, I see. Later, you suddenly became studious. Was it because you were influenced by that senior Tom? This crappy name doesn't sound good at first glance!"

Ron lowered his head in shame. His grades had indeed improved dramatically during that period. Not only did he no longer have to copy his homework, he also got extra points in class.

As time went by, Ron trusted and relied on Tom more and more. Tom was also so considerate and even took the initiative to persuade Ron to get along well with his friends.

This action directly eliminated the little vigilance Ron had, and even aroused a little rebelliousness in Ron, making him more alienated from his friends.

You have to say that Voldemort, who was sixteen years old in the fifth grade, had already got some understanding of the mentality of the young wizards. At least a little brat like Ron was no match for them and was played around with.

What really devastated Ron was that he found a letter from his mother in his reply to Lockhart's fans.

Ron: My mom is a Lockhart fan?!

Later, the Chamber of Secrets was opened and Filch's Mrs. Norris was hung upside down and petrified.

That Halloween, Ron had agreed to dress up as Chicken Drumstick and Cheese with Jerry.

But Ron forgot something, which was actually his diary, so he went back to get it, and it wasn't long before or after. Ron suspected that he might have opened the secret room during that time.

Because he later found red dye between his fingernails, but he had no memory of touching it.

He didn't care about it at the time.

But then there were a few times when I couldn’t remember anything about a certain period of time. One time, I even “woke up” outside the castle early in the morning with a lot of chicken feathers on my body!
He thought he was sleepwalking!
As a result, during breakfast, his old owl bumped into him and diverted the attention of the person.

Ron started to feel something was wrong after Christmas.

After all, he was not a little girl like Ginny who left home for the first time. He and Ted had also experienced a lot.

He has lost his memory several times, appeared in inexplicable places, and then people were killed, so he has some ideas.

Is it such a coincidence once or twice?
So, after the New Year, he threw away his diary!

He was very uneasy at the time, mainly because he was afraid. He was afraid that he was really the heir to the secret room and opened the secret room to harm others.

He still had a certain fluke mentality, thinking that what if it was just the diary that had a problem and the secret room had nothing to do with him? It was understandable, after all, he was just a 12-year-old child.

We have all tried to evade responsibility.

But later, with the correct concept, most people have the courage to take responsibility and have a sense of responsibility.

Ron thought that if the diary was lost, everything would be fine. No more secret chambers would be opened, and no one would be killed. Those people would be able to recover after the mandrake matured.

However, he never expected that the diary would be picked up by Neville.

It was also during that period that his mentality had just eased. In addition, Neville suddenly learned that Hagrid was the heir fifty years ago. He was so confused that he hid the diary from others, so Ron never found it.

When he found out that Neville had picked up the diary and was even chatting happily with Senior Tom, he was completely dumbfounded!

That day Jerry said that Neville was as hardworking as Ron and got up early in the morning to study, and Ron found his diary.

At that time, Ron hid in the quilt and wanted to die!

"If I had been brave enough and told everyone what had happened, nothing would have happened! Dumbledore and Hagrid wouldn't have been implicated and driven away! It's all my fault! I'm a coward!"

Ron's tears flowed freely, he really couldn't stop them.

Ted quickly comforted him: "Ron, don't cry. Not to mention you, even I can't do better. Who knew something like this would happen? Don't blame yourself. Didn't you say it out? It's not too late to say it now!"

Jerry nodded as well: "Yes, yes, yes! Ron, please continue!"

Ron wanted to cry freely but couldn't, so he could only continue to tell the rest of the story.

Ron was ultimately unable to make up his mind to face the possibility of opening the Chamber of Secrets and being imprisoned in Azkaban, so he chose another approach - stealing the diary.

It turned out that the Gryffindor dormitory was robbed, not by Ginny, but by Ron.

However, the difference is that after Ron stole the diary back, he lost it again. He tried to destroy it, but couldn't do it. So he had to throw it away.

This time, Ron learned his lesson and threw it where Neville and the others couldn't pick it up!
The women's restroom! Especially the abandoned women's restroom! Even girls don't go there!
Ron: Just throw it into the toilet. I don't believe anyone can pick it up?!

Sure enough, there was peace for a long time afterwards, but a victim still appeared, and it was Lavender, a student of Gryffindor.

Ron went to the bathroom to look for it, and sure enough, the diary was gone.

Then there was the cancellation of the Quidditch match some time ago, which resulted in two victims at once.

At that time, Ron was so scared that he just shrank his neck like a quail and waited for the final judgment.

Until today, after experiencing a bigger surprise and battle, he sat on this flying car again, just like when everything just happened at the beginning of the school year...

He finally mustered up the courage to tell it all.

(End of this chapter)