With extraordinary comprehension, I built a floating city at Hogwarts.

As it turned out, he ran into Draco's father, Lucius Malfoy, who was carrying the tattered diary and walking awkwardly downstairs.

Behind him, Harry and Dobby, the house-elf who had been causing him trouble all semester, watched Lucius leave with smug satisfaction.

It seems that just now, Harry tricked Lucius in his diary, causing the Malfoys to lose a house-elf.

Seeing this, Levin had an idea and used [Advanced Invisibility] on himself to quietly follow them.

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Chapter 154 Malfoy's Diary

Lucius Malfoy appears to have arrived at Hogwarts using Apparition.

Therefore, if he wanted to leave, he would have to walk all the way to the outside of Hogwarts' Anti-Apparition Array.

This made it easier for Levin to carry out his plan.

Just as he reached a main road outside Hogwarts, preparing to use Apparition,

A white light flashed in the distance.

Then Lucius fell heavily to the ground.

Just after he activated [Apparition], he was thrown back by space as if he had crashed into a wall.

"What's going on? The range of Hogwarts' Anti-Apparition Array has expanded again? When did this happen?"

Lucius was completely bewildered.

He was unaware that this was the effect of Levin's [Dimensional Anchor].

Next, as he tried to Apparate to another location, he was suddenly struck by a Disarming Charm.

His wand spun out of the air.

He was knocked into a tree.

Levin appeared before him, picking up his wand and diary.

“Hello, Mr. Lucius Malfoy,” Levin greeted Lucius, who was lying on the ground.

“You are… I recognize you, Levin Green. Why are you following me?” Lucius rubbed his chest, which had been struck by the wand, and struggled to his feet. “Attacking an adult wizard, do you know what you’re doing?”

Levin waved his hand: "Don't worry, I meant no harm. The reason I did this is because I have something to tell you, the kind of topic you won't like." As he spoke, he held up the slashed diary and waved it.

When Lucius saw the diary in the other person's hands, his expression changed drastically.

He had realized that the other party's trip was solely for this diary.

That's bad.

This diary was, after all, something he had given to Ginny Weasley back then.

In this unexpected turn of events, it became the key to unlocking the secret room.

The locked-room incident has escalated to such a huge extent that even his only son was attacked and nearly died.

Having paid the price of having a house-elf, they finally managed to get this hot potato back into their hands.

It was stolen again!

What if the other party knows something...

Thinking of this, Lucius felt a sense of foreboding.

He forced himself to calm down, feigning indifference:

“Speak, Mr. Green, what exactly do you want? In consideration of your defeat of the monster in the Chamber of Secrets and your avenging of Draco, I will try my best to grant your request.”

That's not what I meant.

Levin shook his head.

"That's not what I want to hear. Why don't you think about it again?"

He looked at Lucius, and surprisingly, a sincere expression appeared on his face.

Upon hearing this, Lucius's heart skipped a beat; it seemed this Muggle knew more than he thought.

But he still pretended to be serious and said, "Well, indeed, this diary is very important to the Malfoy family, so how much money do you need me to pay to redeem it?"

“That’s not it either,” Levin continued, shaking his head, looking utterly disappointed.

“Lucius, Lucius, what have I done to make you disrespect me like this? I am giving you a chance by coming here to talk to you in person, but instead of appreciating my goodwill, you keep giving me perfunctory answers.”

As he spoke, he waved the diary again: "In fact, you are right, I did kill the monster in the secret chamber. But you didn't mention one thing, that is, the successor of the secret chamber, the one who actually opened the secret chamber, was also defeated by me personally."

"To be honest, I learned some incredible details during this process."

Levin's voice was neither too loud nor too soft.

But upon hearing this, Lucius seemed to have been run over by a wheel, and he became completely dejected, his already pale skin looking even more bloodless.

The fact that the other party could say these things proves that they are indeed very knowledgeable about the diary.

There was no way I could hide anything anymore.

"Alright, Mr. Green, I give up. I'm sorry, I shouldn't have been so perfunctory. Please state your requirements."

Finally, Lucius bowed his head.

He was well aware of the current situation; the opponent had earned a first-class medal for killing a chimera beast, and now had also slain a basilisk.

Although he was just a minor wizard, his strength was extraordinary, and he knew he couldn't compare to him.

Furthermore, since the diary and wand are now in the other party's possession, they cannot use Apparition.

They felt that all their escape routes had been cut off.

We are the fish on the chopping block, at their mercy.

Given the Malfoys' wisdom, they should have decisively backed down at this point.

The ability to be flexible and adaptable has always been the greatest virtue of the Malfoy family.

Levin waved his hand: "It seems that Mr. Malfoy has fully realized the reality, that's good. Now let's get down to business, but don't be too nervous, after all, I am Draco's classmate."

Upon hearing this, Lucius couldn't help but swallow hard.

He felt he understood the other person's subtext: his son was on the same campus as the other person, which was practically equivalent to being a hostage.

The other party was telling him: Behave yourself, or you'll have to watch out for your son.

Just then, Levin suddenly raised his hand and tossed the diary to Lucius.

Lucius instinctively took the diary and looked at Levin with a puzzled expression.

Levin ignored his reaction and asked directly, "Mr. Lucius, do you know where this thing comes from?"

Lucius tried to come up with a reason, but when he met Levin's gaze, he found that those eyes radiated a terrifying majesty, as if he were looking directly at a dragon.

The sense of oppression was almost comparable to that of Voldemort.

So he readily admitted, "This diary was given to me by the Lord... the Dark Lord. At the time, he only said that it was a powerful dark magic tool."

"Dark magic tools?" Levin scoffed. "Isn't there anything else?"

“No, no.” Lucius shook his head repeatedly. “I swear on the honor of the Malfoy family, that’s what he said.”

Levin listened and nodded.

According to the feedback from the psychic ability [Thought Detection], the other party did indeed tell the truth.

Sure enough, his psychic abilities were incredibly effective in communicating with people. For example, just now, he only needed to exert a little pressure to make the other person obedient.

It seems that although Voldemort left the diary with the Malfoy family, he did not truly trust them.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be good to hide its true function.

Levin can take advantage of this.

So Levin slowly asked, "Then do you know that because of this diary, the Dark Lord almost came back to life?"

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The diary slipped from Lucius's hands and fell to the ground.

This news was truly shocking for Lucius.

But Levin has something even more shocking to say:

“I personally defeated the being in the diary, so I can tell you that this diary contains the emotions, memories, and magic of a young wizard named Tom Marvolo Riddle, and it is imbued with extremely powerful and evil magic!”

"After you gave it to Ginny, it began to absorb the life force of young wizards, first Ginny, then Ron. During this time, it also opened the secret chamber and attacked many young wizards, including your son Draco."

"He also personally explained the origin of the Dark Lord's name..."

Levin waved his wand, and in mid-air, the spelling of Tom Riddle's name changed to "I am Voldemort."

He paused for a moment, giving Lucius, who was already trembling, some time to process the information.

"In fact, Mr. Malfoy, I personally believe that this diary is one of Voldemort's Horcruxes."

"What did you say?! That thing is..." Lucius looked incredulous.

As a member of a long-established pure-blood family, Lucius was aware of the esoteric knowledge surrounding Horcruxes.

Upon hearing this, he immediately realized the trouble he was in.

"Voldemort isn't dead, or at least not quite dead, I'm sure you know that... In fact, just last year, I saw him hiding on the back of Professor Quirrell's head. So I stuck him to Harry and used Harry's Patronus spell to burn them alive."

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Levin's account was very calm, but Lucius felt a chill run down his spine after listening to it.

The fact that this young wizard could make Quirrell die in such a horrible way suggests that he is no less cruel than the Dark Lord.

"How do you think Voldemort would treat the person who damaged his soul fragment and his family?" Levin chuckled at this point.

Upon hearing Levin's words, Lucius instantly felt a chill.

He considered the worst possible consequences.

No one knew Voldemort's methods of punishing people better than him!