Hogg: Omniscient About Black Magic to Replace Young Riddle

When Cyrus opened his eyes, he became the Horcrux that Voldemort left in his diary when he was sixteen. During the long years of being trapped between pages, he could only read over and over again the memories and black magic knowledge left by Tom Riddle, waiting for someone to write him down. It wasn't until the summer of 1992 that Ginny Weasley dug out this diary from a pile of old books and wrote the first line - Cyrus patiently guided her, tutored her late at night, drew her a map of the castle, and gradually won the little lion's trust in Gryffindor. Ginny loses her memory for a day and wakes up on the weekend - Cyrus' first successful possession. He walked into the secret chamber alone, and the Parseltongue awakened the basilisk that had been sleeping for fifty years. The stone statue of Slytherin opened its huge mouth for him. The basilisk surrenders and the plan is launched: on Halloween, Hogwarts will usher in the first wave of petrification. In the medal display room, Tom Riddle's name was shining brightly; in Dumbledore's office, Phoenix Fawkes was tilting his head and looking out the window - before the principal noticed, an opponent more formidable than the original Dark Lord had awakened. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.