Just how many identities does he have?
Some say he's Merlin reborn. He scoffs: "Him?"
Some say he's Slytherin's chief executive, but he remains unmoved.
Voldemort once said, "Kid, join me. I guarantee you'll have a bright future!"
Frowning, he replied, "Really? I'll think about it. Uh... I mean, I'll think about taking you on as my underling!"
He's a great wizard who can use three types of magic, and a lucky soul from Azeroth.
When faced with beautiful women, he can only accept them with a smile before saying, "If you get reborn without a harem, you'll end up with nothing!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Novels with protagonists named Ambrosius are basically **
Animagus cannot transform into magical creatures!
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