I Am Voldemort

Tentacles resembling an octopus were arranged in clusters in his body, intertwined and danced with each other, and his oval mouth opened dully - he was blind and stupid, and his brain was engraved with strange wrinkles extending outwards like the history of the absurd Roman Renaissance, and the top of his aqua head solidified into the shape of a two-horned monster, with thunder roaring down behind him like a giant snake. In the four corners of the tarot cards, there are giant fluffy worms slithering back and forth, carrying strange shells engraved with shellfish creatures from thousands of years ago, and black spots swallowing them up. Riddle struggled to get up, quickly picked up the wand placed on the table, pointed it at his head, and roared loudly: "Avada! (Avada--)" The sound of the curse suddenly stopped... (This book contains some Cthulhu elements, but it should not be considered a Cthulhu text [Probably not, the Cthulhu mythology system is relatively complicated, and the author is stupid and does not understand it well enough. I hope I can remind you later.]) (There is no female protagonist in this book. Most of the existing female characters and supporting female characters in the early stage will be eliminated in the later stage, and if there are any, they will not be together.) (Some of the names of countries and places appearing in the work are false or real, but all the things mentioned are fictitious and do not represent the author's own opinions.) (This book turns from black to black, or from black to white. Even the author himself didn't think about it. Let's read the plot later, hehe.)