Take things as they come at Hogwarts

Tom didn't expect such a change to happen, he should have gone back to Lockhart at this time, let him see the scene, and then take him directly to the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets, where the ritual would be done.

Now, he had to wait for the limelight to pass.

However, he didn't think it was a big problem, anyway, no one could find out about the secret room.

No one was there a few decades ago, and it is the same now. After all, only the Parseltongue can open the Chamber of Secrets.

Even though Harry could also speak of a parseltongue, it would have saved Tom his effort if he came.

He has always wanted to have a good chat with this savior who defeated his true body.

Of course, if Harry and Dumbledore came together, it wouldn't be fine.

Because Tom can escape with the basilisk.

There are two secret passages behind the chamber that lead to the Black Lake and the Forbidden Forest.

Tom had already thought about everything.

It's just a pity that the basilisk is blind, which makes him lose a lot of power in his hands.

In this matter, he must ask the basilisk what kind of power can make the basilisk's death stare and suffer such a big backlash.

......

Locke didn't know what was going on outside, and by this time, the blank journal that had melted into his body had taken effect.

It was repeating scenes where Tom was learning alchemy and the Fire Charm, and Locke could even hear Tom talking to himself and see his notes written out one by one.

But alas, he can't interact with Tom.

It was a long process, lasting not one day or two days293, but months, so that Locke slowly did not know how much time had passed outside, and there was no concept of time.

He just watched the scene over and over again.

It was only when Lockhart appeared that Locke was able to sober up for a moment and realize that he was in a scene of Tom's recreated memory.

And by watching Lockhart's memories, Locke also understood something about him.

Lockhart's focus on the Oblivion Charm is due to the fact that his showy actions are always wrong.

At Hogwarts, it's impossible for him to do that, because we're all wizards, and before you raise your wand at the others, think about which of you will get hit by the spell first!

But when Lockhart graduated and came to the Muggle world, everything was different.

Because the wizarding world did not accept Lockhart, he spent a long time in the Muggle world.

With his handsome appearance and third-rate spells, he can not mix much in the Muggle world.

And every time he failed to perform, he was able to "forget everything" to erase the memories of Muggles.

And use it for a long time, use it carefully, and over time, Lockhart's spell will reach the fourth stage, master!

Then, a new spell "Memory Theater" is derived!

This spell can directly extract a part of a person's memories and manifest it in front of the caster in the form of a movie film.

The caster can then edit it. And it can be put back after editing, so that it is difficult for people who have been reduced or changed to notice the abnormality.

Locke speculated that the birth of Lockhart's spell should have been influenced by the art form of Muggle films.

Obviously, Lockhart's favorite thing is to be in the limelight, and the most showy in this era in the Muggle world is probably the movie stars.

Lockhart may have seen quite a few movies and was impressed by the art form, and had a deep desire for it.

This impression, this desire, reflected in his new spell, became like this.

Although this spell is more appropriate to call it "memory film" in essence, the inconsistency of spells and effects is more common in the wizarding world, and both Locke and wizards have become accustomed to it.

And the spell of "memory theater" is indeed much more atmospheric than "memory film", which is very in line with Lockhart's gorgeous and pompous style.

However, the main reason why Tom is so fond of this spell is that it can be used in conjunction with the Dementor Mind to become a real memory theater.

You can let your mind get into the other person's head and really watch the other person's memories like a movie.

And when used in conjunction with Occlumency, it can better form a memory maze, so that the peeping can only see the memories you want him to see.

Lockhart's spell has succeeded in making the other two spells much more effective, and the difficulty of learning has plummeted!

It can be said that if Lockhart announced this spell, he would definitely leave a name in the history of magic and be a master of spells in the wizarding world.

Because this is typical of 1+23, the most important step in creating a chemical reaction!

Unfortunately, Lockhart doesn't know how to take a mind and brain grunchmancy, so he doesn't know about it.

Even if he knew, he probably wouldn't dare to announce it.

Through Tom's copy of Lockhart's memories, Locke also discovers the reason why Lockhart has attacked powerful wizards many times and always succeeded.

As mentioned earlier, all the transformation spells created by the wizards themselves can be cast silently and without a wand. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

Lockhart's "Memory Theater" is naturally the same. In this case, his attack was naturally difficult to guard against.

And the reason why Lockhart was able to write about the experiences of other wizards was naturally because he had a copy of other people's memory rings in his hand, which he could view little by little.

Otherwise, it is okay to write a report based on interviews and inquiries alone, but to write a biographical novel, the amount of information is definitely not enough.

And the veteran adventurer wizards who can become Dumbledore's friends, no one should think that they don't understand anything, are defenseless, and are a bunch of stupid and naïve guys.

They also know what to say and what not to say. []

And Lockhart started out as a young wizard out of nowhere, not even a reporter for the Daily Prophet.

Who's going to put their hearts on him?

After understanding the power of the magic spell of "memory theater", Locke, who was in the memory scene, couldn't help but be a little worried, worried about whether Harry and Dumbledore outside could solve Tom.

Although the current Tom is far inferior to the adult Voldemort, after receiving this spell, if he is resurrected, he may not be able to really rise.

Maybe Locke was not careful, and he cultivated a more difficult villain BOSS.

However, it is useless to regret it now.

Who made him only care about thrills before?

Locke could only bless Harry now, and then, like a wandering ghost, wandered through the repetition of memory scenes.

There was also a hiccup in the meantime.

The spell used by the wizard in "Wandering with Werewolves" that can temporarily turn werewolves back into humans seems to be pronounced in Chinese.

Locke thought it was amazing, was Chinese really that difficult, and why did both the wizard and Lockhart always make a mistake when reciting this spell?

Although it does get a bit long.

Locke shook his head, no longer thinking about it.

But now that Locke has seen a useful spell, it's better to copy it.

Unfortunately, Tom also knew that the memory films stolen by Lockhart were precious and did not share much with Locke.

Otherwise, this may be Locke's biggest gain.

......

When Locke was petrified, Harry woke up from his nightmare.

He fumbled for his glasses, put them on, and turned on the light, only to find that Locke was not in the dorm.

If only that were it, but the invisibility cloak that Locke had borrowed before he went to bed was at the head of Harry's bed.

Harry felt a sense of foreboding welling up in his heart, and he couldn't help but pick up the invisibility cloak.

Then a note fell from the cloak.

Harry quickly picked it up and found that it was written in familiar handwriting: "Harry, remember, the venom of a thousand-year-old basilisk can destroy anything!".