Having escaped famine, I was accepted into Hogwarts.

Chapter 150 At this point, we should turn to the omnipotent Dumbledore.

Chapter 150 At this point, we should turn to the omnipotent Dumbledore.

"How would I assassinate someone at school?"

In a single sentence, Tom was instantly transported back to that evening more than seventy years ago, when he killed someone to save a snake.

Oh, you can't say he only saved a snake. At that time, he also cleared Hagrid and his eight-eyed spider out of Hogwarts.

So in a sense, he saved an entire generation of young wizards at Hogwarts.

Kane's question has now completely woken Tom up; he can't continue down this path of depravity!

He still has mud seeds to clean up, enemies to kill, and his original body to revive. He cannot continue to degenerate like this!

And all of this begins with luring the little wizard from the ditch into the secret chamber, killing him, and absorbing his life force to revive oneself!

But thinking about this, Tom felt somewhat helpless, and the once sturdy pages became limp again.

This is difficult to talk about, and it's not easy to do either.

If Ginny and Lockhart are essentially defenseless in spirit, and Luna is like an impenetrable fortress, then Kane's spirit is like an iceberg in the polar regions.

Sometimes his mind would be so calm that there wasn't a ripple, like a model in a snow globe, which didn't feel like a mental state that a human being should have.

Some people feel listless when using magic intensely, like an iceberg melting into a pool of rotten, salty seawater. But whenever they feel they have an opportunity and take action...

Kane's mind began to go mad. At least in Tom's perception, Kane's mind at that time was not like seawater, but more like sulfuric acid, the kind that would explode if touched for even a second longer.

This situation usually doesn't last long; soon the seawater or sulfuric acid will refreeze into solid ice, which will be even larger and stronger than before.

This feeling of not being able to find any loopholes is very unpleasant.

If Kane understood Tom's thoughts, he would definitely scoff at them, and might even think that Tom was like an eel, always looking for loopholes.

However, despite saying that, Tom was still very reliable and knew how to put on an act.

[My God! Are you insane? You want to kill someone? How could you do such an evil thing?]

Kane watched Tom perform quietly, but then suddenly realized that he should let Tom understand what he was thinking.

So he slowly picked up his pen and drew a slightly strained smile on Tom's body.

Soon, Tom responded with an even more strained smile, controlling the ink.

"Dude, you understand what I'm thinking."

Kane almost burned out Tom's CPU in the book the moment he finished writing that sentence.

Wow! He called me "bro," does that mean he's not that bad? In some way, he already considers me his friend?

Since that's the case, as a friend, I'll let him die a quick and painless death, like taking one of the basilisk's eyes or something.

"So you have a way?" Kane asked impatiently, looking at the slightly strained smile Tom had drawn.

"Hmm, I can choose to teach you a little spell."

Kane raised an eyebrow. To be honest, it didn't feel good to be kept in the dark by Tom, so he bluntly pursed his lips and continued writing, "And then a flashback spell sends him straight to Azkaban?"

Perhaps you can also turn to me for help. I can sense your third hand; I mean, that book can create...

Before Tom could finish speaking, Kane blocked his words with three diagonal lines.

"That's even worse. I won't allow any non-human being around me to have their own thoughts. Of course, you're an exception."

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Tom had a strange feeling, and then he quickly realized what it was.

Isn't this exactly what I've been doing? While thinking about how to kill the other person, I accidentally blurted out my true feelings, and then casually and carelessly tried to cover it up.

Aha, I've spotted a little wizard who looks exactly like me! I have to kill him as soon as possible! I have to kill him!

"So do you have any other more reliable methods?" Kane chatted with Tom casually, rejecting everything he said, until Tom revealed his part about the secret room.

To be honest, Kane initially thought it would be a difficult task, but for some reason Tom had a change of heart, everything went very smoothly.

I know a wonderful place that might be able to help you.

As Tom finally revealed the hook for Tom's Secret Room that he had been curious about, Kane leaned back against the pillow and slowly exhaled.

"Finally, they fell for it!"

Tom in the book also breathed a sigh of relief.

That annoying little wizard outside the book... finally fell for it!

Just as Kane was sighing, a passage of text slowly appeared on Tom's book.

But he was suddenly stunned when he picked up the book and took a look.

Why does this address look so familiar?

It's weird, take another look.

Then Kane realized that the address was really familiar, because it was the abandoned washroom where Hermione had secretly brewed Polyjuice Potion.

The entrance to that secret room is in this washroom, but only I know how to get in.

"Okay, okay, stop beating around the bush, Tom, just tell me." As Kane wrote this, he suddenly felt that he should give Tom some respect, so he slowly put his legs down.

Yes, that's respectful enough.

Tom, being very honest, directly revealed the entrance to the secret room: the bathroom had a special faucet with a small golden snake inlaid on it.

You can enter the secret room by speaking in a snake-like voice while facing the faucet.

Then Tom finished drawing the map, but unfortunately, it wasn't long enough or slow enough: "As for Parsleyan, not to brag, but I'm very likely the only person who can still speak Parsleyan nowadays."

Kane deeply felt that what Senior Tom said was right. He was speechless and simply made a manuscript with his stone hands and walked towards the abandoned washroom.

In that washroom, he actually found a faucet with a small golden snake on it, aimed carefully, and swung his pickaxe down on it, but unfortunately...

Hogwarts is so magical that Kane spent an entire afternoon digging two cubic meters but still couldn't find the entrance.

So much so that...

"Damn it, the Alliance's washing room doesn't even have a sewer?" Kane sat in the ruins, tossing aside the fourth broken manuscript. When he tried to pull out more raw materials from the little pumpkin's mouth, he found that all the raw materials were gone.

Meanwhile, Tom, who was on the ground, noticed Kane's long-term cold violence. After a moment's thought, he realized that Kane was busy with his own ruthless activities, so he naturally turned to the pages of his book.

At this point, I think you should ask the clever senior Tom for help!!!

"No, I should seek help from the almighty Dumbledore at this time." Kane picked up the Book of Tom and left the Baptismal Chamber.