Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

While at the Pyramid of Khufu, Voldemort wanted to study the power of faith.

Unfortunately, it was not a suitable place, so Voldemort did not stay there permanently.

But the environment this time was obviously much better than the last time.

First of all, these Sioux people, especially several tribal witches, had a very good impression of Voldemort.

In addition, because of the appearance of Ghost Dance, they also confirmed their future plans to join Voldemort.

After reaching this cooperative relationship, their relationship with Voldemort became even closer.

In the end, it was Voldemort's identity as the prophet that made the tribe witches value him more and even respect him.

Tribal shamans pay more attention to prophets than ordinary shamans.

Because compared to ordinary wizards, tribal witches carry the direction of a tribe, so prophecies are particularly important to them.

This is one of the reasons why they attach so much importance to the prophecy of Ghost Dance.

For these reasons, Voldemort decided to stay here and study the power of faith carefully.

He felt that this power might be a way to eternal life, and it was also very likely that it would allow him to achieve a breakthrough in strength.

Once you reach the level of Voldemort, it is really difficult to make a breakthrough.

His original plan was to work on Potu and try to gain a deeper understanding and understanding of magic.

But that is bound to be a slow process, and more wave patterns need to be studied first.

For this reason, he had previously encouraged Dumbledore to join Porto research, and also spread the methods of Porto research to let more people join.

But even so, if you want to achieve results, you need to wait for a long time.

According to the original plan, he would work hard to speed up the process.

But now that he has more interesting research subjects, he is no longer so interested in researching more witchcraft diagrams.

There are so many people doing research anyway, so he might as well focus his energy here.

Voldemort finally made comprehensive considerations and stayed on the sacred mountain of the Sioux people.

Several witches did not object to this, and the grassland witch even stayed with him directly.

Among the few people who followed Voldemort here, Count Dracula and Crouch Jr. left quickly.

Count Dracula will assist Crouch Jr. to launch the North American plan designated by Voldemort.

As for Luna and Neville, they stayed with Voldemort.

They lived quite well here. In addition to Voldemort's guidance, the tribal witches who occasionally came here to worship would also teach them some things.

Neville will learn close combat from them and practice in actual combat with those tribal warriors.

As for Luna, the grassland witch liked her very much and taught him many grass tribe witchcraft.

Because all three of them had something to study and research, time passed very quickly in this semi-enclosed holy mountain.

When Voldemort thought it was necessary to find some Death Eaters and try to get them to worship him, it was already three months later.

"The warrior of Ilvermorny is ahead, Your Majesty, and it seems likely that he will continue to do so."

Abu talked about the situation of the competition with great excitement, but he was in a low mood when he said this.

It was obvious that he didn't like this warrior from the American Magic Academy.

"I don't pay attention to these, Abu. When you have time, you can urge the Death Eaters to dance my totem dance."

Voldemort sent Abu away in this way, and called Porches to ask about the release of the first Harry Potter movie.

"It was very successful, and we used some commercial means to push the movie to the top of the box office. It is currently a hotly discussed movie around the world." Porchis replied.

Voldemort was very satisfied with this result and handed over the plot outline of the third book that he had prepared in advance.

"Bring this to Ms. Rowling and tell her that I'm sorry that I can't celebrate the success of the movie with her." After Voldemort finished speaking, he waved his hand to signal him to leave.

He then had a long chat with his secretary, Gemma Farley, and learned about the current situation in the wizarding world in England, as well as the current situation of the Death Eaters.

The information obtained from Abu and other Death Eaters was too simple, and Secretary Gemma's perspective allowed him to corroborate the content.

The two chatted for a long time, and Voldemort also gave some new instructions.

For example, the establishment of Gaunt Bank should be more quiet, and the Ministry of Magic's infiltration can be bolder and wait for orders.

"I'm not in England. If you make bolder moves at the Ministry of Magic, it will reassure the old guy Dumbledore."

After saying this last thing, Voldemort was ready to let Gemma leave.

After all, it is not good for too many wizards to gather in the Sioux's holy land, as it can easily arouse the other party's resentment.

However, Gemma did not leave immediately. She hesitated for a moment and said to Voldemort: "Bella is divorced."

"ah?"

Voldemort opened his mouth in surprise, then waved his hands in disgust and said, "Don't tell me this kind of thing in the future."

Although he couldn't figure out what Bella was doing, some of her actions had made Voldemort a little dissatisfied.

Not to mention the previous conflict with Daenerys, this time he asked Bella to come over, but Bella actually refused on the grounds of "some personal matters."

He really couldn't figure out what personal matters were more important than helping him. Was she going to create a second Horcrux?

As for her divorce, Voldemort didn't even want to pay attention to it.

If he showed more concern, it would only complicate the relationship between him, Bella, and Daenerys.

Now this situation has reached the limit that he can accept.

If Bella made another mistake, he would really have to have a serious talk with her.

After driving Gemma and others away, Voldemort began to let the remaining Death Eaters dance the totem dance he had developed himself.

But the power of faith did not appear immediately, and Voldemort even felt that these Death Eaters were far less pious than the tribesmen when they danced.

"Bella, little Crouch must be pious enough, but..."

The former refused to come, and the latter was too busy to come.

"It may not just be for pious reasons. The dances and songs may also have problems."

The personnel would definitely not be in place, so Voldemort would have to work hard on the process.

To this end, he has made several attempts to create "radiation in the wind" in the world of memory, and has tried to understand this process better by offering sacrifices to totem poles.

This gave him some insights, but he really didn't know how far he was from developing a totem dance that could generate the power of faith.

The research direction was right, but he really couldn't guess how long it would take to produce results.

But even so, Voldemort was still addicted to it and tried tirelessly every day.

He himself could say that those Death Eaters were really tortured.

For this reason, he had to properly deploy some Death Eaters to come and exchange with these people, otherwise such lonely days would really make these guys collapse.

After all, most people who have lived in Azkaban are not used to an environment that is too quiet.