Harry Drifting Further Away

"Lycoon, get up! It's Monday, and the first class is Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration. If you're late, I'm sure Professor McGonagall will throw a tantrum!"

Jiedi, a henchman, frantically shook Lester was fast asleep on the bed.

Lester was out all night yesterday and only got back to his dorm at 5 pm to sleep for half an hour. He's incredibly sleepy now.

"Ah Jie, isn't today Sunday?" Lester rubbed his eyes, his voice laced with murderous intent. "I need an explanation!"

"Lycoon, have you lost your mind?" Jiedi helplessly, immediately pulling out a calendar and pointing to the date. "You said you were going to explore Hogwarts on Saturday night, and you haven't come back all day!"

Lester immediately perked up, and memories gradually surfaced in his mind.

As a magic school with a history spanning thousands of years, Lester didn't believe that the Four Founders hadn't left their legacy at Hogwarts. Moreover, the voice he heard during the Sorting Ceremony made Lester's imagination run wild.

The Four Founders clearly left a loophole in the Sorting Hat; otherwise, the Sorting Hat wouldn't have sorted them into Slytherin, and they wouldn't have lost their memories of the Sorting.

Since the Sorting Hat could have a backdoor left by the Four Founders, it's impossible that Hogwarts wouldn't have the legacy of those Four Founders. Therefore, Lester took action.

Unfortunately, after a day and a night of searching, Lester found nothing except for figuring out the way to Hogwarts.

"Let's go, let's go to class!" After regaining his memory, Lester went into the bathroom, splashed some water on his face, put on his Slytherin wizard robes, and set off for the Transfiguration classroom.

Outside the door, Jiedi and his two companions had been waiting for quite some time. When they saw Lester come out, Miti fawned over him with a cream cake, while Kitty stood beside Lester, eager to try a glass of watermelon juice.

After two days of Lester's tutelage, the three pure-blooded lads were completely won over by Lester.

The main problem is that you have to be convinced; Lester is really daring to take action.

Life is like a scrub; if you can't resist it, then you have to enjoy it. So, after a three-minute mental preparation, Jiedi and his two companions had accepted their roles as Lester's underlings.

"I love tiramisu, make me tiramisu every morning from now on." He casually tossed the small cake into his mouth, chewed it a couple of times, then choked a little and was about to force himself to swallow it down.

"Big brother, have some watermelon juice!" Kitty had been waiting for a long time, quickly handed over watermelon juice, allowing Lester to take a big, delicious sip.

"Good job!" Lester patted the two on the shoulder in approval and nodded with satisfaction. He said gently, "You two did a great job. If anyone dares to bully you in Slytherin in the future, tell me and I'll take care of it for you."

Miti and Kitty's eyes lit up immediately, and their desire to woo Lester intensified.

Since none of their families were particularly powerful, the three of them were prepared to serve as lackeys in Slytherin.

Although Lester was a Muggle-born with no background, his strength was undeniable. Just like Voldemort, who came from an orphanage in his youth and wore secondhand school uniforms, he still managed to thrive in Slytherin.

Didn't the others realize that Voldemort had a poor childhood? They all knew Voldemort's background perfectly well, but Voldemort's strength impressed them, so these pure-bloods were willing to be Voldemort's henchmen.

In the Wizarding World, strength reigns supreme; with enough power, you can have anything you want, just like Hermione, who later became Minister for Magic.

Although the Weasley family contributed significantly, their strength is undeniable. They could single-handedly defeat Death Eaters as students; imagine what they'd be like as adults!

Therefore, Jiedi and his two companions were not opposed to being Lester's underlings; in fact, they were quite proud of it.

In the entire Slytherin House of freshmen, apart from the young master of the Malfoy family, everyone else seemed ordinary, except for Lester, who was obviously amazing.

Nonsense! He just wanted to bully his classmate a little, and this kid tried to kill him. Isn't that awesome?

Being ruthless is not necessarily a bad thing; at least for a leader, a ruthless person can often go further.

After finishing the food prepared by the henchmen, Lester and his three companions hurried to the Transfiguration classroom.

In front of the Transfiguration classroom, Lester and his three companions, hurrying along, happened to see two young wizards dressed in Gryffindor robes across the way, carrying their robes and running breathlessly toward the classroom.

"Harry!" Lester waved enthusiastically to Harry as soon as he saw the familiar black glasses in the distance.

However, faced with Lester's enthusiastic call, Harry hesitated, especially after seeing the three sycophantic figures behind Lester Jiedi. Harry's expression changed, and he pretended not to know Lester, walking straight into the classroom.

"Did Lester really become a dark wizard after entering Slytherin House?" Harry couldn't help but wonder. "If Lester is still the same as before, then why is he friends with the pure-bloods of Slytherin?"

Behind Harry, Ron Weasley, with an "I knew it" expression, scanned Lester and his three henchmen.

He knew Lester was no good. He'd only just entered Slytherin and already befriended all the young Slytherin wizards—what the hell was he if not a dark wizard?

Moreover, the humble demeanor of those three Slytherin wizards clearly indicated they were Lester's henchmen. If Lester could become the leader of a villain, then he must be a truly wicked person.

As Ron Weasley passed Lester, he gave a curt snort and tossed his head into the Transfiguration classroom.

"Damn it, you bastard! What's so great about a poor wretch like you!"

Before Lester could speak, his self-proclaimed top lieutenant, Jiedi, couldn't help but speak up.

Fortunately, he was a bit far from Weasley, and Lester was in between them; otherwise, given Jiedi's fiery temper, he would have rushed up and made Ron Weasley roar like a dragon.

Lester didn't stop Jiedi from swearing, and he frowned as Harry's behavior earlier also drew his attention.

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