Chapter 208 Ouroboros

After escaping from Professor McGonagall's office, Fish went straight to the third floor and came to Myrtle's bathroom.

He first stretched his head to look inside and made sure that there were no other people and Myrtle's ghost inside, then he slipped in through the crack of the door and quickly closed the door.

In any case, this kind of place is strictly prohibited by Professor McGonagall, and her office is just downstairs. Fish thought it would be better to be cautious.

He ran all the way to the sink at the innermost part of the bathroom. Fish imitated Ginny's voice last night and made a short hissing sound at the sink.

For Fish, it was not difficult to remember and copy the tone of the hissing sound, and the verification spell at the entrance of the secret room was obviously not good enough to distinguish whether the wizard who spoke was really a Parseltongue.

"Meow hahahahaha!"

(●≧≦●)

In order to have a more exciting sliding experience, Fish specially ran a distance before entering the pipe, and this time he slid down on his stomach.

However, the faster the sliding speed, the faster the end time, so Fish was not satisfied after exiting the pipe, so he turned around and climbed back out of the pipe...

Then he switched to the cat form and slid again.

After turning into a cat, it was indeed another different experience.

So...

Fish turned into a clouded leopard and did it again.

After sliding in three forms, Fish finally had enough fun, and then he changed back to the cat-man form and walked deep into the tunnel.

...

"Hiss, hiss, hiss..."

At this time in the Chamber of Secrets, Voldemort was controlling Ginny to instruct the basilisk on some details, mainly not to reveal information about the Chamber of Secrets to Fish.

The ability to communicate with all animals is really too troublesome. In addition to the basilisk, he also has to find time to deal with Filch's wandering cat.

Because he didn't know Fish had this ability before, some of his previous actions were seen by Mrs. Norris. In order to be on the safe side, he also had to find a chance to shut up the cat.

While Voldemort was thinking, he continued to tell the basilisk what he couldn't tell Fish.

The basilisk lay on the floor bored, casually glanced at "Ginny" who lowered her head and didn't dare to look at him, and spit out his tongue to agree.

Although the basilisk didn't know what happened between the two descendants of the old master, it was simple-minded and didn't think about things that were too complicated. It just obeyed the order. Who made the little one late?

In contrast, it wanted to be released to eat something now. It had been sleeping for so long, and when it was awakened a few days ago, it swallowed some small things like mice in the pipe, and it didn't eat enough...

Even if they basilisks can go without food for a long time, it's okay, but the feeling of being hungry is still not very comfortable.

It's a pity that the heir in front of him doesn't care about his diet like the old master.

The basilisk continued to lie on the ground bored, listening to Voldemort's chatter.

"Huh? Ginny, you're here?"

At this time, Fish, who had enough of playing on the slide, walked in.

"Fish? Why are you here?"

Voldemort was shocked. He had confirmed with Fish before that the other party really didn't understand Parseltongue. He couldn't even understand Ginny's Parseltongue. But how did he get in now?

Could it be that this kid was pretending to be stupid, but he actually understood Parseltongue?

Voldemort, who was thinking darkly, immediately suspected Fish.

"Meow? I came to play with this big snake. We agreed last night, meow."

Fish looked puzzled and pointed at the basilisk lying lazily on the ground.

"Then how did you get in?"

Voldemort quietly tightened his wand under his robe. If the other party really understood Parseltongue, how much of what he said just now did Fish hear?

Voldemort made a decision in a flash. Although it was a pity, in order to prevent his secret from being leaked, he could only find an opportunity to sneak attack Fish and let the basilisk swallow him.

"Meow!" (`ω≡`ω)

The beast's instinct was aroused by Voldemort's malice, and Fish's tail hair exploded automatically.

He looked around quickly, but didn't find anything wrong. Finally, Fish's eyes fell on the basilisk next to Ginny.

"Are you still not convinced, meow?! If you are not convinced, let's fight again!"

Fish ran to the side of the basilisk, patted its mouth and provoked fiercely.

The basilisk glanced at him, too lazy to respond, and continued to lie in a daze.

Fish stared at the basilisk for a long time, making Voldemort almost unable to help but attack, and then turned around to answer his previous question.

"I just imitated your previous voice, Ginny, hissing, and the door and the pipe were all opened, meow."

(●ΦωΦ●)

Fish nodded his little head proudly, and repeated the snake language when Ginny summoned the basilisk last night.

Then the Slytherin statue on the wall opened its mouth again.

"Hiss, hiss, hiss..."

Just when Fish was considering whether to get into the statue's mouth to see what was inside, Voldemort suddenly said a few words cursing Dumbledore in Parseltongue.

He didn't know whether Fish was telling the truth or pretending to be crazy, but he couldn't bear to give up Fish's coveted talent, so he wanted to test it further.

"Hiss, hiss, hiss..."

Fish, who thought Ginny was playing with him, repeated it without hesitation.

After that, Voldemort scolded Professor McGonagall, Harry Potter, and Fish himself, and boastfully praised the Dark Lord, interspersed with some meaningless hisses, which attracted frequent glances from the basilisk on the side.

Voldemort ignored the basilisk's surprised gaze, but stared at Fish closely.

And Fish did not disappoint. He recited these snake words exactly as they were with great ease.

Only then did Voldemort believe Fish's previous statement, and secretly breathed a sigh of relief in his heart. If possible, he really didn't want to just kill Fish, this precious little thing.

In addition, since Fish can enter and leave the secret room at will, it becomes easier to transfer the diary to him.

So Voldemort controlled Ginny and walked towards the secret room, "Then you can continue playing here, I'll go back first."

In order to prevent Fish from running to chat with Ginny, it was better for him to stay as far away from Fish as possible when he was possessed.

"Good night, meow~"

(●ΦωΦ●)

Fish didn't pay attention. In his impression, Ginny was always shy.

After sending Ginny away, Fish began to pester the basilisk lying on the ground pretending to be dead.

"Come and fight meow!"

"Hiss..." (Don't fight, not interested...)

"Then you admit defeat, meow!"

"Hiss..." (I gave up...)

The basilisk gave up in defeat. It thought that Fish was going to abandon Voldemort and surrender to him, so it kept silent. But if it just admitted defeat, it didn't care.

This is also true, it really can't do anything to this little guy.

Seeing the basilisk admit defeat, Fish was satisfied. He immediately changed the topic and started chatting with the big snake.

"Do you usually live here, meow?"

"Hiss." (Yes.)

Anyway, it was idle time, and the Basilisk started chatting with Fei Xu.

"By the way, I don't know what your name is, Miao!" After chatting for a while, Fei Xu suddenly remembered that the two parties had not exchanged names. He patted his chest and seriously introduced himself: "My name is Fei Xu, Fei Xu· McGonagall."

Then he asked: "What's your name, meow?"

Faced with Fei Xu's question, the basilisk suddenly fell silent.

Speaking of which, the old master did give himself a name back then, but except for the old master, almost no one else called him by his name. In addition, he slept for too long, so he couldn't remember it all of a sudden.

With Feishu's reminder, the basilisk tried hard to recall the long-lost name from his mind.

"Hiss." (Ouroboros.)

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Ouroboros, also known as Ouroboros, symbolizes immortality, perfection, infinity, the world, wisdom, etc.

In fact, I originally wanted to use the name Apophis. Apophis is the snake god Apep in Egyptian mythology, the incarnation of destruction, chaos, and darkness.

From a symbolic sense, it is more in line with the identity of the basilisk. After all, its mission is to kill and destroy.

But if you think about it from Slytherin himself, even if he wants to expel Muggle wizards, his pursuit is not only about killing and destruction. On the contrary, the meaning of Ouroboros is more in line with his ideas.

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Yesterday I had a stomachache and squatted until my legs were weak. Today I am still exhausted and I probably won’t be able to type anymore... Fortunately, I have saved the manuscript... although there isn’t much left.