Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil

The sky over London was as gloomy as ever.

Wool's Orphanage.

Room 201.

"Thud!"

A heavy wardrobe fell lightly to the ground from mid-air.

[The 358th manipulation experiment is complete, fully proving one point: the stronger my will and the more focused my mind, the greater and more precise the power I can manipulate... Perhaps this power is a kind of idealistic force?]

Li Weide looked at the notebook filled with Chinese characters in his hand, then added a sentence at the end with a broken pencil.

[After multiple experiments, I still cannot confirm the source or scientific principle of this power, and I still cannot determine if anyone else possesses this ability.]

Li Weide closed the notebook and put it, along with the half-length pencil, into his pocket.

"Alright, the manipulation experiment can only proceed to this extent for now. Next, let's begin the second stage: the repair experiment..." Li Weide said, pulling a chair covered in cracks from beside the bed.

Li Weide raised his hand and gently patted the chair, and then the chair directly shattered into pieces, scattering all over the ground, as if its previous state was only crudely glued together with inferior glue, not at all sturdy.

He looked at the fragments on the ground, then solemnly extended his right hand, his mind focusing intensely once more...

"Repair!"

As soon as he spoke, the fragments on the ground slowly moved, reassembling like a video being rewound, turning back into a chair. However, the cracks were still present, although, at first glance, they seemed to be slightly fewer than before.

Li Weide took out a string and compared it to the longest crack on the chair, a look of joy spreading across his face.

Because he discovered that this crack was shorter than it was during the last repair!

Li Weide took out his notebook again and began to record.

[...Indeed, this power is entirely feasible for repairing objects. The reason it's not fully repaired now is simply because I haven't fully mastered this power yet! And as my mastery of this power steadily increases, the repair effect will become better and better!]

After the joy subsided, Li Weide looked at his palm, his youthful face carrying a melancholy that did not belong to his age. Although this power was magical and possessed endless potential for development, if he had a choice, he would rather stay in his original time.

Yes, Li Weide was a time traveler. A week ago, when he was conducting an experiment in his laboratory and reached the most critical step, his vision suddenly went black, and then he arrived here, and his body age miraculously returned to around eleven years old. Most importantly, he also discovered that he seemed to have an extra special ability to easily influence other things!

It wasn't until he was sent to the orphanage as an orphan that he fully accepted this absurd fact and immediately investigated the basic situation of this world.

This was actually England in the 1930s! To be precise, where he was now should be London, England in 1938.

1938 was not a good year, because a failed art student would soon launch a world war, and London would be bombed into ruins during this war.

With the crisis approaching, Li Weide felt that the strange power that had appeared on his body might become his reliance, and, moreover, he had long been curious about this magical and strange power.

So, Li Weide quickly began practicing and experimenting with his power, and so far, the progress has been very smooth.

Unconsciously, Li Weide, immersed in it, also silently spent his first week in this era.

Li Weide rested for a while, then disassembled the chair again, preparing to continue the second experiment according to plan. With the war approaching, he didn't have much time left.

"Bang!"

Suddenly, the tightly closed door was violently kicked open, the wooden door slamming hard against the wall, making a loud noise.

Li Weide frowned slightly and looked up. He saw a boy of about the same age as himself standing outside the door.

This boy had black hair and could be said to be very handsome, seemingly easily able to attract the goodwill of others... Of course, if his skin wasn't so pale and his eyes weren't so sinister.

"So, you're the new Oriental guy," the boy said, sizing up Li Weide. His voice, which could be described as gentle, carried a strange arrogance. "There's nothing special about you... So, how did you get that old woman to reserve the best single room for you? Did you rely on that pretty face?"

Li Weide looked at the boy with a calm expression. "Your way of knocking on doors is quite unique..."

Because of his previous professional needs, Li Weide's English had always been very good, so communication was naturally not a problem.

"You seem a little unconvinced? A week ago, there was also a fool who wasn't very convinced," a cruel smile appeared on the boy's face. "But that night, I hanged his pet rabbit from the rafters."

"Oh?" Li Weide noticed the boy's slightly morbid smile. "So, doing that makes you feel happy?"

"Happy? No, I do this just to make them afraid of me," the boy said, slowly walking in from the door. "Only by making people fear you will they obey you and listen to your orders. And I never like others to go against my will."

"Is that so... Then, may I ask, what does this gentleman in front of me, who hopes that others will fear him, want me to do?" Li Weide looked at the boy with interest.

At first, he just thought that this boy might have some psychological problems, like enjoying torturing small animals or something. This kind of child was actually not uncommon in orphanages. But now it seemed that reality was not so simple.

Seeing that Li Weide seemed to be intentionally softening, a smug smile appeared on the boy's face.

"I've applied to Mrs. Cole many times to move to this room... but she's always made me stay on the dark and damp first floor..." the boy said, staring intently into Li Weide's eyes.

Li Weide nodded. "I see, you're planning to switch rooms with me."

"You're much smarter than those fools." The boy was very satisfied to see Li Weide understand his meaning so quickly. "In fact, if it wasn't because that old woman, Cole, locked me in the closet for a whole week because of a rabbit, I would have come to find you sooner."

Li Weide nodded again. "I completely understand, no one wants to stay in a dark and damp place all the time..."

"So, you agree?"

"No, I refuse."

So...is anyone reading this? I'm very nervous.