Black Plague

Chapter 13

I got another coin from my guardians for Christmas. And Snape got me a book on secrecy charms. The book even had the fidelius charm. Though I didn't think I was advanced enough to use that one yet.

It was another couple weeks before Tom came back to the girls bathroom. I jumped up. "Hey, Voldemort, I want you to meet someone. He's almost like my father. He wants to help you get a body." I lead him through the halls down to Snape's office. I knocked and walked in with Ginny's body. "Hey Snape, this is Voldemort." His eyes bugged and he quickly got to his knees. "My Lord" I watched Ginny smirk. "You may rise. Harry says you are working on getting me a body." I looked at Ginny. "Hadrian. For the love of god, please call me Hadrian." He laughed. "sorry. Hadrian." Snape came around. "Hadrian pointed out if I can get you a body instead of the original, you will make more progress and be more effective. But I need to understand how you are in this book. Is it just some of your conscience, your soul, what am I working with?"
Ginny looked unsure. "Let me see your arm, are you an actual follower?" I watched as Snape raised his arm and reveled his dark mark. Ginny nodded. "the book is a part of my soul. I made it into a Horcrux  when I was 16." Snape nodded keeping his face blank of any reaction. "I assume you made more. That's probably what cause you to go insane. So there is no way to make the original Dark Lord sane." Ginny looked confused. Apparently not knowing that was a side effect. "Hadrian knows where the philosophers stone is, and I am a potion master. I think with some time and research, I think I could find a solution." I looked at Tom. Lost in my own thoughts. "Why is it, that when I am with the original Voldemort my scar burns, but it doesn't around you?" They both looked at me suddenly.
"You never mentioned this before." I looked at Snape and shrugged. "it never came up. Is it the body? No, he doesn't have a body either."
Ginny lay his hand on my forehead. My head began buzzing. It was a incredibly pleasant feeling. I'd never felt anything this good.
"You said you think I gave you the ability to speak to snakes?" I nodded.
"I... I think your a Horcrux." My eyes bugged.
"You mean, I am holding a piece of your soul within me?" Ginny nodded. "I think so." He held the diary in one hand and my head in his other. "Both feel exactly the same. You must be part of my soul."
This was a shocking revolution. "Okay. Let's say that's true. How come it hurts to be around him?"
"It's probably because my soul wants to leave you and rejoin with him. It sounds like it was done accidentally, and it probably isn't secured to you properly." I nodded. That did make sense.
"Can we make it more secure so it's not excruciating every time I'm around him?" Ginny shrugged. "I'll think about the options while I'll back in the diary." He looked at Snape. "Meanwhile. See if there is anything you can do to give me a body. If not, I can just drain Ginny of all her life force. The more she pour out her soul to me, the more powerful I become." I smiled. Loving the idea of the Weasley's suffering. "Please take her. The world doesn't need any more Weasley's. And I could do without another obsessed fan."
Snape looked ready to reprimand me but when I raised my eyebrow at him he sighed. "She's obsessed with you?" I groaned. "Yes, she's convinced I'm going to marry her. Her parents have fed her this bullshit her whole life. I don't even think I have spoken a word to her. But that doesn't seem to matter. It's super annoying. Especially because I'm gay. I would never dream of marrying a girl, let alone her" my face scrunched up in disgust. Snape looked shocked at me.
Tom must have misunderstood the look and nodded. "It's true, all she seems to write about is how in love she is with Hades. It gets super old listening to an 11 year old pine after her hero." His face covered in disgust too. "But she's stalking him and everything. When he looked at her to read her mind, she became even worse. Thinking finally her hero had begun noticing her. And the slight tingles she felt she attributes to chemistry between you" I groaned. Then perked up at the revolution. "Not an itch. Tingles? Maybe I'm making progress! I'm trying to get to the point where it's completely undetectable." I confided excitedly.
"Nope, she never mentioned an itch. She barely felt tingles in her head. She went on and on about it for days." I wasn't sure if I should be excited to frustrated. I decided to be happy and smiled. "Nice. If I keep working at it, maybe nobody will even feel that. Though I'm annoyed that she thinks we have chemistry. Gross." I shivered.
"Hadrian, I don't think you can make it completely undetectable. Nobody has done that before." Snape said using his teacher voice. But Tom shook his head and looked at me. "Maybe not. But you're an incredibly powerful wizard. I think you might be able to get it, if you keep working on it. It sounds like you're really close. It won't hurt to keep trying." I grinned. "Thanks."
"Well, I need to let that beast out. I'm feeling rather drained, and I'm not going to have the strength to control her for much longer." I nodded and smiled. When he waved at me.
After he left I turned to Snape. "See? Not near as crazy." He sighed. "No, he's a lot better. What policies did he tell you he wants to inact?"
I spent the next little while telling him all about our conversation last time.
"So he wants to take muggleborns from their homes as babies?" He didn't sound convinced. I nodded. "I think it's a great idea. Muggles hate what they don't understand and fear us. And fear makes them violent. Maybe not everyone, but I can't be the only one. Plus, it's just better to keep all muggles from knowing about our world. The wrong person knowing could bring a war to us. Just look at the technology they have. They could bomb this school or the ministry and easily wipe most of us out. With satellites and nuclear bombs it wouldn't take much. We think we would be fine, because we are stronger individually. And that's true. But their technology is terrifying. And it would take just a push of a button to wipe us out. We need better security measures. One measures being to crack down on the Statute of security, the other is removing magic children as soon as possible. And bring them where they belong. That way, they also learn about our beliefs and customs from a young age. No more trying to cater to muggle religious beliefs. Because they won't even know about them." He seemed hesitant. Though I don't know why. It made perfect sense. I shrugged it off and we continued our talk about ideas and policies.