Obscure at Hogwarts

"Excellent story."

"pity"

“No matter how wonderful a story is, it’s just a story after all!”

His eyes slowly moved down and locked on the comatose Peter Pettigrew. Louis sighed secretly, and finally used the magic power of the Obscurus to use mental reading on him.

obviously.

When listening to a story, you should assume the posture of listening to the story, otherwise any story will seem boring.

Even if he didn't use mind reading on Peter Pettigrew before, Louis could see that what he said before was filled with countless lies.

but

No matter how cowardly and incompetent Peter Pettigrew may be, he can still be called a smart man.

When smart people lie, they are often superficial and deep, making it difficult to tell the truth from lies.

really.

When Louis used mind reading on Peter Pettigrew to learn the truth behind the tragic death of Harry's parents, the cunning Peter Pettigrew did not let him down.

Before preparing to deceive others with his fabricated stories, Peter Pettigrew surprisingly deceived himself first.

With his rather proficient Occlumency, Peter Pettigrew could be said to regard lies as truth. If a wizard of Snape's level used Legilimency on him, there would really be no flaws.

However, if Peter Pettigrew wanted to use his despicable methods to deceive Dumbledore, a wizard of Grindelwald's level, it would never happen.

Moreover.

Is the person he wants to deceive at this time Louis?

Just use a little Obscurus magic to activate mental reading.

"bang"

The membrane of lies in Peter Pettigrew's mind was instantly pierced.

Followed by.

Similar to the memory of practicing mastering the Animagus, the truth about those tragedies that year was all presented to Louis.

After just a few seconds.

As Louis stayed in the Flight, switching back and forth between human and mouse forms, and gaining a new Animagus form, he couldn't help but let out a sigh, and sighed again:

"Friendship"

"You have completely lost to human nature!"

That's right.

Judging from what Peter Pettigrew's memories revealed, there were indeed several things true in the story he made up.

E.g.

Being good at escaping, he was initially caught by the Death Eaters and could have seized the opportunity to turn into a mouse and sneak away. However, he obeyed the arrangements of Harry's father, James, and risked his life to lurk next to Voldemort.

However, James, who firmly believes that friendship will last forever, never expected that Peter Pettigrew's false surrender would later turn into a real betrayal.

Clinging to the strong is an instinct that runs in Peter Pettigrew's blood.

Thinking back to when they were still studying at Hogwarts, if James, Lupine, and Sirius were not the best students in that class, how could Peter Pettigrew follow in their footsteps and compete with them? What about becoming friends?

When comparing James and Voldemort, even a fool knows which one is stronger and which one is weaker.

therefore.

James took it for granted that Peter Pettigrew should take on the responsibility of being an undercover agent. It was a mistake from the beginning, and his betrayal was bound to happen.

Another example.

For the glory of the Potter family, for Harry, and for his own dream of revitalizing the family, James did have the intention of using the curse passed down by the Potter family to make Harry the "Son of Prophecy", and even had an affair with Pettigrew. Peter planned this.

But after Harry was born and taking care of his love child with Lily, James finally gave up this plan.

after all

Nothing is more important than the safety of your family.

No?

Regrettably, when James and Peter Pettigrew were studying the "Children of Prophecy" project, because the two met privately more frequently, Sirius misunderstood James' meaning and subconsciously thought that James believed in Peter Pettigrew more. , so the identity of the confidentiality keeper was transferred.

At that time, Peter Pettigrew had completely surrendered to Voldemort, fearing that the powerful Dark Lord would fall and betray his former friendship.

This is the end.

Harry's parents were betrayed by Peter Pettigrew and died at the hands of Voldemort.

Before she died, Lily sacrificed herself to save Harry's life. Voldemort complied with the prophecy and ushered in his first tragic defeat, and established an indescribable complex relationship with the boy in the prophecy.

After understanding the complete story, Louis felt that if the movie really wanted to make a sequel, it would be best to use Peter Pettigrew as the protagonist and give an in-depth analysis of his friendship with Harry's father and others, as well as the twisted human nature after betraying friendship.

As for why Louis wanted to act in front of Peter Pettigrew and use the sudden appearance of the werewolf clone to kidnap him in front of the basilisk clone?

Naturally, he had other plans.

The current international situation is extremely bad. Dumbledore took Snape and others to other countries for support, making Hogwarts' internal defense extremely weak.

In the past, to replenish the daily needs of the Basilisk clone, Louis would control the werewolf clone to take a detour through the Forbidden Forest. Now it is estimated that even if he breaks in through the main entrance, the people left behind at Hogwarts will not notice it.

Be safe.

Louis still entered Hogwarts through the Forbidden Forest.

After the werewolf clone transferred Peter Pettigrew and set off on his way back to London, Peter Pettigrew regained consciousness within a short time, pretending to be comatose and secretly paying attention to the situation outside.

His eyes narrowed to a slit, ready to turn into a mouse at any time and escape from the criminals.

Who would have thought that when the shadow of a black-haired boy was reflected in Peter Pettigrew's blurred vision?

"chuck"

Suddenly.

Recalling that the black-haired boy in front of him was most likely Jerry Grindelwald, Peter Pettigrew felt his hands and feet go cold for a moment, and the cold hairs on his back stood up, and he thought to himself:

"If that guy is really the descendant of Grindelwald and has power comparable to his master, what should I do?"

Between hesitation.

Countless possibilities have appeared in Peter Pettigrew's mind, and some possibilities are very similar to Lucius Malfoy's conjecture, thinking about the possibility of two generations of Dark Lords joining forces.

And when Peter Pettigrew was thinking wildly.

Sudden.

"Snapped"

He took out a notebook from his backpack and thrust it directly into Peter Pettigrew's face.

Turning to control the basilisk clone in the Room of Requirement, Louis licked the corners of his lips and ordered in his low and hoarse voice: "Peter Pettigrew, I heard your name from Tom, now I will tell you what you made up before." Please record all the stories in that notebook!"

"Tom Tom?!"

His whole body trembled violently. As one of the few people who didn't know much about Voldemort's past, Peter Pettigrew undoubtedly knew who the so-called Tom was. He hurriedly opened his eyes and knelt down and asked:

"Hello, are you Mr. Grindelwald?"

"uh-huh"

After receiving Louis' affirmative reply, Peter Pettigrew carefully probed: "Then what do you mean by bringing me back?"

"Can't you see it?"

Louis pointed to the notebook in front of Peter Pettigrew and said: "I like your story very much. I am bored now. I hope you can record it, can't you?"

"OK! OK!"

Peter Pettigrew nodded anxiously, thinking that the thoughts of Grindelwald's successor were really hard to figure out, so he hurriedly picked up his notebook and started recording the story he had made up.

soon.

Two hours passed that made Peter Pettigrew extremely tormented.

However, when Peter Pettigrew presented the notebook with a mocking smile on his face, eager to see the successor of Grindelwald let him live for the sake of the story in front of him,

"Snapped"

As soon as he took the notebook from Peter Pettigrew, Louis slammed it in his face again and said calmly:

"Does it count as a story if it has less than a million words?"

"rewrite!"

Peter Pettigrew: ""

You want me to write a million words on that trivial matter?

kill me!

Good cutting?