【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

Curfew means the end of all social activities.

Most students will tacitly choose to follow the rules in such matters, but there are a few exceptions who will take advantage of their own advantages and wander in the shadows of the castle.

Abraxas was one of them.

"Malfoy always seems to get what he wants from some special channels." Rudolph opened and closed the notebook in his hand over and over again. This process lasted for a long time, during which the boy's eyes would always look towards the door from time to time.

He was a little bored and confused.

"I understand you want it too, Rudolf." Another voice came from the bed a little further away. Perhaps because the curtains were drawn on the four-poster bed, the boy's voice sounded a little dull and unreal. "Abraxas may have promised the other party some benefits, but these have nothing to do with you and me."

Invisibility potions are not something you can find everywhere. Like truth serum, both are prohibited items in Hogwarts. But there are always some means or benefits that can make the other party break their principles, such as using it to get in touch with Malfoy.

Rollis leaned against the head of the bed, staring at the nothingness in front of him, enjoying the darkness that was enough to suffocate him. In the pitch-black space where he couldn't see his hand in front of him, the young man was stroking the family ring in his hand from time to time.

"What about you? Did you get what you wanted?" The somewhat empty dormitory was filled with silence. After a long while, the young man who was flipping through the book in his hand finally spoke, "Rollis, we are companions, and our families are allies. You don't have to alienate us."

"Abraxas will not tolerate my existence, Rudolf, you know what I really want." Gaunt's voice was a little vague and uncertain. In such an environment, it seemed that everything that happened could be submerged in darkness at any time.

Gaunt and Malfoy could barely be considered family allies, but Rawles and Abraxas were definitely not. When the interests were equal, they might tolerate him as a so-called ally, but they would never tolerate the existence of a coveteran.

He was so jealous of him.

"You are so stubborn and ridiculous." Rudolph's nonchalant fake smile was unconsciously ridiculed. "No matter what you do with that half-blood, it shouldn't involve Elvira. This has nothing to do with her."

He objected to Rawles's closeness to Gryffindor, especially to Slomanker.

I don't know since when Gaunt has been very close to Slomank of Gryffindor. The two seem to have reached some kind of deal, but upon closer inspection, it seems to be just superficial.

As long as they achieve their goal, they will stab the opponent with the blade in their hands without hesitation.

"My friend, the same goes for you." The other party spoke in a normal tone, as if he didn't care at all about his companions' 'malice' towards him. "What are you worried about? Are you worried that I will treat her like I treated Miss Rawl? Lestrange, I won't do that."

Mad dog.

"You'd better not." The black curly-haired boy deliberately lowered his voice, but it sounded a bit aggressive, and his handsome face was still smiling. "When you achieve your goal, how will you treat that half-blood, like you treated Miss Rawl?"

"You're pathetic, Gaunt."

He hurt his allies in exchange for the attention of his so-called sweetheart, but in the final analysis, Elvira was just a cover he used to oppose Malfoy. Who can really know whether there is any sincerity in this?

Does Gunter, who witnessed his mother's forced death but chose to stand by and watch, really understand love?

After all, Elvira was just a victim in his heart.

"You're not much better than me." The curtains of the four-poster bed in the distance were suddenly drawn aside. With a click, a slightly dazzling light came on from the lamp on the bedside table. The boy sat on the bed, put on his shoes and socks, and tidied his clothes. "You should be happy. You can have the dormitory to yourself tonight."

Rollis picked up the wand on the cabinet and stood up. When he was near the dormitory door, he took out a bottle of potion from the pocket of his school robe, which was no more than half the size of his little finger. He gently pushed the wooden cork used as a seal with his thumb and it was pried open directly.

The moment the boy drank the potion, his entire body gradually became transparent and even disappeared.

The dormitory door was opened and closed again, and this time, Rudolph was really the only one left.