HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Lucius Malfoy came to see Albus Dumbledore, and the two of them had a trial and confrontation, and finally broke up.

There were some things that Dumbledore was sure of, and others that he was even less sure of.

He determined that the diary belonged to Lucius Malfoy, but he did not understand the role played by Lycoris Snape.

I went to see Ginny Weasley. She was alone at that time. She was lying on the hospital bed and said that this was Licoris Snape's thing.

Dumbledore also learned that Harry was the driving force behind the Slytherin case, and that two of his friends were accomplices.

Dumbledore also observed some impatience in Harry's temperament, so he just stood up and was silenced by the old fox.

Lucius Malfoy was not without success.

He discovered that house elves were not completely loyal to their masters, and made them swear an oath not to reveal secrets, otherwise they would be punished a thousand times more painfully than usual if they broke the oath.

It actually quibbles that this is not a secret and many people know it.

And the savior's statement supports this point, and it really doesn't count as a breach of oath.

He knew that Harry Potter was the one who used his son, and that Dumbledore had solved the petrification problem and destroyed the contraband of dark magic that was given to him by the mysterious man for safekeeping.

We can't let him get off the stage for the time being, Lucius Malfoy is not in a good mood.

Dumbledore was in a good mood, angry and got rid of Lucius Malfoy, and got a capable house elf.

But his good mood did not last long.

finally come.

After Lycoris and her father finished dismantling the basilisk, they did not expect to send everyone home after the crisis was over. After that, they only took one day off and resumed class.

What's more, I didn't expect that Dumbledore could tolerate his curiosity so much that he didn't look for him immediately.

Why didn't Dumbledore find Lycoris immediately?

Naturally, it was because Snape took a hurried bath after dismantling the basilisk, and then went to find him.

"You mean, the thing doesn't belong to her?" Dumbledore was sure it belonged to Malfoy, but it had clearly passed through her hands. "The little girl said she picked it up from her."

"Victim? Little girl?" Severus Snape's voice was mocking, "You mean Penelope Crevat? Or, Hermione Granger?"

"Oh, neither," Dumbledore dismissed both of his examples, stroking his beard, "It's Ginny Weasley."

"What kind of victim is she?" Snape said in a cool tone, speaking on behalf of his daughter, "The girls who were petrified were all because of her, and they are the victims. If it weren't for her, the know-it-all lady would definitely be in my I was intentionally eye-catching in class instead of just lying around in the hospital wing for so long.”

Dumbledore couldn't answer this, so he could only change his mind, "It was Riddle who bewitched her and made so many mistakes."

"Old Bee, I seem to have heard you say this is my daughter's thing before. So I want to ask you, why didn't Riddle seduce her? Can a second-year Slytherin girl be more determined than a first-year girl? "Snape emphasized, "She is only twelve years old."

This is even more unacceptable.

If it is admitted that Lycoris Snape's will is stronger, then Ginny Weasley's own selfish motives are more serious and distracting, which is contrary to his own idea of ​​​​clearing her name.

If Licoris Snape was not strong-willed, then a weak twelve-year-old girl could resist Riddle's temptation, which showed that this temptation was easy to resist.

Why not Ginny Weasley? She was only a year younger than her, and she came from a pure-blood family, and her father knew more about dark magic contraband.

"Severus, you know, I want them to join the Order of the Phoenix." Dumbledore said, "This matter must be like what I told Miss Ginny Weasley, and it will pass, right? ?”

If Licoris were here, she would definitely blurt it out, what the hell! You sell me a favor, do I agree?

"So who am I in your eyes? Just a favor?" As a father, how could he allow him to blame all the crimes on his daughter?

Snape also figured out the whole story, half from what he saw and half from what he guessed.

Lucius Malfoy came today and left with a bad look on his face.

The daughter said that the things were not hers, but those of her three friends. Draco is the most likely. After all, he knows that Lucius is a Death Eater, and this is something that belongs to You-Know-Who.

The daughter must have been deceived by Draco, or else the stupid things Draco did affected the daughter.

The diary came into her hands and was picked up by the youngest Weasley daughter. Bewitched to cause such a thing.

If Licoris were here, she would definitely think that her father was very powerful, and her reasoning was basically the truth.

"Let me think again, Severus." Dumbledore waved his hand to let him go first.

Snape didn't hold back and turned around to leave.

Malfoy was too slippery for this to happen. Weasley was the one Old Bee wanted to win over, and his daughter had to be "okay."

Then Licoris shouldn't be blamed for all the crimes, and Snape felt a little dissatisfied.

This incident led to Dumbledore not seeking out Ligulis Snape earlier.

When the basilisk incident came out, Harry was the first person to be contacted, and then Severus, but she was too late.

Dumbledore didn't expect that the first thing the girl said was to break up.

Principal's office.

"Principal, you finally came to me. I thought you had forgotten me," Lycoris sat on the chair and said with a smile, "How many points do you plan to give Slytherin?"

"What extra points?" Why don't you know?

"I think you should give Slytherin points, don't you think so?" Lycoris' tone did not change, "After all, we did the same thing as Mr. Potter."

She didn't ask, but she took the initiative to speak.

"Tell me, what's going on?" Dumbledore picked up a finger biscuit and took a bite.

"It's nothing big," Licoris paused, "such as violating hundreds of school rules, such as going out at night, such as..."

"Ahem -" Dumbledore choked on his tea at her shocking words, but quickly interrupted her, "Stop, stop, I don't understand what Miss Snape said."

"I saw everything he did, and whatever I did," Licoris pointed to the phoenix on the shelf, "it also saw it."

"So why can two people in Gryffindor get 400 points, but three of us Slytherins get nothing?" Lycoris smiled like a little fox, "The principal won't be so partial, right?"

Damn it, he favors Gryffindor to the point of his arms.

Dumbledore thought a lot about it, but he really never thought that she would come up to break up.