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

Licoris is so smart.

Draco usually only knew what Lycoris did, but this was the first time he knew why she did it.

The tea party was over, and Draco not only did not fall asleep as he imagined, but was completely awake.

"Are you not sleepy anymore?" Lycoris gave Draco a look, picked up a butter biscuit and took a bite.

"I'm not sleepy anymore. Do you have anything related to the 'dog whistle effect'? I want to hear it!" Seeing that Pansy and Theodore were gone, Draco sat up from the sofa and hugged the pillow. Look at her.

"Then tell me, why is Weasley so afraid of me?" It was rare for Draco to be interested in this kind of thing, but Lycoris didn't mind explaining it in more detail.

What Lycoris said to Pansy and Nott just now was a simplified version. There are some things that these two don't need to know.

"Because of the dragon!" Draco replied enthusiastically, "It has something to do with Hagrid's dragon, right?"

After hearing what Licoris said, Draco knew that she was hiding something.

It just so happens that I know it.

"Yes, it has something to do with you." Lycoris thought of someone who wanted to see a dragon before, but was coy and arrogant. "You dropped the book you took from Weasley. That letter is the evidence I used to threaten Weasley."

"Didn't you give it to him?" Draco remembered when she said that, "I remember I gave it to you."

"I gave it to him, but I have my own way of threatening him." For example, I copied three copies and gave them one at a time.

"Then I..." Draco's eyes lit up when he heard the letter threatened Weasley by Lycoris, and he sat up straight and leaned forward.

Seeing him like this, you know you didn't hold it in well.

"You can't threaten Weasley with this letter." Lycoris said directly what he was thinking and stopped his thoughts. "Just because Weasley doesn't dare to do anything to me doesn't mean he doesn't dare to do anything to you. ”

"How dare he do anything to me?!" Draco was unconvinced.

I am Malfoy, and Weasley is just a down-and-out pure-blood family. How dare he do anything to me?

"Weasley and Potter share a common destiny, and the person standing behind Potter is Dumbledore." Lycoris looked at Draco's current arrogance and planned to make him realize something.

What Lucius doesn't teach, I do.

Licoris didn't know how powerful the plot correction was. All she could do was use herself as a fulcrum to influence the ending bit by bit.

Draco's ending was not bad, but the "sudden growth" during that period was also very painful.

"What does this have to do with Dumbledore's old bee?" Draco didn't understand. Aren't he and Licris talking about Weasley?

"If you use that letter to threaten Weasley now, he will definitely quarrel with you in order to shut you up. As long as the words are too strong, he will probably take action later if his emotions get the better of him, and you will not take advantage. Even if it is Mai Professor Gryffindor will not deduct points from Gryffindor for personal gain, and Dumbledore will add them back." Lycoris looked at Draco and sighed, "Everything will have countless consequences because of your choice. In the end, you need to choose the one that’s best for you.”

Is that so?

This was the first time Draco heard such a statement, and he found it very strange.

Draco Malfoy does things without thinking about the consequences.

Because no matter what the consequences are, Lucius Malfoy will be there to protect him.

In other words, Draco has the courage to face anything.

Everything will have countless endings because of your choices. You need to choose the one that is most beneficial to you.

Draco thought of something from before, and he couldn't understand her at all at that time.

Lycoris looked at Draco's enlightened look and took a sip of hot black tea without saying anything to disturb him.

The fragrance lingers on the lips and teeth, diluting the sweetness of the biscuits.

"Did you choose to let go of the broomstick when you were in first grade because it was to your advantage?"

"Cough cough cough-"

So you thought about it for a long time and just came up with this?

Lycoris looked at Draco speechlessly and coughed.

Draco didn't know that his words made her cough like this, so he quickly reached out and patted her on the back.

"This is...ahem...an accident." Lycoris's eyes were bright as she coughed, and physiological tears hung on her eyelashes.

It was determined that this approach would be more beneficial to her.

And in order to maximize her interests, she insisted that she would never talk back.

Draco thought he was enlightened!

As long as you are sure of something, no matter how many times others ask you, you will never say anything back.

The question is, why does deliberately falling from the broomstick bring her benefits?

Is it to show friendship to me?

Licoris used this method to gain my trust in exchange for letting me join the Quidditch team?

Draco thought about it a lot—from angles he had never considered before.

How do you describe this feeling? Very novel.

Draco never knew that gaining his trust was just one of the reasons. The truth was that Lycoris was afraid of heights.

The force on the back was appropriate, and it was patted mechanically.

Lycoris wiped her eyes with the sleeves of her plain robe and looked at Draco who didn't know what he was thinking.

Lycoris decided not to let Draco think about anything anymore, what if his next sentence was, "Being with me is also the best thing for you"?

So what happens?

Whether it is or not, it hurts.

"You got the answer right. Now let me tell you something similar to the 'dog whistle effect'!" Lycoris held Draco's hand and continued, "'gaslight effect', 'barrel effect' ', 'Murphy's Law', which one do you like?"

"Murphy's law," Draco was interrupted by Lycoris, "This has no 'effect', but when put together, it sounds interesting."

Lycoris knew a lot, and Draco was also very interested. It was very harmonious for the two of them to talk and listen.

"Is Weasley in line with the Janssen effect?" Facing Lycoris' puzzled expression, Draco explained, "I heard that Saint Po Te comforted him. When the two of us were practicing, Weasley He won’t miss a single ball. Have you watched his training? It’s good to catch three out of ten balls. How many do you think he can catch in the game?”

Draco laughed evilly, his mind easily thinking of what Lycoris said.

The barrel effect means that the seven players of the Gryffindor Quidditch team are seven planks of wood. No matter how long the saint is, the shortest Weasley can't hold much water.

Draco had an idea.

Although he may have sacrificed something, he was very happy to be able to make Weasley unlucky.