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

"...So you mean Blake..." After hearing what Kreacher said, Licorice was interrupted by his scream before she could even say a word.

"Traitor! Traitor!" Kreacher's voice was so sharp that it made Lycoris' ears uncomfortable. "He is not Black! He has been expelled! You can't call him Black! He insulted the noble family name of Black!!!"

"Okay, okay! Traitor, traitor!" Lycoris quickly comforted Kreacher and continued, "The traitor deliberately let the Slytherin student die. He knew he was following him but he still slowed down to let him see his movements. Because he knew that the wolf would have no self-control on a full moon night and would become stronger after transforming into a werewolf."

"It's like this, Miss Snape." Kreacher confirmed Lycoris's statement again and said, "The traitor couldn't stand the Slytherin student. He said that he didn't change his clothes and was dirty, and he was addicted to the dark arts and was disgusting. He also said that someone like him was not worthy of liking Lily, and that Lily was too beautiful to have any stain. In addition, they had different positions, so the traitor wanted him dead!"

I overlooked the issue of stance, Lycoris narrowed her eyes unhappily.

Of these three reasons for disliking it, Licorice felt that only the last one was in line with her personality.

James, Sirius, Lupin, and Peter Pettigrew are all members of the Order of the Phoenix, and their father is under Voldemort's command. Sirius doesn't want his father to grow up, and wants to nip it in the bud first.

This cannot be refuted.

The other two points are hilarious.

The term "black magic" includes many things, including black magic contraband, black magic spells, and people who practice black magic.

It's so funny. Among the twenty-eight families, how many are so clean that they don't have any contraband black magic items?

Contraband black magic items in the hands of someone who doesn't know how to use them can be just as lethal as black magic spells.

For example, Draco almost killed himself when he stole Riddle's diary in his second year.

For example, Ginny released the basilisk, which almost killed so many people and a cat, and almost killed Hermione. If these people hadn't been lucky, they would have seen the basilisk indirectly from the water surface mirror camera and other places.

James hates anything related to the Dark Arts so much, why doesn't he eliminate all Dark Arts contraband in Hogwarts?

It would have been a good thing if the Ravenclaw crown had been abolished at that time.

Lucius was several years older than he was, and had inherited everything at Malfoy Manor - including an entire Chamber of Secrets filled with contraband Dark Arts.

The Malfoy family had so many contraband dark arts that they had to go to Borgin and Burke's to sell them off. Why didn't James go and enforce justice when he was a student?

Don't tell me that you can't do it just because Narcissa Black is Sirius Black's cousin and Lucius is his future brother-in-law?

What about the Black family? No Dark Art contraband?

Be lenient to yourself and strict to others?

Neither, he just picks on the weak.

If Severus Snape at that time was Severus Prince and he was not an orphan, would he still dare?

And what’s even more ridiculous is the so-called “for women” - Lily is also unlucky, and Licorice silently complains.

She had read all the memories in the three memory bottles in Lily's hand. When Lily yelled at the Marauders to take Snape down from the tree and advised them not to play pranks on their classmates, James Potter didn't listen. He laughed louder than anyone else and shouted that he wanted to take off Snape's underwear.

When Lily told her father not to learn the dark arts, he didn't listen. She asked James to remove the curse for her father, but James threatened to cast a curse on her. She asked her father to leave quickly, but her father, who was humiliated by James, didn't appreciate it and cursed him as a "mudblood".

If Dad had listened and stopped learning the Dark Arts and continued to study Potions, everything would have been different.

James Potter learned to be fake, to stop being arrogant, and to date Lily in his seventh year. He learned not to cast spells on people for fun, except for Snape - all without Lily's knowledge.

This is what Licorice saw, and this is what Kreacher heard Black say to Lupin with his own ears.

The more Licorice thought about it, the angrier she got. They talked about the happiness they had at that time and smiled at each other and drank red wine?

"Bang!" With a crisp sound, Licorice picked up the water jug ​​on the table and smashed it to the ground.

The broken pieces of the jug were scattered all over the ground, with some hot water inside spreading on the ground, and some heat that was invisible to the naked eye spreading out.

You have been really happy all these years!

Licorice closed her eyes and took a deep breath.

Can't kill him...

I really can't kill him...

In the memories that Lycoris got from him, these were indeed "happy" emotions.

When listening to Kreacher's report, it was confirmed that he still believed that this was a "happy" memory.

Kreacher was startled by Licorice smashing the water jug, and he blinked his eyes as big as tennis balls but didn't dare to say a word.

He snapped his fingers, and the pitcher on the ground returned to its original state. Kreacher moved over, picked up the pitcher on the ground, carefully held it on his head, and placed it on the desk.

"Are you sure that the traitor was always happy when he talked about the past with the werewolf?" Licorice opened her eyes, and her brown pupils shrank slightly.

"No..." Kreacher looked at the girl, not knowing why she was angry, and his voice became a little softer. "At first he was happily reminiscing about the past, but later his expression was like he was about to cry. If you say he killed James, then you shouldn't have believed Peter Pettigrew."

"understood."

Licorice thought that he should do experiments. If he died, it would mean that fate had put him back on track. If he lived...

He wanted to prevent himself from laughing forever, and to always think of James' death whenever he was happy.

You can give Potter a home, and Potter already had a home if James hadn't died.

Lycoris was filled with suppressed emotions, all because of Severus Snape's past.

At the age of fifteen, everyone is impatient. Look at Draco, look at Potter Weasley, and the Weasley twins.

Why is dad the one who suffers the most?

Lycoris always favors her father Snape.

"Is there anything else?" Lycoris found that Kreacher had not left yet, so she turned to look at him sitting at the table.

"Kreacher wants to ask, is the Slytherin student that the traitor wanted to kill still alive?" Kreacher saw that Miss Snape seemed to have calmed down, and took the initiative to speak, "Kreacher believes that people in the same academy as Master Rael are all good people."

"He is a good man," Lycoris said seriously, looking at Kreacher's eyes full of curiosity, "He is now a respected potion master, and he will live a peaceful and happy life in the future."

"Kreacher is very happy!" Kreacher jumped on the ground happily and said lightly, "The good people of Master Rael Academy will definitely live a long life."

Lycoris answered firmly, "He will."

He will.

He will live a long and peaceful life.