Diverging through HP

"Please sit down, Julie." Principal Dumbledore greeted Julie with a smile, and pushed over a plate of candy. "Try it, the latest candy from Honeydukes."

"Thank you, Principal." Julie pulled a high-backed chair over.

"Harry said you have something important to tell me?" Headmaster Dumbledore continued to smile and took a pile of cockroaches himself. "Is it about summer vacation?"

"Yes, I've seen him, the mysterious man." Julie nodded and glanced at the portrait.

"Oh, don't worry, it's safe here." Principal Dumbledore saw Julie's worry and comforted her with a smile.

"Then I'll just say it straight, the mysterious man asked Draco Malfoy to kill you, and I'm the assistant." Julie thought for a while, and added: "I think his patience is going to disappear after so long, right? "

"Minerva told me something today, I don't know..."

"That's right." Julie nodded.

"I see, Julie." Headmaster Dumbledore nodded, eyes drifting away.

"Can you stop this?" Julie's eyes were burning, her upper body tilted. "I know this request is unreasonable, but I hope you can intervene forcefully."

Headmaster Dumbledore said nothing, just looked at Julie.

"The disappearing cabinet." Julie looked back with firm eyes. "Draco Malfoy couldn't do it, but he fixed the Vanishing Cabinet and the Death Eaters got into Hogwarts."

"This is known history." After finishing this sentence, Julie stopped talking.

"We haven't been able to talk properly, Miss Hiddleston." After a while of silence, Headmaster Dumbledore said.

"It's not necessary." Julie's chest rose and fell rapidly. "I'm not sure history will go the way I know it, but I hope you can stop it."

"Draco Malfoy has no idea what that means, he just wants to outshine Harry Potter, he wants to stand out. But I know, sir." Julie grabbed his sleeve. "Besides, I also know some things that are not known by everyone."

"You really care about him, Julie."

Julie pursed her lips and murmured after a long time: "After all, five years of classmate friendship."

Julie took a few deep breaths to calm her emotions. "Do you know Horcruxes?"

Headmaster Dumbledore's eyes widened and his mouth opened slightly.

"Seventh is a very special day, isn't it?" Julie twisted her fingers. "The relics of the three founders, the notebook, the soul-returning stone, the snake..." Julie looked up into Principal Dumbledore's eyes and moved her mouth. "Accidentally...Harry Potter."

Headmaster Dumbledore sat up straight, unconsciously curling his fingers and tapping on the handle.

"These...are also known histories?" Julie nodded.

"I see, Julie, I'll take care of it." Principal Dumbledore's tone was exhausted. The old man closed his eyes and frowned, his back, which was always rigid in the candlelight, was slightly bent.

"Please live, Professor." Julie said without knowing why.

After saying this, Julie got up to leave, and the portrait on the wall was muttering about what Julie just said.

"My great-great-great-grandson, Sirius Black, do you know that he will die?" Phineas Nigellus, the only headmaster in the history of Hogwarts who thought he was born in Slytherin, is also the most unpleasant headmaster Blake spoke with a trembling voice, and Julie even saw tears in his eyes, although she didn't know how a painting could cry.

Julie nodded without speaking.

"Wouldn't he have died if you'd been honest from the beginning?" he asked, looking fiercely.

"It's possible, I don't know." Julie's tone was still flat, expressionless. "Not just Sirius Black, but Cedric Diggory."

Julie left after finishing speaking, leaving Phineas Nigellus Black yelling, and the other headmasters comforted him in a mess, accused Julie of being cold-blooded, and gave advice to Headmaster Dumbledore. .

Except for the principal's office, Julie went straight to the Room of Requirement on the eighth floor, which Julie had moved out of since the fight with Pansy, along with Draco Malfoy.

Draco Malfoy told Julie all after the cursed necklace incident, and the horror of the Gryffindor girl frightened him.

Draco Malfoy was locked up by Professor McGonagall, and he hasn't come back yet, but this is just right, she is in a mess now and doesn't want to see anyone.

Principal Dumbledore never came to see Julie again after that, and Julie couldn't find anyone in the principal's office, even if she asked Harry Potter, the other party didn't know.

Then, on the day of the Quidditch match, Draco Malfoy actually asked for leave and couldn't participate in the match, but he disappeared from Hogwarts. Julie almost searched the entire school but couldn't find anyone, so she could only go to Dus with anxiety. Professor Nepe.

Of course, he was ridiculed.

"Where have you been?" Julie said in an unhappy tone when she saw Draco Malfoy lying on the bed with a pale face that night. "I haven't been able to find you."

"He summoned me." Draco Malfoy's sleeves were rolled up, and on his left arm was an ugly pattern of a skull swallowing a snake. "He was very angry."

Julie frowned, walked over to sit on the edge of the bed and put her arms around him.

"I told Dumbledore." Julie said, holding Draco Malfoy tightly with both hands. Of course, he struggled violently when he heard the news.

"How could you... how dare you..." Draco Malfoy screamed, kicking his legs.

"Otherwise?" Julie asked back, raising her head and watching him.

"I can do it!" Draco Malfoy's face was contorted, and even veins popped out. "And you ruined it, ruined it all!"

"If you can make it, no one can destroy it." Julie pressed herself up, not giving him room to reach for her wand.

Less than a month after the start of school, Julie had two fights with her classmates, and she didn't plan to have another third.

The height of 183... Even a girl can't break free so easily. Draco Malfoy struggled for a long time, except for messing up his hair and clothes, he couldn't move at all.

"He said, if I can't do it, he will kill me, kill my mother..." Draco Malfoy curled his mouth, his eyes turned red, and tears rolled in his eyes.

"You continue to work on your work. I'll go to Principal Dumbledore, and he will find a solution." Julie buried her head in his shoulder, feeling depressed. "I don't want you to bear the guilt. This is different from your previous pranks. Once you do it, it will be ruined."

The author has something to say: It's actually thirty chapters...

It is said that the whole family is on holiday for National Day, and I am the only one who has to go to work bitterly, with tears in my eyes