HP in the name of Slytherin

Malfoy and his son hugged each other and cried. Next to them, the emotional little Tom was holding his sleeves and wiping tears silently.

This scene is really touching. Catherine, who is sitting far away, never thought that one day she would be such a villain.

But as a temporary doctor, she had to say: "Well, Abraxas' body has not fully recovered yet. It is best to deal with it as soon as possible and let him rest early."

It's past eleven o'clock in the evening now.

Of course it's not impossible to wait until tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, but Abraxas's obvious memory stopped at the age of 13. If he was left alone to slowly think about time and life issues, I'm afraid he would be even sadder.

And Tom and Lucius will always be on tenterhooks.

When the three children, all of whom were mentally underage, heard her voice, they all sniffed and started to sort themselves out.

The first person to recover was the "youngest" Abraxas. "It doesn't matter. I'm much better now. I can use Legilimency. I still remember the spell."

He pretended to have a relaxed tone, trying to comfort Lucius, who was crying, his face was red and he was very embarrassed.

Tom's memory is only two years ahead of Abraxas's, but he has experienced many things since he was a child, and he can adjust himself quickly, "Let's get started, Lucius, where is Abraxas's wand?"

"Here, here..." Being summoned by the two "elders", Lucius also started to move.

"Come on." Tom sat beside Abraxas' bed.

Abraxas got the wand embedded in the cane, which was also the habit of the Malfoy clan leader. He felt depressed for a moment, but he didn't let anyone notice. Instead, he smiled and said, "Then I'm going to do it."

Voldemort wanted to practice Occlumency at that time. It was not easy to find [Catherine], let alone someone else. He had to be completely controlled by him. The simple and naive young Malfoy was the best to deceive.

Therefore, Abraxas mastered Legilimency (elementary) in the third grade, which was enough to read some memories that others did not know to resist or were willing to show him.

Tom didn't dare to let Abraxas know all his memories. His past memories were Voldemort's memories, and Voldemort... he didn't know how to cherish the people around him. For Abraxas, his friend, he was more jealous and disgust.

It was only two years of memory, and the memory related to Catherine was eliminated. Obviously the content was very harmonious. In front of Abraxas, Voldemort always behaved perfectly, fully worthy of Abraxas's love and trust in him.

The main purpose of doing this is to let Abraxas become proficient in Legilimency, and also to show Lucius, who is well protected by him, how to operate Legilimency, so that he can not be nervous.

Little Abraxas' Legilimency was a true elementary level that he might not be able to read even if he resisted even a little bit, because even though Voldemort used him to practice, he wouldn't completely trust him.

Lucius had already realized this. Of course he would not resist his father, but he once again discovered the tacit understanding between his father and this young version of Voldemort named Tom. He occasionally felt like he couldn't get in.

"Look, it doesn't hurt." After finishing Tom's Legilimency, Abraxas said to Lucius in a coaxing tone.

Lucius had completely regained his composure at this time - he thought he nodded calmly: "It doesn't matter, I'm ready."

He will definitely not do worse than Tom, an outsider!

Unaware of his son's sudden rise in competitiveness, Abraxas did become a lot more confident with Tom's memory as a foundation.

I thought that when I had grown up, I suddenly lost my memory. I must have been seriously injured, and maybe I couldn't use magic. But now it seems that there is no problem at all.

With this relaxed attitude, Abraxas almost couldn't hold back when he looked at Lucius's memory.

He was married, and Lucius still had his mother's presence in his memory when he was young.

He really never thought about resisting Abraxas, so he showed all the naughty, unlucky and graceless things in his memory in front of Abraxas one by one.

Abraxas's wife was a woman who completely matched his aesthetics. She looked a little cold and a little arrogant, but in Lucius's memory, he saw Abraxas picking her up and spinning her around.

The woman held Abraxas's head, and the couple laughed together. Her inaccessible appearance is just to maintain the image of the noble Mrs. Malfoy in people's imagination in front of outsiders.

They must have been very loving, because Lucius remembered that all the free time his parents had, they were always there and spending time together.

In the eyes of little Lucius, husband and wife should be like his parents... Of course, it is best for his future wife not to mess with his hair, tie it in pigtails or anything like that. It is really not elegant. His father dare not resist his mother, It was really too much to go so far as to ravage his son who accidentally saw this scene.

Abraxas seemed to fall in love with this romantic and gentle French lady again with the memory of Lucius. Unfortunately, she died of illness when Lucius was nine years old... and they were unable to see their dear son enter the Holy House. Gwartz.

Tears welled up in Abraxas's eyes, but he did not cry, nor did he stop Legilimency.

Just like he was determined to grow up at his parents' funeral, and just like when his wife was buried, he promised to be a good father and work hard to love their most important son together with his wife.

The 13-year-old Abraxas renewed his promise at the grave of the wife he had never met but fell in love with again through the memory of his son.

Lucius's memories after that were not too disturbing. His daily life was deserted but still warm. As he silently promised, Abraxas did everything he could to make Lucius as full of love as he was when he was a child. grow up.

Abraxas was actually a little surprised. Why did Lucius never see Tom in his memory? Where had his friend gone?

In Abraxas' imagination, Tom would not only be the most important guest at his wedding, but also the godfather of his precious son. Their friendship would best last forever in their sons.

Abraxas quickly found the answer to this question. He saw Tom changed drastically when he grew up.

The handsome face became distorted, as if it were rotting from the bones. Lucius saw Tom who was renamed Voldemort for the first time in his memory, and was so frightened that he had nightmares at night.

Similarly, seeing the hesitation and deep coldness on his face, Abraxas discovered that there was a gap between him and the grown-up Tom.

...But it seems that as Tom grew up, he just became more powerful. Well, maybe his appearance became scary, but his magic became more advanced and he became more ambitious, and Abraxas didn't think anything was wrong.

On the contrary, when faced with Voldemort's enthusiasm and sincerity, he always considered too many things. Even though the two of them had cooperated and Voldemort had given him enough trust, he was always separated from Voldemort and did not follow him. He is close.

Abraxas didn't like this kind of himself. He felt that this was not the attitude towards a good friend.

But in Lucius' memory, when he asked the grown-up Abraxas: "Didn't you and Lord Voldemort get together when they were students? I heard they were best friends... I feel... you don't seem to be So, do you like him?"

Even 11-year-old Lucius could see it.

When he grew up, Abraxas sat behind the heavy desk in the study, his hands naturally resting on the armrests of the chair, like a perfect god.

Looking at Lucius calmly, he said equally calmly: "We have all grown up and have our own things to consider."

"Luke, I hope you have very good and excellent friends, but don't forget yourself...forget what you should do because of the excellence of your friends."

Is this a warning to Lucius or to himself?

Abraxas looked at him as he grew up and tried to describe his state of mind when he grew up.

And then give up quickly…

Why does he seem to become clumsy when he grows up?

Why not try to find a way to change all this? If you still like Tom and want to be friends with him, why not preserve their friendship and continue to develop the Malfoy family?

Why do you have to choose one and abandon the other when you grow up?

Why do you become more timid when you grow up, even though you become stronger?