Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

"Has your guardian been informed of this matter?" asked the uncle.

"I'm not sure, but at least my parents didn't say anything when I went home, so I don't think they knew. If they knew, they would have expelled me a long time ago.

I was too ashamed to tell them.”

“When I got home, my mother didn’t say anything.

Even if my family knew, they wouldn’t say anything, so I can’t judge.”

"My family doesn't seem to know either. The school should have handled it privately."

Even if the student was seriously injured, no one was notified. It seems that Dumbledore is really not suitable to be the headmaster. But if he had notified, Mr. Lupin would definitely be expelled, and he should have done it to avoid this result.

"In this case, Dumbledore would have long lost his qualifications as headmaster.

Lupin was probably arranged by Dumbledore to enter Hogwarts as a working pawn to join the werewolf group. Because he had many werewolves under his command, he needed to use kindness to make them work for him. The same is true for Hagrid.

So, he might have deliberately let you hurt someone, and then covered it up for you, as a necessary step to turn you into his pawn? Fortunately, no one died. Hagrid almost killed Myrtle that time, and after covering it up for him, he would listen to Dumbledore. In order to increase his own pawns, he doesn't care even if the students pay the price. I heard that Hagrid almost went berserk that time."

"That's right. The eldest son of the Black family acted completely according to Dumbledore's plan. Your parents would of course help him suppress the matter for your sake, so you became the best person for him to incite."

"So when did you discover that Lupin was a werewolf?"

"After all, those two idiots, that rat, and Lupin lived in the same dormitory, and a little speculation would have guessed it. I could have figured it out."

"Really? Hey - the principal is really becoming less and less qualified.

However, the werewolf disease only needs to rest during the full moon, so it is not strange to allow experimental enrollment. I don't deny this. Besides, Lupin-kun's grades are excellent, right?

But at least he should be given a single room, right? This means that Professor McGonagall may not have known about this when he enrolled. If she knew, she would have given him a single room. Although she admired Dumbledore, she still cared about her students. She should have had such a little thought. Or maybe she was fooled into saying that he could make real friends or something. I don't know which one it was."

"So do you often worry about others discovering your secrets?"

"Yeah, but everyone learned the Animagus Transfiguration for me."

"Oh, that rat. What a shame, speaking of which. If he had that kind of talent, he could have been professor of Transfiguration at Hogwarts.

Maybe he feels inferior because there are two geniuses around him? I've seen his student records. Although he was considered a poor student, his grades were not that bad. It's just that the object of comparison is too strong. If he was sorted into Hufflepuff, he might have lived a peaceful life. What bad luck. "

"Yes, he learned the Animagus Transfiguration while he was in school, which can be considered excellent. However, from what you said, Sirius and James are really too talented. Even Edgar said that although he is also very good, he has to admit that those two are completely different geniuses from him."

"But Sirius and James are smart, right? If they lived in the same dormitory with Lupin, they would have found out, right? Perhaps this was also part of Dumbledore's plan."

"Ah, this is really annoying. Just like Lupin said just now, he wants them to be pawns. I can't imagine what Dumbledore thinks of his students."

"He didn't treat students as human beings at all... But Lupin's family must have been very grateful to him at the time, because on the surface it seemed like he was doing a good thing. It's really easy for people to fall for Dumbledore's tricks."

"I thought I was allowed to take part in Professor Slughorn's potion experiment, but he didn't seem to know about it. Madam Pomfrey and Professor McGonagall probably knew about it, but they didn't say anything.

At that time, I thought, maybe there is nothing that can be done about it.”

"Where did you spend the full moon?"

"There's a passageway over by Stormwillow that leads to the Shrieking Shack."

Right, so he was also used by Peter Pettigrew. If they had been friends for many years, it would be easy to predict his behavior. Even if it wasn't Dumbledore, it would have been easy to set him up. The blood of the Black family runs deep, and even if you deny your family and are expelled from the family, the blood relationship still exists. He has no idea of ​​the value of his own, which is why he was used.

'Did the guardian also receive the notice?'

Uncle asked.