[HP] Aunt of the Savior

"What Sirius said... it sounds terrible." Peter muttered in a low voice. "But you know a lot."

"It's nothing. If you lived in my house, you would know a lot of things naturally." Sirius shrugged, disapproving of Peter's praise.

Sirius' analysis made everyone present solemn.Everyone knew that because of his family background, Sirius was probably the closest to Voldemort among them, and what he said was very reasonable and highly credible.

"So, Voldemort already has many followers?" Lily frowned worriedly.It has been the third year since she entered the wizarding world, and she no longer had the innocence that was almost dreamy at the beginning. The more she understood, the more she understood that wizards are born with a sense of superiority over their own bloodlines.And the adjustment of Voldemort's argument is obviously more able to convince most people to agree with his point of view is very reasonable.It did help Voldemort enlist more supporters around him, even though he was an evil Dark wizard, and made those people ignore it.

"I don't doubt that." Sirius drank his own butter beer in one gulp, glanced at Jody with a gloomy expression, and hesitated to speak.

James didn't care much about Voldemort's problem, and said without worry. "What does that matter? If those guys are really out of their minds, then they are not scary at all, we can deal with them completely! In fact, I even doubt that Voldemort's mind is not in his head!"

Lily couldn't help laughing.It seemed to her that for the first time James Potter had said something that had struck her with deep sympathy.

arrogant!Snape snorted disdainfully at James' speech.

It was only then that Jody noticed that Snape looked in a bad mood, maybe because Lily laughed at James' words, or maybe because she insisted on pulling him and Lily to sit at this round table.Of course, she had no doubt that the matter about Voldemort should also be an important reason - because Sirius' words made her very unhappy.

From Sirius' words, she vaguely guessed that Sirius must have known about the Slytherin society after leaving Potter's house during the summer vacation. After all, Regulus was also a member of it, and Regulus probably would not treat his family Conceal that he entered a small group in the academy to study and study black magic.That's why Sirius, who knew this, showed a sense of hostility towards her.

But Jody felt that Sirius' reason was really ridiculous if this was the case.Even if she was in the society that was clearly related to Voldemort, it didn't mean that she would definitely follow Voldemort in the future!She felt that she was even closer to Muggles than Sirius, at least she knew a lot of Muggle neighbors, and Sirius didn't even know what a motorcycle was!

She just hopes to stay and learn more unpredictable dark arts, even if some seem cruel-such as the gut-ejaculation curse she recently learned-but the Defense Against the Dark Arts class will only teach everyone to use armor to protect their children. Passive resistance with body and obstacles is obviously not the best way to deal with this spell.

On the other hand, the affairs of the club really disturbed Jody.She thought of the reports that Lily mentioned to prove the lineage with historical facts, which was undoubtedly similar to part of the content of a paper she had written in the society before.At that time Lucius Malfoy had mentioned that everyone should write some papers on the question of blood.Although it goes against Jody's own beliefs, it is unwise to insist on bloodlessness in the Slytherin society, so Jody didn't take it to heart at all (because she happened to be with Snape at the time. Cold War) just randomly handed over a copy.Jody, who is good at the history of magic, naturally cited some historical materials in the paper and handed it to Lucius.If there's a hint of Malfoy in those reports, perhaps that paper was also used out of context, and someone expanded it further with that line of thought.The thought of this possibility made Jody feel uncomfortable.

But Jody's unhappiness, in Snape's eyes, naturally had other interpretations.

He clearly saw that just after Sirius Black smiled maliciously, Jody's mood fell again.Thinking of the scene where Black whispered in Jody's ear and Jody smiled, Snape's mood was so bad.He is very aware of the huge gap between himself and Black in terms of family background and appearance, or it is simply ignorant and stupid to compare these two with Sirius Black - such a fact obviously only makes his mood worse .Even he himself hadn't considered why he was being compared to Sirius Black.

Fortunately, this bad mood for Snape didn't last long.After the topic of Voldemort was over, James hurriedly took his friends to visit Hogsmeade. He didn't want to waste a good time discussing Voldemort and patiently not conflicting with Snape.

After letting Lily go to meet with her friends, Jody said worriedly: "Sirius probably knows the content of our meeting."

After the conversation just now, she was no longer in the mood to have fun in Hogsmeade, but walked towards Hogwarts with Snape, she was very happy that Snape did not choose to continue to accompany Lily—— Of course, that must only be because she needed the opportunity to talk to him about the club.

"Ah."

"But James doesn't seem to know yet." Jody smiled wryly, "otherwise he would have come and yelled at me a long time ago. Like Lily, he hates black magic."

"I have no doubt." Snape rolled his lips and said sarcastically, "But we can't expect too much from a Black to keep a secret. If the Blacks had this kind of wisdom, Sirius Black would not have learned from Regulus." That's where the real content of the Society is known. Apparently our Regulus underestimated his brother's irrational... sense of justice."

"It seems that Sirius thinks that everyone in the society is a supporter of Voldemort." Jody shrugged. "But we all know that Regulus worships Voldemort, and it's not surprising that Sirius thinks so. What's more, the host of this society is Lucius Malfoy. Like Sirius said, the Malfoy family may be Voldemort's most Close supporters, it makes sense that Lucius claimed he could get Voldemort to teach us the Dark Arts."

Snape asked in a strange voice, "So, are you going to explain it to him?"

"Oh, no, unless my parents know about my learning of black arts." Jody replied without hesitation. "But I still hope he can keep it a secret, at least not let James know, it's more troublesome than being known by my parents...Maybe I should talk to him in private?"

"I don't think that's a good idea," Snape said harshly and quickly. "Ahem, I mean, Blake is stubborn."

"You're right." Jody felt that Snape's judgment on Sirius was very accurate, "Well, maybe we should go back to our secret base to continue our research and study, I remember you said that you have some things you want to study The problem?"

"Severus..." But at the end of this conversation, Jody couldn't help asking: "Do you think our decision to pursue power and learn black magic is wrong?"

"I don't think so." Snape replied in a low voice after a moment of silence.In fact, he knew better than Jody about Lucius Malfoy's plan, including what Sirius Black pointed out and what he didn't.

Since extending a hand of friendship to Snape, Lucius Malfoy has become one of the classmates who have a relatively close relationship with Snape.This close relationship is undoubtedly very beneficial to Snape, at least in Slytherin now, most people will no longer talk about Snape's mixed blood identity in person.For example, Avery and Mulciber, who had squeezed out Snape at the beginning, even made friends with him with a humble attitude after suffering a lot.

Taking advantage of the prestige of the Malfoy family on the premise that he has the strength to deserve this kind of treatment is not unacceptable to Snape because it hurts his self-esteem.Anyway, he has indeed gained the respect of Lucius, can maintain a relationship of equal dialogue, and can even understand more than many purebloods, so he can still ignore the private discussions of others.

So when he and Jody returned to the common room and saw Lucius sitting in a fixed position reading a newspaper with a smug smile on his face, he snorted without hesitation.

Lucius put down the newspaper upon hearing the sound, and nodded to them reservedly.

The last person Jody wants to see right now is Lucius Malfoy.Even though her purpose of joining the society was to learn more about the Dark Arts, it was possible that this was being used to make her feel that she should keep a greater distance from Lucius.So after a simple greeting, she went back to the girls' dormitory.

Lucius looked at Jody's back and raised his eyebrows at Snape: "Miss Potter doesn't seem to be in a good mood?"

"Cirius Black," Snape said, sitting down in an armchair beside Lucius, "he has guessed something about why you started this society."

A smile formed on the corner of Lucius' mouth. "It seems that he heard something from Regulus. It's a pity, although such an evaluation is not good for little Rael, but Sirius seems to be smarter than him."

Snape frowned. "Is this what you want? If you want Jody to choose to follow the Dark Lord this way, then I'd say it's stupid."

"No, I don't have that plan." Lucius looked at Snape, as if trying to figure out the meaning behind his tone. "It is enough for at least one of the Potters to maintain a relatively close relationship with us. I just hope that when I am still studying at Hogwarts, I can prepare a little bit for the Dark Lord, just like I did for you As I said, I just use the society to select and train wizards for the Dark Lord who are qualified to follow him."

——At the same time, it also created an opportunity for Voldemort to gain more family support.It is true that the current Jody Potter did not follow the Dark Lord's wishes, but he successfully lured her into this society and made her fascinated by black magic.He's done pretty well, hasn't he?

Lucius thought happily that he was much better than Bellatrix in this respect.