HP pure blood glory

"Grey." He woke the little snake.

Gray held his head up and looked at Louis with ruby ​​eyes.

Louis stretched out his wrist in front of Draco, and Gray looked back at him, seemingly puzzled.

"Hold out your hand," Louis said to Draco.

"Oh." The boy followed suit curiously.

Gray shook his head, and crawled along Louis' hand - Draco flinched, as if he wasn't used to the feeling of being wrapped around a snake, although Gray was really a very small snake.

"Grey is my protector," Louis explained.

Every descendant of the Meyer family will have their own snake. The family records do not clearly explain why there is such a custom, but it is said that their first generation ancestors were saved by a very human snake, so The snake became their protector.

But Louis believed that the legend of the protector was not false, because his father's line could perfectly block many black magics-you know, as an Auror, you always face the most vicious criminals.

Haven't tried it on Gray, but they should be the same.

In return, every generation of their wizards needs to protect the snake—it can be said that Gray and his life are closely related—and giving it to Draco has also gone through a lot of consideration.

If Gray wasn't by his side, Draco really couldn't think of any way to protect the boy.

"Why give it to me?" said the boy, "I don't want it, it's your protector—you should keep him." He was eager to get Gray back on Louis—Gray He did have this idea, but Louis stopped his movements with a look.

"I'm fine." Louis reached up and ran his hand through the boy's hair. "You'll be fine too—don't separate from him."

The boy seemed a little overwhelmed. He looked at Louis hesitantly, which made Louis feel amused, "It's really time to go to bed, it's already late."

Then, he stretched out his wand and tapped on the bedside lamp, and the whole bedroom fell into darkness in an instant.

The boy leaned against his arm and sighed, "Louis."

"Ok?"

"You...you're fine." Draco hesitated, not finishing what he hadn't said.

The events of that night seemed to have started to ferment on the campus overnight. Almost every little wizard Louis met was whispering about the secret room.

"It is said that Professor Binns told the Gryffindor group about the Chamber of Secrets."

During breakfast, Blaise, who was the most well-informed, began to share what he had learned, "What a bunch of mindless trolls, could that old ghost of Slytherin know about the Chamber of Secrets?" He said with some disdain.

Louis lowered his head quietly and sliced ​​the veal steak on his plate.

No one answered Blaise's words, and the whole dining table could only hear the "ding dong" sound of the fork in Goyle's hand.

"Do you really believe that the secret room exists?" Blaise was a little surprised, he raised his voice slightly, "I think if it really exists, it is impossible for no one to discover it for so many years-I mean, the successor exists Yes, but the Chamber of Secrets does not necessarily exist."

"Be careful." Draco finally raised his head to warn.

Blaise could only hold back the rest of his words, he looked very uncomfortable, but he didn't dare to refute Draco.

"Okay, let's change the subject—Your Highness, how is your recent training going?" Pansy tried hard to adjust the atmosphere.

Although it was not a success, because the whole table felt a little heavy, but at least they had breakfast quietly, and then obediently went to the classroom for a history of magic class—this time Professor Binns spoke very fast, as if For fear that someone would interrupt him.

"What are you looking at?" Pansy asked.

Louis was holding a large book with a heavy gilt cover, with some thorny magic props on it, and the imprint of the Hogwarts library.

It seems that it should be a long time ago, because the paper inside has already started to turn yellow, and some pages even have signs of damage. You must know that the paper used for writing has been specially treated, and the time has not been long enough. They are not so shabby.

"Soul and Body," Louis replied.

The girl seemed quite surprised, she lowered her voice, "Soul—that...how did you get this book, I bet it's definitely the best of the best."

"A note from Professor Snape." Louis handed a note to Pansy, which was written in Professor Snape's sleek and beautiful font, which probably meant that Louis was allowed to have the authority of a teacher.

Pansy was even more surprised. She seemed to have some problems, but her noble upbringing stopped her. Obviously, asking further questions would involve more privacy—and nobles value privacy the most.

In fact, this meant that the relationship between Pansy and Louis was not bad, otherwise she would never have asked Louis what book he was reading.

Draco had been leaning boneless on Louis's arm, dozing off - yes, once again his resolve had been shattered by Professor Binns' hypnosis, and he couldn't keep it up in History of Magic Concentrate on it, and he doesn't want to ask himself on it anymore.

No way, History of Magic is really boring.

Louis knew what else the girl wanted to ask, but she'd better not ask - luckily she did, in fact, when he heard the boy mention the man, the first thing that came to his mind was A matter of the soul.

As a wizard who has been exposed to black magic since he was a child, Louis knows very well that the advanced field of black magic involves the soul-in fact, the problem of the soul is also absolutely forbidden in black magic, because imprisoning other people's souls or taking others The flesh is a heinous thing.

Take ghosts as an example, not everyone will become a ghost after death, no one knows what it takes to become a pure soul state, because they have no chance to experiment.

But that person might really experiment—in Louis’s description, that person’s greatest wish was to strengthen the world of pure-blood wizards, so basically all Slytherins would support his actions—but later, they discovered that, That man has bigger ambitions.

He wants to live forever.

Moreover, he treats the subordinates around him in a way that is imprinted and restrained-this makes many more rational pure-blooded nobles feel dissatisfied.

So they were terrified, and it happened that the man had been killed by Potter—they had finally had a chance to get away from him—but they realized now that the shadow might have been there all along.

Because according to the rumors, the last person who opened the secret room was that person—this is why Draco was so afraid. Could it be the same person twice?

Of course, Professor Snape would not allow him to borrow such a book, but when Louis asked him to open a note, he used the title of another book, which was also about black magic, which was why he was able to hold this book. Take it out of the library.

Although the librarian's wife looked very suspicious, Louis believed that she would not ask Professor Snape for confirmation.

At this time, Louis would start to miss their family library, especially now that he had the key and could read all the books.

……

It has been more than a week since Halloween, and things are slowly calming down, and the little snakes in Slytherin seem to have returned to normal—anyway, as Pansy said, they are pure blood, and they are afraid what?

And Draco doesn't seem to be worried about that person anymore, and the relationship between him and Pansy seems to have suddenly improved recently—look, the two of them crossed the table between Louis, who was sitting in the middle Sit down and comment on a certain dim sum on the menu.

Most of Draco's body was almost on Louis, making it impossible for Louis to eat.

The point is, in such a situation, you have to come several times for a meal, and the boy refused to let the boy and Louis change seats, "Although I don't sit in the prefect's seat, this seat is also recognized as the prefect's seat now." The position is gone—it cannot be changed at will.”

Well, boy does the reason make sense.

And ask Pansy to switch seats with him?Forget it, Louis didn't have any intention of asking the other party.

Moreover, Louis found that recently Pansy looked at him more and more weirdly. Sometimes, he could even find that the other party was peeking at him.

He didn't think he was attractive enough to make Pansy like him too.

It seemed that after their impulsive exchange of feelings that night, life went back to how it used to be, they went to class together, then ate, then went to bed - oh, the only change is probably that the boy now lives in his bed permanently ——For this reason, Louis specially used the Transfiguration Charm to transform his own bed—after all, a single bed is still a bit cramped for two people.

While Louis breathed a sigh of relief at such an ordinary day like flowing water, he also felt a little inexplicable. He couldn't say what was wrong, but it was a little weird anyway.

It seems that after admitting his feelings, he became more possessive to the boy-for example, when Draco and Pansy were always whispering together, he felt that he really wanted to know the relationship between the two. What the individual is saying.

But he just turned the book in his hand blankly, page after page.

In stark contrast to Louis' conflicted mood, Draco had been enjoying himself lately.

Leaving aside the matter of that person for now, it's actually really strange, as if Louis said he would be fine and he would be fine, and the faint worries in his heart for a long time seemed to have disappeared.

And his recent good mood is all because of Louis—oh, speaking of which, Pansy must be mentioned.

The author has something to say:

I don’t think it’s easy to talk about sweetness… The relationship between Louis and Draco is a little bit lingering. Thinking about a lot of little things makes it really sweet—so I hope you’re still satisfied~~~

Oh, and, let me give you a preview, in about a few chapters, there will only be one big event - I guess I will be able to sweeten it by then~~~ Hehehe~~~ But I don’t know if I can not procrastinate the plot Write that... (after all, the author is a bit stupid)

Finally, I would like to thank nianan for the bazooka and mines, wow, this shocked me~~~ After all, this is a novel that you can read without paying...and it will always be like this in the future... (crying)

Last but not least (you stupid author is so long-winded), I still hope that the cuties go to bed early~~~ I love you~~~