[hp] stay out of it

In Black's old house, Snape did not know how many times he protested to Professor Dumbledore.

"I don't think it's a sensible decision to let an underage wizard into the Order of the Phoenix." He pursed his lips tightly and looked at Dumbledore.

Mrs Weasley, who was cooking in the kitchen, gave him a rare voice of support.It was a rare occasion, as she had never expressed any dislike for Snape, nor had she spoken to him.

Principal Dumbledore said: "I have always believed that it is necessary to have a person who can know the situation among the students. And White happens to meet all my requirements..."

"What's the request?" Snape narrowed his eyes tightly, "Don't save the students who are in danger? You are..."

"The person concerned, Mr. Hornby, has forgiven him." Dumbledore interrupted Snape, and said in a tone that he did not want to discuss any further: "Before the end of the summer vacation, Mr. Hornby explained to me that the situation was indeed very serious. It's easy to get people confused, and he feels that the school shouldn't pursue too much about that matter."

However, Snape didn't mean to shut up: "Bringing this up, you've already started defending him. And the death of Elaine Grove—"

"You're so wicked." Sirius strolled into the room, followed by Klitsch, obviously it was the one who came to inform.Klicher probably hates a non-pure-blood wizard who is dictating in his ancestral house more than the unpleasant young master and the still-obtrusive young master.

Snape wrinkled his upper lip, and before he could say anything, Sirius made a blowing nose first, and mouthed, "Snotty!"

Professor Dumbledore didn't see it, but Mrs Weasley in the kitchen did.She said with some displeasure: "Sirius, you are already thirty."

"Obviously," Snape began to fight back, speaking slowly in his oily voice, "someone's brain, a dozen years in Azkaban, gave up growing with age."

Sirius countered sharply: "Then your brain probably stopped after you were born."

Snape changed his stance, put his hand where it was more convenient to get his wand, and the atmosphere became more stagnant.

"Blake, didn't you really reflect on yourself? Because stupidity killed your so-called best friend, can't you cure your arrogance?"

Mrs. Weasley panicked, keeping her eyes on Dumbledore, hoping he'd stop the bloodshed before it started.

Sirius, however, was not as enraged as she had imagined.He looked really angry, but he didn't lose his mind.

"In this matter, if you really only blame me, my evaluation of you will be even lower, Snape," said Sirius: "Do you think that the reason why Voldemort hunted them down--you If you don’t mention it, does this fact not exist?”

What Sirius didn't say in his mouth was: The one who really killed them is definitely you.

Whether Sirius utters this sentence or not, the effect is the same.Snape turned his head, made contact with Sirius' contemptuous gaze, and immediately cast a spell, but was easily dodged by the other party.

"No one is at fault in this matter. If you want me to say, it's just a mistake." Dumbledore did not stop them, but said after the first round: "The real evil we are dealing with is probably because of you There is another chance to escape because of the internal chaos." He walked between the two and opened the door of the restaurant: "After you have vented your childish grievances, please take what we are doing seriously."

Dumbledore left.Mrs. Weasley was still a little flustered.Snape stood sullenly, his wand still in place.Sirius thought of the members of the Order of the Phoenix who died before the Potters died - when Snape was still working for Voldemort, and there were many traces of him wandering in those cases.

"I really don't understand..." Sirius shook his head at Snape, turned and walked away.

Snape clenched his wand tightly, and Mrs. Weasley suddenly stepped forward from behind and placed a large plate of stew on the dining table heavily. Then Snape put away his wand.

Snape didn't understand either.

How did the red-haired girl he met when he was young become a demon in his life?How could she die so early, so young, and that huge sin was nailed to his head again, so how could he get out of this unrequited love?

Snape couldn't figure it out.Even though he refused to think about these weak questions, there were always times during the nearly 14 days and nights in the past [-] years that these questions would break through the dam in his heart like a flood, drowning him, almost suffocating him.

Moreover, these problems have no solution.

Snape's only escape from that long, bitter love had gone with Lily's free and romantic soul the night she died.

He couldn't find an answer.It becomes a kite with no direction and no home.

He and Lily also flew kites when they were kids.

Her soft little hands held the kite string tightly.

But now, her hand took someone else's hand and held the child born with someone else, and she would become cold and powerless forever.

Snape's life lost control, direction, and meaning.

He knew he would kill himself sooner or later.

Until then, though.

He has one more thing to do.

necessary……

That is

his debt.

The Order of the Phoenix held another meeting with more members just before Easter.

That means more conflicts.Fortunately, the conflict between Snape and Sirius only erupted for a moment.Mrs. Weasley still had lingering fears until the personnel arrived one after another and reported the latest progress one by one under Dumbledore's signal.

After all, she wasn't used to a Slytherin intruding into such an inner core of the anti-Voldemort team.The wars of more than ten years ago are still vivid in his memory. At that time, Snape was still on the list of suspicious persons to be guarded against within the Order of the Phoenix.But now, Snape was sitting in the seat closest to Dumbledore, far away from other members of the Order of the Phoenix from the academy, with a gloomy face, not showing much of a decent person.

And what about the person who almost got into a fight with Snape just now?Sirius, Molly Weasley's cousin by marriage.

He forgot all the unpleasant things quickly, and now he has completely ignored Snape at the corner of the long table, and leaned on the armchair in a relatively untidy posture compared to the others - as if this was not an opening A serious anti-evil meeting, but in his own home.

Well, this really used to be his home...

Molly sized him up a few times, and until now, she was still a little surprised, because there was no conflict that broke out just now, and it was mainly due to Sirius' restraint.

It is different from his temper that exploded when he first came out of Azkaban (because the memory has been stuck on the arrest warrants and overwhelming sex more than ten years ago, Mrs. Weasley has almost forgotten that the real Sirius should be what it looks like), and now the elegant Sirius who can do anything with ease has returned.

Thanks Merlin.

Although Mrs. Weasley didn't like Sirius' unruly temper.But wanting to see him do better is another matter.Mrs. Weasley has spent most of her life in the family circle (of course, she likes her children), seeing Sirius as a free-spirited, wanton person who does not like to think about the consequences, it is certain to disapprove, but also Will definitely bless him.

Who wouldn't?

He grew up in the repressive old Black family and became the only Gryffindor, the only child in the family to raise the flag against Voldemort.Molly knew what kind of pressure that was going to be.But Sirius never showed that he cared.Then, on the eve of his victory, he was taken into Azkaban, where wizards were horrified, and escaped healthy and conscious.

His life is a long and difficult history of rebellion that is not recognized by most people.

Because he is Sirius.

His soul is free, fighting and pure.

So his persistence and struggle, wantonness and legend cannot be copied.

Molly admires his legend, but she will choose a more stable life surrounded by family members.Of course, if this life is not tolerated by the dark wizard, even she will not hesitate to grab the wand and get ready to sacrifice her life.

On Sirius' side sat Remus Lupine.a werewolf.Ron and Harry's favorite teacher in second grade.His life is also a history of resistance.It's not as ups and downs as Sirius's, and it's not as eye-catching as Sirius's, but it will never be easier than him.Molly saw him and felt nothing but pity, lamentation, and at the same time the immense luck of her child's health.

Sitting on the other side of Sirius was Vincent. Although that child was sitting upright, the ease and chic in his eyes was no different from that of Sirius.The conflict between Snape and Sirius this time also came from him.Dumbledore insisted that he come to listen in a few times occasionally, keep up with the progress, coordinate in Hogwarts as a student, and prevent any serious mistakes caused by the unequal information between adults and children.

This kind of thing has never happened in the Order of the Phoenix.But after thinking about it, it becomes clear that Vincent is not an ordinary child after all.What he has experienced may be much more thrilling than Molly herself. Such an exceptionally included member of the Order of the Phoenix is ​​taking care of other children in Hogwarts, and Molly will undoubtedly feel at ease.

After a few minutes of ecstasy, Snape's speech mentioned Hogwarts, and Molly caught her attention.

"As we all know, the wizards under the Dark Lord have never been known for their strict discipline..."

"Yeah. Very convincing." Sirius whispered to Lupin, just like being forced to listen to whispers in class when he was a child, Lupine showed a helpless expression of not knowing whether to laugh or not.

"There has been no excessive civil strife in the past ten years, because the status of the Malfoy family is absolutely detached. And once this state is broken—" Snape showed a very disgusted expression on his face: "Ellenin from a foreign country, they Except for the youngest son who is still studying, the other members of the family are very good at pleasing the Dark Lord, they work hard, and are more flexible than most Death Eaters. A group of wizards who had long complained about Malfoy immediately stood up. In Elerenin's camp, they have made up their minds to compete with Malfoy's faction."

"The factional struggle of the parents will undoubtedly involve the students of Hogwarts. Recently, Montague's behavior in our college has attracted people's attention..."

Upon hearing that it was just a struggle within Slytherin House, Mrs. Weasley immediately relaxed, and was even a little happy for Ron - because it meant that the boys who had nowhere to vent their energy would not take his Quidditch just kidding.During the first House Cup, the pressure on Ron made Mrs. Weasley thousands of miles away anxious.

Professor Dumbledore named and handed over the task of understanding the internal movements of Slytherin to this young new member.

Vincent nodded, and asked again: "Then if the conflict is irreconcilable, which side should I help? The Malfoy family seems to want to get away. If necessary, can I make a win?"

The adult wizards present all smiled.

"The Malfoy family has been loyal supporters of the mysterious man for decades, and they can't be recruited casually." Di Ge said with a good-natured smile.

Unexpectedly, Dumbledore said, "Yes."

Tonks said bluntly: "Professor, we can't have three more senior Death Eaters who don't know the basics—"

The members of the Order of the Phoenix looked at Snape sitting on Dumbledore's right hand.

Snape didn't care about other people's eyes at all, and there was a signature sarcasm on his lips.

Sirius thought of something to mock Snape in an instant, and was kicked by Lupine who was sitting nearby, but finally held back.

"Lucius has been slow for a long time," said Dumbledore, "I have dealt with him a lot in the past few years. Although he tried his best to drive me out of school, he probably didn't have the energy to come back again. It’s a crazy war more than ten years ago. Vincent, if you think the time is right, it’s totally feasible to reveal some intentions.”

The author has something to say:

Exam week has moved up.The agreement concluded before June is already void. . .

I'll finish it before the end of June.

The outline is already done.The text is still ten chapters away.