[hp] stay out of it

The sun approaching late autumn was still vicious, but Malfoy would not be so delicate, and would blush like this after being exposed to the sun.

Just now when Vincent and Bellini were discussing "The Destined Man", he glanced around the pasture with mixed feelings, only to find that the few students who were loitering were far away and They're just nobody in the school.

There was a bang in his head without warning—maybe, maybe this box refers to himself?

His face was hot.Like it's going to burn.

Yes, yes, why not yourself?The place where he appeared is very close at hand, the box is very likely to refer to himself.

So, Vincent teased him that he couldn't stand the sun, but he didn't listen.It took a long time to react, but he just followed behind with a sullen head.

He felt that he was extremely embarrassed, and that little incorrect little thought was magnified all over the world.However, in the eyes of others, his taciturnity revealed an air of impatience, because the blush on his graceful and pale cheeks could not shake off the ostentatious pride of the peacock in his blood.

Vincent saw him like this two years ago.I feel that this guy has grown up for nothing for two years, but he still looks like his eyes are above the top.

He asked Bellini: "What are you doing with him by the lake? When did you two have such a good relationship?"

Bellini still looked a little apprehensive about Slytherin dominating Malfoy, he shrank his neck: "It's nothing." Then he elbowed Vincent: "It's not because of you."

Walking to the shade of the castle, even the wind is sweet, slanting across the back of the neck, and the birds in the woods outside are singing cool songs.

After walking over for a while, Vincent had already glanced at the stack of papers.Unlike Bellini who was at a loss, he immediately got into the manuscript of his future self, hummed a few times, and then flipped to the last page to check the 16-year-old Vincent a few months ago. final conclusions drawn.

"I understand." The 14-year-old Vincent closed the manuscript, closed his eyes, and already understood the current situation.

He saw the results of his research from the manuscript: after another two years of struggling with order, the 16-year-old Vincent has almost figured it out—order is everywhere.

Even if you feel that what you do has no consequences, it is only because the consequences are not presented in a straightforward way.

For Vincent, every action he made to try to save everyone disturbed the strings of fate in a mysterious way, accelerating the doomed death of everyone faster.

Moreover, because he changed the mortal fate of several people, making the scythe of the god of death fail, and now that the script is lost, even he cannot be sure who will be covered by the thick black mist next time, or even whether the number of deaths will be increased uncontrollably.

The only way seems to be to kill himself to stabilize the increasingly chaotic world. If he can leave with a dissatisfied god of death, the fate of everyone else will be freed from the book of life and death shackled by fate, and truly in his own hands.

But what Vincent didn't understand two years ago was why he chose such a path of silent sacrifice to protect others.

If it were 14-year-old Vincent, he would never do it.Even if the world order is disordered or the god of death wanders around, he has the ability to protect himself, so there is no need to rush forward and become a hero to save the world.

There was deep confusion in Vincent's eyes.

But that's not what he's thinking about.

"There are only about five and a half hours left." He looked at the sun: "I have to deal with things before then."

Two years later, I don’t know why I am willing to kill myself for some great reason, but Vincent two years ago didn’t want to die at all. After all, what happened to 16-year-old Vincent was actually what happened to him two years later, so he Now you have to find a way to save your future self.

He turned around a few times with his hands behind his back: "There must be a solution to this matter."

Bellini's eyes widened.Judging from the anxious performance of the younger Vincent, Bellini knew that his guess was right—Vincent hadn't shown up for so long, he must have been in some danger or had already encountered an accident.

Now he can only pin his hopes on himself.

There was a tense silence under the corridor, only the sound of rubbing clothes and footsteps.Bellini turned his neck like a bird, pacing back and forth, staring at Vincent frowning.

Occasionally, bored students passed by here, and they saw Vincent who hadn't appeared for a long time. Although they felt that he looked a little different, they didn't think much of it, and greeted him chirping, adding noise to the tense air .

"Yo, Vincent! Long time no see!"

"It's really late for you to come."

"Dude, whatever excuse you've been using to skip school for so long--bring me one next time."

Vincent nodded indifferently at them.He didn't know why after two years, his social attributes seemed to have jumped a lot.

This seems to be the reason for the self-sacrificing behavior of the future self... 14-year-old Vincent knows it.The future self is already deeply trapped in this world.And when a person who was watching chess suddenly couldn't stay out of it and fell on the chessboard, he no longer had the right to be alone.

He smiled to himself, stood still, and relaxed his tense shoulders.

"You know what to do?" Bellini took a step forward, holding his breath.

Vincent didn't shake his head or nod.

“My future self screwed up,” he says, “it’s okay, I keep my current memory going back in time, and then modify my future behavior to change this unpleasant situation—very simple. "

Bellini understood.He breathed a sigh of relief: "This is a good way." Bellini showed a bright smile: "Fortunately, you have this time-traveling thing. Hey! It's so cool to predict the future in advance and avoid misfortune!"

Vincent grunted, and scanned the campus, the indifference in his eyes made Malfoy feel a little glaring.

So, Malfoy thought, the guy had changed so much in recent years.

Then he thought, if Vincent was allowed to go back with memories like this, how would his personality change?Will it gradually become... how should I put it, more like a human like in the past two years?

Although last spring, Vincent was still a little unapproachable compared to ordinary people, but he did care about others.

Malfoy was standing under the corridor, looking at the extension of the castle, he suddenly saw a brick wall - last semester, because of his family's loss of power, the Slytherin gang often punished him under Ellerin's instruction.And then the bruise on his forehead was seen by Vincent, the guy who held Malfoy down there to examine the injury.

Later, after Vincent disappeared, the small movements of the Slytherin group became more restrained.The Malfoy family secretly stopped using Voldemort as a backer for a long time. Naturally, it was not because of political reasons that these people stopped bullying them.Malfoy thought about it and thought it might have something to do with Vincent.

Later, I told Crabbe that it was true.

Regardless of whether he traveled, got into some trouble, or just died-this guy can remember to clear some obstacles for Malfoy, and it feels like an account of the funeral, which makes Malfoy angry.

Now I see the 14-year-old Vincent sitting lazily on the armrest of the corridor, looking into the distance with a face of indifference... When we first met, the subtle feeling of his existence being incompatible with the surrounding environment came back. .

Malfoy prefers the later Vincent. Although he looks like he is always in trouble and burnt out, he is unexpectedly gentle in private.

Now this man was two years younger, albeit more enigmatic - that was what attracted Malfoy to him in the first place.But since it has been six years since the heartbeat at the beginning of the first grade, compared to the 16-year-old him, the 14-year-old him lacks a little flavor.

So Malfoy said, "I object."

He said with selfishness: "Compared to changing the past, it is better to change the present -- the causal confusion caused by changing the past is unavoidable, and it is difficult for you to guarantee that things will develop as you expected in the end."

"Oh?" Vincent looked back at him.

When looking at Vincent, who was two years younger, Malfoy tried his best not to lose his momentum.

"That's right," Vincent withdrew his gaze. "Anyway, there are still five hours. If we can get along with each other, it would be nice."

Bellini had little hope for the proposal: what could a 16-year-old have done if he hadn't figured it out at 14?

Vincent himself was not intimidated by the two-year gap.

For one thing, two years is not enough to make a person's intelligence change dramatically.

Second, two years is enough for a person to be emotionally eroded, and then, if the authorities are confused, caring will lead to chaos.

There are still five hours.

Can he turn the foregone conclusion into a turning point?

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Thank you 123456789. for the grenade.

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