94 hp Diagon Alley

Yes, Sirius," said Lupine.

Black approached Lupine and the struggling mouse, his wet eyes suddenly burning on his face.

Lupine held Scabbers tightly in one hand and his wand in the other, which glowed blue and white.For a moment, Scabbers hung in midair, his little black body writhing wildly—Ron yelled—and the mouse fell, onto the floor.Another blinding flash, and then—it was like a quick shot of a tree growing.A head appeared on the ground; limbs stretched out; a moment later, a man stood where Scabbers had been, wringing his hands coweringly.Crookshanks snarled contemptuously in bed, the hair on his back bristling.

The wretched man denied it at first, but after the facts proved him, he could no longer quibble, and simply knelt on the ground and begged everywhere.He first begged old friends Sirius and Lupine to let him go, and then asked Ron - as his benevolent master - to save him.

But Ron glared at Peter Pettigrew in extreme disgust. "He used to sleep in my bed!" said Ron.

Then he reached out and grabbed Gwen and Hermione by the hem of her robe, "Good girl.. smart girl.. you won't let them.. help me.."

Hermione pulled the robe out of the tight grip of Peter the Dwarf.He backed himself up against the wall, looking terrified.Gwen just felt sick to her stomach.They were friends, Harry's parents trusted him, and the rat wizard had betrayed them for some invisible gain.He not only caused a couple to lose their names, a baby lost its parents, an innocent man was surrounded by dementors and sat in prison for 12 years, and another friend experienced the pain of friendship betrayal for more than ten years.

Gwen kicked his dirty hands away, "Don't beg me, if it wasn't for me, I would really like to whip you to death."

Even Snape, who was lying down, had hellish anger in his eyes, as if he was about to break free from the shackles of the spell, and stabbed the real traitor one by one.

"You betrayed Lily and James to Voldemort," said Black, who was also trembling. "Do you deny it?"

Gwen felt Snape shake too.

"You don't understand!" lamented Peter Pettigrew. "He's going to kill me, Sirius!"

"Then you're damned!" Blake yelled. "Death is better than betraying my friends. Even if I die, I will not betray James and Lily!"

"You should understand," said Lupine quietly, "that if Voldemort doesn't kill you, we will. Farewell, Peter."

"No!" Harry yelled.He ran forward, standing in front of Peter Pettigrew, facing the two wands. "You can't kill him," he said, out of breath, "you can't."

Both Black and Lupine were shocked.

"Harry, this rascal has cost you your parents," growled Blake. "This cringeworthy filth will have no mercy in seeing you die. You heard what he just said, and his own scum is worse than Your family's life is important."

Now even Snape showed his hatred for Harry again, like seeing a stupid and innocent five-year-old hoping to use love to influence the enemy.

"I see," Harry gasped, "we'll take him to the castle. We'll give him to the dementors. He can go to Azkaban . . . just don't kill him."

"Harry!" panted Peter Pettigrew, wrapping his arms around Harry's knees, "you—thank you..that's doing me a favor..thank you..."

"Let me go," said Harry spat, shaking Pettigrew's hand in disgust, "I didn't do it for you. I did it because I don't think my dad would want his best friend to kill— Especially killing someone like you."

"I'm going to tie him up," said Lupine, "nothing else. I swear."

Harry stepped aside.This time it was Lupine's wand that shot out the tape.After a while, Peter Pettigrew was tied up, gagged, and writhing on the floor.

"But if you change shape, Peter," growled Black, pointing his own wand at Peter Pettigrew, "we'll kill you. Do you agree, Harry?" Harry looked down at the poor thing on the floor, Nodded so Pettigrew could see it too.

"What about Professor Snape?" Hermione asked in a low voice, looking down at Snape's prostrate body.

"He's all right," said Lupine, bending down to look at Snape's tense face from clenched teeth. "Thanks to Miss Ollivander's binding spell. Maybe it's best to wait for us." Untie it after arriving at the castle safely, miss, Professor Snape will be the most important witness to this incident."

Gwen hesitated for a moment, although she also felt that if she let go of this bat-like man now, she would suffer terrible revenge, but—"Professor Lupine, are you sure that Professor Snape is willing to testify? He seems to be able to live swallowed us all."

"Of course," said Professor Lupine cheerfully, seeming to be all the happier for it, muttering "Apparition" as though invisible strings were bound around Snape's wrists, neck and knees, and he was drawn to stand. posture, still hanging his head unhappily.Like a grotesque puppet.His feet were a few inches off the ground, and they dangled limply.Lupine picked up the Invisibility Cloak and put it safely in his pocket.

"Miss Ollivander, I think you can take care of the Potions Professor."

Gwen didn't dare to look at Snape's vicious and ashamed eyes, so she could only support the professor with the hand with the wand, and the mouse cage with the other.

She also complained to Hermione, "Why on earth did you let me bring the mouse cage? I think Lupine and Black take that traitor seriously."

Hermione also looked puzzled, but she seemed to have thought of something and didn't answer Gwen's question.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Gwen has never been with a group of eccentric people like she is now.Crookshanks and Gouzi led the way down the stairs, followed by Lupine, Pettigrew, and Ron in what appeared to be participants in a six-legged race.Behind them was Professor Snape, and Gwen pointing at him with his own wand.Harry and Hermione followed last.

"Do you know what that means?" Black asked Harry suddenly as they made their way slowly down the tunnel, "hand in Peter Pettigrew"

"You're free," said Harry.

"Yeah..." said Sirius, "but I'm also—I don't know if you've been told—I'm your godfather."

"Yes, I know," said Harry.

"Your parents appointed me to be your guardian," said Blake dryly. "If anything happens to them..."

"Of course. If you'd like to live with your aunt and uncle, I'd understand," said Blake, "but—think about it—once I'm rehabilitated, if you want a . . . a different Home…"

Gwen seemed to hear blissful explosions and colorful mushroom clouds in Harry's head.

"What—living with you?" he said, banging his head on a rock protruding from the ceiling of the tunnel. "Leave the Dursleys?"

"Of course, I don't think you'd like to," Blake said quickly. "I understand, I just thought I would..."

"Are you crazy?" said Harry, his voice suddenly hoarse, just like Black's. "Of course I want to leave the Dursleys! Do you have a house when can I move in?"

For the first time, Black's thin face broke into a real smile, Gwen had never seen him smile like this before.The difference the smile made was striking, as though someone ten years younger was beaming at Harry through that hunger mask.

He might have been a handsome, likable wizard once.Gwen concluded secretly.Otherwise, it is a scourge that will overwhelm the country and the city.

They didn't speak again until they reached the end of the tunnel.The dog was the first to charge upwards, apparently pressing its paws on the knots of the tree, for they did not hear any frantic shaking of the branches as they climbed, and the dog smugly pointed at Crook. Mountain seeks praise.Gwen couldn't bear to see him licking the dog.

It was very dark on the ground now, and the only light came from lamps in the windows of the distant castle.They set off without a word.Peter Pettigrew was still panting, and sometimes whimpering.Gwen's head was buzzing that Sirius was actually a good guy and the real murderer was the long-deserved Peter Pettigrew.Harry was going to live with his godfather, and she thought of her parents.She had just kicked Professor Snape and put a Binding Curse on him, so that he was now floating in humiliation.Really dizzy.

They walked across the field in silence.The lights from the castle gradually brightened.Then, a cloud drifted away.A blurry shadow suddenly appeared on the ground.The group is bathed in moonlight.Lupine, Pettigrew Peter, Ron and others stopped suddenly and collided with Snape.Blake froze.He held out his arm to signal Harry and Hermione to stop.Harry could see Lupine's profile in profile.He went stiff.Then his limbs began to tremble.

"Oh my God—" gasped Hermione, "he didn't take his meds tonight! He's not safe!"

"Run," Black whispered. "Run! Now!" But they couldn't run.Ron handcuffed with Peter Pettigrew and Lupine.

Harry jumped forward, but Black