HP+ Miss Malfoy has green eyes

He knew from the start that his sister's life would be tied to Draco's.So he asked his sister to promise himself that he would never hurt Draco, because in theory his sister could only be lifted by killing someone with the same blood as himself, but at the same time Draco and his sister's life Tied together, if Draco is killed, his sister will die instead of Draco, so if Vera kills Draco, Draco will be fine, but Vera can indirectly achieve the achievement of suicide.

But he couldn't tell Vera directly that I didn't let you do this so I wouldn't let you do that, so he told Vera first, that person is our very close cousin, his father is our mother's brother, and his mother is our father My cousin, his relationship with you is almost like your relationship with me, if you hurt him, it will make me feel very bad.Then tell her I don't want you to kill anyone who is related to us, I don't want you to kill anyone.Then Vera agreed to him.

Then Vera found that the best way to keep Regulus from dying was for her to die, but Regulus was unwilling to do it, and she herself couldn't hurt Draco because of her promise, even if she didn't want to kill him but indirectly suicide.

She is very stubborn and sticks to her promises, and she will never break any of her promises to everyone.

Vera didn't think much of it at first, because her brother made a promise with her long before she saved Draco, and she didn't expect that she was being tricked by Regulus.She always felt that was her own failure, and she was ashamed to mention it.

But in this conversation, Vera proceeded step by step. The first was to attack and threaten the blood-related Bellatris, the second was to almost kill the non-blood-related Lestrange, and the third was completely unrelated. Man but she killed the man.

She didn't seem to have broken her promise with Regulus except for the last one, but in fact, each of these three cases was related to the conditions she had promised Regulus.

Because their mother, Christie, is not actually Lucius' sister, so Draco is actually not that close to her by blood. Their father and Draco's mother are cousins, so Draco is close to her by blood. Not even as much as she and Bellatris, who was her distant aunt, and Draco, the son of her other distant aunt.

So why can't she and Bellatrix kill each other and Draco can't hurt each other?

And in this passage, no matter whether she threatens, hurts, or even kills, Regulus' answer will always be, we can solve it.

Her brother didn't care if she hurt anyone, he just didn't want her to hurt Draco.

Because Vera agreed to Regulus earlier than anyone else, because Regulus had just confirmed with her that she would not hurt Draco before Draco was injured by Harry Potter's curse, and Harry The timing of the attack on Draco was particularly coincidental, right after Regulus told her again not to hurt Draco and she seemed a little upset.

She didn't want Regulus to think that she deliberately provoked Draco and Harry Potter to a duel, because she never broke her promise to Regulus.

And Draco was in critical condition, his wound was too big and bleeding too much and she couldn't let it heal.

That's why she saved Draco, and that's why she stupidly tied her life to Draco.

The reason why Draco was tied to Vera's life was not because of anything else, it was all because Regulus made Vera promise not to hurt Draco at the beginning.

You can take care of me killing someone, so why am I not even allowed to hurt Draco?

It could only be because Regulus had known from the beginning that one day, hurting Draco would mean hurting her.

The little girl is furious now, because Regulus knew from the beginning that she would be tied to Draco, he always knew everything, but he never told her, he watched himself die, watched Watching her suffer.

When Vera was angry, she was desperate. Regulus knew her better than anyone else, so now Regulus knew that he was wrong. What he was facing was a furious Vera, even though she looked very gentle now , but he knew she couldn't stand any stimulation anymore.