Rebirth of the Harry Potter

"What do you know?" Seeing that Harry seemed to know everything, but looked disgusted and unwilling to get involved between them, Snape's face was so ugly that he was about to freeze.

"Do you know who this mad dog is? He killed your mother." Snape glared at Harry with disappointment.

He'd always hated Harry, but he wouldn't deny that Harry was really smart.

It hadn't occurred to him, however, that Harry's truth about his mother's death... seemed to be completely ignorant.

Could it be that after Black escaped from prison, Dumbledore's fox still didn't mention anything about that year to Harry?

He could not care about his own hatred, but he didn't want to see the person who killed Lily still alive, so that Lily's child would trust him.

But Black suddenly noticed the man who was thrown to the ground by Harry, covered in blood and full of anger.

To say that he is still human is a bit too beautified. Even the magic called "Twelve-level Beauty Camera" created by the legendary Merlin is impossible to manifest the pile of rotten meat on the ground into a human appearance.

Blake's heart was pounding suddenly. He looked at the somewhat familiar face, as if he wanted to reveal the secret that had troubled him for more than ten years and caused him to be tortured in Azkaban for more than ten years in vain.

He kicked the man's long, curly, dirty hair away with his feet, and finally saw the man's face clearly.

It was Peter Wormtail that he had been looking for after he escaped from Azkaban.

Lupine also saw Peter with a face of pain and fear, and he finally believed Black's words completely.

With the facts in front of his eyes, and Wormtail was still alive, everything would naturally be overthrown.

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The avenging man is very handsome, but it's a pity that Snape seemed too reckless and irrational.

He was determined to believe that the betrayer was Blake, and with a belief, he killed him to avenge Lily.

Harry had to remind Snape who had been staring at Black with blood-red eyes: "Don't you see that the one on the ground is Peter Wormtail who "sacrificed heroically" more than ten years ago?"

"So what, Black is the informer, he killed Lily, he must die." Snape was extremely self-willed, he pointed his wand at Lupin, and smiled cruelly: "And you Lupine, you You can get out of here completely. Collude with Sirius, maybe Azkaban can also have a place for you."

Harry didn't want to show off, so he said bluntly: "Snape, although what I said may insult your IQ, I still want to tell you that Wormtail is the secret keeper of Lily and James' Fidelity Curse."

"Haven't you thought about this possibility?"

Snape felt like he had been struck by lightning, the wand in his hand couldn't hold it tightly, and it was wobbly.

He no longer pointed at Black as firmly as before.

It is estimated that Snape really wanted to growl like a madman, the kind that could spray saliva in Harry's face.

"Look at that poor mouse on the ground, why don't you use your gentle Cruciatus spell on him?"

"What is the truth, am I lying to you, or Wormtail is lying to everyone, just ask, and it will become clear." Harry said.

Lupine and Black glanced at each other, and Snape no longer looked at Black with that maddened, ferocious look holding Black in his hands, but with a trace of hesitation.

It amazes them. Lupine swore that after knowing Black's identity and Black's explanation to him on the train, he wanted to tell Snape about it many times. After knowing each other for so many years, how could he not know how much Snape hated Black.

But every time Lupine tried to talk about Black, Snape seemed to lose his mind.

That kind of appearance is clearly, and if it goes on to remove the suspicion for Black, I am afraid that Snape will even have the idea that Lupine and Black are the murderers of Lily's death, and they are in collusion.

Now, although Snape still has ninety-nine percent distrust of Harry's words,

But at least there is a little possibility of explanation.

"Okay." Snape gave Harry a cold look.

"I don't know how you believed Lupine's nonsense that Black had nothing to do with killing your parents."

"But I want to tell you that Blake is your mother's secret keeper. He never denied it. When he faced trial in the wizarding court, no one stopped him from defending himself, and he said it himself. He killed your parents." This was the fundamental reason why Snape was so unwavering in his own judgment.

Blake looked down.

"That's because..." Lupine was eager to argue.

"Shut up!" Snape yelled.

As soon as Lupine opened his mouth, Snape would enter a blackened state.

"Potter, when you hear what Wormtail said, I will take a good look at your shamed face. I am really ashamed that Lily has such a stupid child like you." Snape said mockingly.

"But before..." Snape spit out two black shadows quickly from his wand.

It was two hard black plants, wrapped around Lupine and Black, around their necks, wrists, ankles, and mouths.

It was clear that Snape had special treatment for Black.

Because the plants that entangled Black were covered with hard barbs, they were deeply cut into Black's body, and blood slowly flowed out from many small holes.

"Let them be honest first." Snape looked at this scene with some satisfaction.

Harry had no choice but to take it as a debt to Black for bullying Snape back then.

"Since you want to ask questions, you should also give Black a chance to speak." Harry said.

Reluctantly, Snape loosened the plant that was trapping Black a little, allowing his mouth to speak.

Black's lips and cheeks were already bloody, but he didn't seem to feel any pain. After all, compared to Azkaban, these were nothing.

Black realized that when talking to Snape, he should not be long-winded, but focus on the point, otherwise he might burp in the next second.

He said quickly, "That's right. I was the secret keeper back then, but at the last moment of casting the spell, I suddenly advised Lily and James to use Peter instead."

"Because everyone knows that I am the best and most trustworthy friend of their husband and wife. If anyone chooses to be their secret keeper, it must be me. It is this thought that made me temporarily change my mind and let us four Peter, the most inconspicuous of men, was their secret keeper, and even Lupine was more likely than him."

"I don't think Voldemort and the others would have thought of this."

"To be honest, I worry that I may not be as strong as I thought. What if I succumb to Voldemort's dark magic?"

"I blocked the possibility of myself leaking the secret, so in the end, Peter became the only wizard who knew the location of Lily James's house."

"Only Lily James, Peter and I know about this. Everyone else thinks I'm their secret keeper."

"After the magic took effect, I was worried about Peter, so I went to see if he was safe, but his hiding place was empty. I felt scared, and immediately went to Harry's parents' house. At that time, the house had become A ruin, in which the bodies of Lily and James lie..."

"I said I killed them because it was my idea that led to this result. I "killed" them." Blake's eyes glistened with tears, and he fell into remorse and self-blame.

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