"Tell me why?" Kayson asked, frowning.
"You're asking me to reconstruct my student-era thoughts now, which I can't do, but I do have memories. It was simply that Snape was unhygienic back then... though he doesn't seem to be very clean now either. And he didn't have many friends at the time, his personality wasn't great, he didn't talk much day in and day out, and... uh..." Sirius trailed off, a bit awkwardly.
"What's wrong?" Kayson asked.
"Harry's mother, Lily, was Snape's only true friend back then, and James happened to be interested in Lily at the time... He was quite precocious back then. Although he didn't say it, I just felt that James already liked Lily in his first year. Naturally, James saw Snape as an enemy."
"And then you guys engaged in school bullying? Uh... I totally understand Snape now, and he even managed to stay rational. I'm ashamed of myself." Kayson said helplessly.
"You could say that, but I think 'mutual fighting' is more accurate. Although that guy didn't have many good qualities, he was indeed a good fighter. Sometimes the three of us weren't his match. But after that incident, we gradually gained complete control."
"That incident?"
Sirius nodded: "James successfully pursued Lily. At that time, Lily taught us a few spells, one of which was called Levicorpus. After class, we found Snape to experiment. In short, we humiliated him, and then Lily arrived. She wanted James to put Snape down."
"But Snape obviously thought more and darker thoughts, because Levicorpus was invented by Snape, he only taught it to Lily, and then Lily taught it to us, so he believed Lily betrayed him. That's how he and Lily had an argument."
"At that time, Snape called Lily a Mudblood... And our feud has lasted until now."
"A series of self-righteousness and misunderstandings ultimately turned into a momentary fit of pique from young people... Also, after you're cleared, I'm going to put up a sign in front of my office: 'Sirius and Dogs Not Allowed.' After all, the bullying you did back then was unheard of even in the orphanage elementary school when I was little. Pulling someone's pants down in broad daylight? I can't believe you guys thought of that. The kids at the orphanage always pulled pants down in the bathroom."
"Ah, this..."
"Don't talk to me for now, Mr. Scumbag."
Sirius was a bit awkward: "We bullied Snape, and that was wrong, but that doesn't make Snape right, does it? He was hanging out with those Death Eaters at the time."
"Correspondingly, Severus was wrong, but that doesn't make your bullying nature correct. Bullying is bullying. Your correct course of action should have been to send him directly to play the damned scales with Death after he officially became a Death Eater, not school bullying and humiliation... Anyway, I look down on you." Kayson replied.
"Yeah, he later became a Death Eater, but somehow he's still alive, which is really messed up."
"To be fair, objectively speaking, I strongly disagree with the actions of both of you, at least during your student days and Professor days." Kayson said with a curl of his lip.
"I remember your relationship with Snape wasn't bad, was it?"
"My good relationship with him doesn't mean I condone his arbitrary deduction of points from Houses other than Slytherin. Similarly, my relationship with you isn't bad either, but that doesn't mean I condone your bullying behavior." Kayson explained.
"Alright... However, Lupin didn't do anything humiliating back then. He simply fought Snape mutually, so their relationship could be said to be the most peaceful."
"How does that saying go?" Kayson stroked his chin: "Hate the house and its inhabitants. Their relationship isn't great now either, but at least they can eat at the same table." Kayson responded.
"Oh, I know all about it. Can we skip this topic? Let's not talk about Snape anymore. Let's talk about how I should clear up the misunderstanding with Harry?" Sirius leaned back on the sofa and said.
"Tell Harry the truth and he'll naturally forgive you. Oh, and that rat is Ron's pet. You'd best be quiet and not be discovered by either of them."
"No problem. Anything else?" Sirius waved his hand and asked.
"If you feel you have nothing to do now, you can go check out the plant area and sprinkle some bone meal."
"Alright..." Sirius reluctantly agreed.
....
Early the next morning...
Within a group Disillusionment Charm, everyone inside could see each other, but outsiders could not see them.
One of the Wizards wearing a black robe, whose face could not be discerned, whispered, "So... we're just going to break into Hogwarts in broad daylight? Is that really okay?"
"What do you know? In the eyes of powerful Wizards, the magic glow at night is the most conspicuous. We don't have an Invisibility Cloak to conceal ourselves, so we have no choice but to choose daytime. Besides, it's Christmas now, and Dumbledore and the four Deans are not here. I heard there's only one Alchemy Professor in the Castle. What could possibly happen?"
Another sneered and said.
"You're right, just an Alchemy Professor. How strong could he be... Maybe he won't even see us."
Kayson sat on a high wall ledge at Hogwarts, looking through his monocle at a dozen small, flickering magical light spots emerging from the Forbidden Forest not far away.
These small light spots weren't very large, indicating they were the kind that were very easy to deal with. The reason he hadn't acted yet was simply to confirm whether there were any other accomplices beyond the Forbidden Forest.
Finally, this group of Dark Wizards was about to enter Hogwarts itself, and nothing magical had emerged from the Forbidden Forest. So, he directly used Ender Teleportation to appear in the sky directly above this group of people.
The spells he had just edited last night were casually thrown downwards.
Almost instantly, a Chamblue ripple with crackling electric arcs spread out from the very center, chaining all of them together. Immediately after, a second spell descended from the sky.
A pitch-black singularity appeared above their heads. A terrifying gravitational pull irresistibly drew them towards it. Amidst the wind, fire, and lightning, that singularity seemed to decide it was time and transformed into a terrifying field that plummeted directly.
"Karkaroff's magic light isn't this weak; he should be with Dumbledore... But this land can still be used by Hagrid to plant something." Kayson descended, looking at the fertile soil beneath his feet.
Meanwhile, Gryffindor Tower...
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