Chapter 321 Missing Fingers, a Life-Saving Miracle

"Potter, I want to thank you." Snape threw the invisibility cloak to the ground and sneered: "I found this under the Whomping Willow. It's very useful."

"Severus."

Lupine wanted to say something but Snape pointed his wand at him, "I told Dumbledore that you were helping an old friend enter the castle, and this is the proof.

Even I didn't expect that you would dare to use this old place as your shelter. "

"Excellent, Snape." Sirius sarcastically said, "Your keen insight has failed again and you have reached the wrong conclusion again.

We won't be accompanying you anymore, Limos and I have some unfinished business to settle. "

Before Sirius could finish speaking, Snape's wand pressed against his neck, "Please give me a reason, a reason to take action. I swear I will not be soft."

"Severus, you really misunderstood." Lupine said eagerly, "You came a little late."

"It's not too late, it's just the right time." Snape said proudly, "Everyone is here, and everyone gets the stolen goods."

"No, you didn't listen to everything. If you knew the cause and effect of the matter, you would know..."

"You will know that there will be two more people in Azkaban tonight." Snape interrupted, "I would like to see Dumbledore's reaction. He was convinced that you were harmless and even did it for you. guarantee."

"Lupin, he's used to being stupid. It's a waste of time to explain to him." Sirius looked at Snape with disdain, "You'd better go to the player's house to prepare your potion!"

Snape poked Sirius' neck hard and said, "I can definitely kill you, but I'd better ask the dementors to do it for me. They've been looking forward to seeing you!"

Upon hearing this, Sirius couldn't help but tremble and stepped back uncontrollably.

He wasn't afraid of Snape, but Dementors were definitely his nightmare.

He had seen the horror of those creatures in Azkaban. They would suck the happiness of prisoners, and they would be more cruel to the condemned prisoners and suck the souls.

If a person loses his soul, he is a walking zombie, and life is worse than death.

"You seem a little scared.

A dementor's kiss, think of it!

The feeling must be enough. Some people say that the scene is too horrible to watch, but I still want to feast my eyes on it. "

Harry saw this and slowly picked up his wand.

"What do you want to do?" Aaron asked playfully, "This is Professor Snape's personal grudge. It shouldn't matter if he lets him vent his anger first!"

Harry was speechless for a moment, and more importantly, with Aaron watching, he didn't even have a chance to take action.

"Professor Snape," Hermione said timidly, "There's no harm in hearing what they have to say, right?"

"Miss Granger, I advise you to shut up.

You are already facing suspension from school and yet you dare to plead for murderers and werewolves. "

"But there is really a misunderstanding." Hermione was worried, then looked at Aaron who was full of interest, grabbed his arm and shook him, "You should hurry up and say something fair!"

"Alas!" Aaron sighed, "Professor Snape, I'm sorry to disappoint you, but let's just listen to what they have to say!"

"Aaron, you shouldn't disturb me." Snape frowned slightly, "I can guarantee to the principal that you will not be punished in any way for the credit of catching Sirius."

"Severus." Sirius' voice was trembling, "As long as you bring that mouse back to the castle, I will go with you to see Dumbledore."

"That won't work. Dumbledore is too kind. I still think you should be handed over to the Dementors directly."

"Professor." Aaron walked up to him helplessly, "Listen to what he has to say. It's about the truth about the murder of Harry Potter's parents."

"If you want to know, I can tell you later."

Aaron knew that what Snape knew should be the same version that most people knew.

Thinking of Snape's grievances with Sirius and Lupin, he smiled forcefully, "Professor, you definitely don't want to miss his struggle before death.

It's actually quite interesting to see what other tricks he can come up with to explain his crimes, right? "

Snape's face turned from cloudy to clear, "It seems to make sense."

Sirius' eyes widened in astonishment, and he felt a little heartbroken for no reason.

He opened his mouth, wanting to say something. But Lupine interrupted him first.

"Shut up, Blake."

Although it was a bit difficult to explain the truth in this way, it was Snape who caught them. It was quite difficult to listen to what they had to say.

Snape used his wand to force the two of them into the corner, and Aaron wiped the chair clean immediately, "Professor, please sit down.

Leave the next step to me, and you can watch it with peace of mind. I promise I won't let you down. "

"You never let me down."

Snape raised his lips slightly and sat down proudly.

Seeing his two enemies being obedient to each other, he felt extremely happy.

The three Harrys looked at each other in confusion. How could they play like this?

Although I felt something was strange, being able to stabilize Snape was considered to have achieved my goal.

"Severus, I will never forget what happened today." Sirius said humiliatingly.

"That was really great and I won't forget it."

Lupine looked at Aaron, "Should we start from the beginning?"

"Uh... let's continue!"

"What did he say before?" Snape asked curiously.

"He said Sirius, James, and Pettigrew were Animagus."

"It's ridiculous. There are only seven people registered.

But I hope it's true. An illegal Animagus is aggravated!" Snape said lightly, but as soon as he finished speaking, he thought of something, "Is this true? So Black can avoid Dementors?"

"If nothing unexpected happens." Aaron shrugged, then pointed at Scabbers, "They also said that Peter Pettigrew is not dead, but the rat."

"They have no evidence." Ron hugged Scabbers nervously, "There are thousands of rats in the world. Sirius is imprisoned in Azkaban. How do you know which one to catch?"

"I have to say, Weasley, you really make me look at you in a new light!" Snape praised.

He just simply disliked Ron, but he hated Sirius and Lupin strongly.

"You should have evidence, right?" Hermione said with a complicated look, "Mr. Black wouldn't come to Hogwarts to kill a mouse based on his feelings, right?"

"Miss Granger." Snape said unhappily, "Watch your words, one of them is a murderer and the other is a werewolf, they don't deserve to be called Mr."

"We'll give you some evidence right now, give me Peter and my wand."

"Lupin, you want the wand, right?

Do you think I'd be so stupid to give it back to you?"

"Just give it to the mouse." Sirius said with a bloodthirsty light in his eyes.

Scabbers struggled violently and squeaked, but was suppressed by Ron's big hand.

"No, absolutely not." Ron refused immediately, "You will kill Scabbers, look how scared it is."

"Black, do you have any other evidence?" Lupin said speechlessly, "Don't need to use Peter's evidence directly?"

Sirius hesitated for a moment, pulled out a folded piece of paper from his robe, and unfolded it for everyone to see.

"The Daily Prophet?" Aaron looked at Ron. "If I'm not mistaken, it should be the Weasley family portrait!"

"It's a photo of our family traveling in Egypt." Ron asked in confusion, "Why did you take it out?"

"This was given to me by Fudge when he was inspecting Azkaban." Sirius explained, "I guess Peter would never have thought that I would find his trace in a photo, lying on your shoulder."

Aaron took the photo and compared it with Scabbers. "It's true, Ron, you must keep an eye on your rat."

"Do you think it's Pettigrew too?"

"He is, look at his front paw, is there a finger missing? ?

Twelve years ago, only one finger of Peter was found at the crime scene.

"The coward cut it off and made people think he was dead." Sirius said, "Just before he transformed, he shouted that I betrayed Lily and James, and then he killed everyone within twenty feet and hid in the gutter with other rats."

"What a talent! He was so cruel to himself to survive." Aaron sighed, "In my opinion, just kill him now, such a rat is also a disaster.

We will sign a contract afterwards and keep what happened tonight to ourselves."

"Agree." Sirius looked at Aaron with appreciation, "Thank you very much, please let me do it."

"Wait." Snape interrupted.

"Severus, we have talked so much, don't you understand?" Lupin said speechlessly, "Is it really necessary just because of a school day?

Is innocent people imprisoned in Azkaban, and the real murderer is at large?"

"I roughly understand the matter, but as far as I know, Black seems to be their secret keeper." Snape said contemptuously, "If he hadn't betrayed them, the You-Know-Who wouldn't have been able to find them across the Fidelius Curse."

"It was because I persuaded them to change the secret keeper at the last moment. I thought I could divert Voldemort's attention to me. No one would have thought that Pettigrew would become the secret keeper.

But when I saw their bodies, I realized what Peter had done and what I had done. It was equivalent to killing them." Sirius' hoarse voice gradually choked, and telling this truth seemed to drain all his strength.

"Do you understand now?" Lupin spread his hands, "If you still don't understand, then give me the wand and I'll show him his true form."

Snape frowned and looked at Ron, "Give it to me."

"But..."

"Don't make me say it again, Weasley."

"Ron, give him the mouse." Harry said.

Ron wanted to cry but had no tears, "S... Professor Snape, what are you going to do with it?"

"I just want to see if the truth is what they say." Snape stood up, took the struggling mouse from Ron, and then pointed his wand at it.

A flash of blue light passed, and the mouse quickly grew larger, with huge changes in its body, head and limbs.

This was a short and fat man with messy hair and a bald spot in the middle. His face had the characteristics of a mouse, his skin was dirty and wrinkled, and he exuded a wretched aura all over his body.