Hogwarts: The Founder Reborn

Lupine was relieved to see Godric, who was fine, and then saw the cage on the dining table in front of him.

a mouse.

Lupine stared at the mouse, and he murmured to himself, "So you're really alive, so Sirius is really innocent, right?"

Lupine smiled and cried, and after a while, he looked at Godric who was eating dinner with a calm face.

"Do you have any plans?" Lupine's eyes were extraordinarily complicated. In his eyes, Godric was not a normal child. He also knew in his heart how stable the boy's mind was. Maybe he had a plan long ago.

Godric just put down the spoon, and said calmly, "Why do you still ask me what a minor thinks at this time? Remus, isn't this the time for you adults to be responsible?"

Remus took a deep breath, then looked into Godric's deep blue eyes: "So, what do you want me to do?"

Godric smiled: "My dear godfather, is that your business? I just hope, oh, as the son of Sirius, it is a fact that I hope my father will be cleared of his grievances as soon as possible. But, you can't expect me to be alone A student, an underage wizard, Sirius Black's own son, went to the Ministry of Magic to say that my father is innocent, and you should let him go, right?"

Godric sneered, thinking: [What's the matter, do you have to trouble me for everything?Salazar and the others caused trouble and I had to take over. It's not like you can't do these things, so why should I come forward! 】

Seeing Godric snorting coldly and continuing to enjoy his dinner, Lupine looked down at Pettigrew who was in a quiet coma. Peter, sure that Godric really didn't intend to interfere in this matter, felt a little uncomfortable .

"Sirius, he is your father..." Thinking that Sirius had irresponsibly thrown him to the old Mrs. Black when Godric was a baby, Lupine felt a little guilty. "Aren't you expecting him to be cleared?"

Godric said in a muffled voice, "Sir, I think you misunderstood one thing. I don't necessarily want that guy to come out of Azkaban."

"what?"

Seeing Lupine's blank expression, Godric said coldly: "Although you are my godfather and guardian, you also know very well in your heart that there is a high probability that you will not interfere in my affairs. After all, our relationship is not that close. Isn't it?"

Godric lowered his head, and said: "But Sirius Black is different, he is my biological father, he has the right to decide part of my fate, and I don't necessarily hope that there is such a reasonable person who can completely intervene The people in my life exist."

For a long time, Lupine could only say one thing: "But, he is your father."

"So, I don't welcome him as a father, it's true."

Looking at Godric's determined eyes, Lupine frowned.

He couldn't understand Godric's thoughts: "Why don't you want Sirius to interfere in your life? Maybe he won't stop you? He might support you."

"Support?" The corners of Godric's mouth curved slightly, as if mocking Lupine's hypocrisy.

"So, do you have anything that makes you sure that Sirius will object?" Lupine calmed down, thinking about the core problem.

"Yeah." Godric turned his head and looked away, whispering. "For example, my friendship with Doris Malfoy? He might be very happy that I became friends with Vanessa Weasley and Sachs Dumbledore. What about Malfoy?"

Godric smiled and hypothesized: "Maybe he will shout and warn me to stay away from Malfoy? Say, Slytherins are all dark wizards, dirty, stubborn, evil existences, and he will tell me not to talk to Slater. Lin had nothing to do with me, even if my Slytherin friends did nothing wrong. Didn't they?"

Lupine was silent. In fact, during the time he was with Godric, he often talked about Slytherin with Godric. Whenever this young man talked about Slytherin, he was very silent. Perhaps he never recognized his own words, but out of basic politeness, he did not raise any objections.

"I've heard about you and the Malfoy girl, it's just..."

Seeing that Lupine couldn't find an excuse, Godric sneered in his heart, his eyes didn't stay on him, he just said calmly: "Actually, no matter what you think, in my opinion, it's just prejudice, nothing Unjustified prejudice."

"But most people in Slytherin are not as good as you think!"

"I know, even so, you have to admit that you are overgeneralizing on the issue of Slytherin. Not everyone is a dark wizard, not everyone is an evil sinner, and not everyone is a sinner. The minions of the mysterious person you are talking about. Do you need me to give a specific example?"

Looking at Godric's impatient expression, Lupine understood that it was impossible for him and Godric to reach a certain consensus on this matter.

"Although I understand your thoughts, child. However, you must also admit that most of the Slytherins joined that evil organization in the first place."

Then, he heard Godric sneer.

"Yeah, most of them, so do you know? How many of them were forced to choose to join the camp of the mysterious man? Just like the little star in front of you. Peter, didn't he betray because of fear and cowardice? Did your friendship betray the Potters?"

Godric's eyes were cold.

"You have always been prejudiced against Slytherin, isn't it the pusher who forced them to stand over there?"

Lupine rubbed his temples, and smiled wryly: "I don't know why you think so, but, Phineas, your rhetoric seems to be that we force those Slytherins to join the Death Eaters, but, like As you said, there are Slytherins who didn't join the Death Eaters, so why can't the self-deprecating ones persist like them?"

Lupine said earnestly: "You justify Slytherin like this, as if you attribute all the mistakes to our side. Isn't it a kind of prejudice? Could it be that we forced those people to become bad? Slytherin students, okay? , I admit that they have not made mistakes yet, but once they graduate, most of them will still disappoint you, you are just in school and see that they have not turned bad. "

Godric shook his head: "You are wrong, even at school, I also saw the degenerate side of Slytherin students."

Lupine looked surprised.