HP [Dear] Ode to a Nightingale

[The magical heroine of the first generation, Merlin's bloodline, and the heresy of the Snake Yard] "For the rose to bloom, the nightingale needs to dye it with the blood of her heart. If I want the curse to end, I am willing to sacrifice my soul. " In the wizarding world of the 1970s, Voldemort's shadow spread, and deep in the cellars of Hogwarts, an older curse lurked - Serafina Ambrosius, a Slytherin heretic, bearing the blessing and curse of Merlin's blood. She is a nightingale entangled in golden chains. She can only survive by drinking the malice of the world, burning awake in the darkness. She is a contemporary Sisyphus pushing the boulder of "fate" up the mountain, and she is also a singer who composes a rebellious nocturne with bloody gold patterns in the depths of the black lake. When the Daily Prophet called her "the Dark Lord's nightmare," and when Trelawney's prophecy could not describe her trajectory, she was kneeling on the ruins of the ancient temple, sewing together the broken inheritance with her own hands. Mine clearance warning: The male protagonist Regulus, however, tends to be in the background in the early stage, and he is not a woman but a man. The heroine has great tricks, ancient magic, Parseltongue, and magic speed. Only the background setting of Hogwarts Legacy is borrowed, and the villain's storyline is original; The heroine, who is not a good person, practices black magic and uses the Cruciatus Curse to survive. No one is absolutely bright, subverting the HP bright narrative; Criticize the selfishness and bullying of the predator group and Lily's "correct violence"; The emotional line is complicated and torn, including sadomasochism (more male abuse), violence (the heroine is violent), and betrayal; The full text is divided into upper and lower parts. In the upper part, the main plot in the later period is intertwined with the dual lines of the fight against the goblin Lanlock + Voldemort. This is a love poem of thorns dedicated to the rebels, a song that ends the thousand-year chess game at the cost of life - the nightingale's swan song