The instant Sirius fell through the Veil, he remembered his carefree childhood: his parents' affection, playing around with Regulus, and his first meeting with James.
The eldest son of the Black family decided to live his life over and make up for all the things he had never noticed before.
Gradually, he began to notice that Regulus was different from the one in his memories, and he found himself falling deeper and deeper for him.
As Regulus was dragged into the lake, he suddenly remembered a game he had played with Sirius many years ago. He had thought they would never meet again, but when he opened his eyes, he had been reborn.
No points can be given for this chapter, because there is no way to lose points without the Moon Stone.
I just want to ask, when did Sirius kill Regulus? ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Very well written~
To add a few words, I think Reg's hatred of Sirius is mostly due to disagreements when they were children. That is that Sirius is a rebel and Reg is an out-and-out Death Eater. It wasn't until some time later that he woke up.
Regulus is actually quite difficult to write about. When he was a child, he seemed cowardly and was influenced by his family and was full of pure-blood theories, but he changed completely later on. But three things are certain:
1. His joining of the Death Eaters was absolutely voluntary
2. He won't hate Sirius when he realizes Voldemort's mistakes
3. He is a pure-blood believer from beginning to end and is still a standard Slytherin, but he is just dissatisfied with what Voldemort has done.
Reckless and impatient? ? ? We are not reading the same book, right? A person who has been imprisoned in Azkaban for 12 years would have gone crazy long ago. Sirius would probably be about the same. If it weren't for his desire for revenge against Peter and his affection for Harry, he would probably also be crazy. So it feels like he has been on the verge of losing his mind since he came out of prison. Who should judge his previous character?
As for the werewolf incident, I think this more represents his indifference to life (basically the Black family is like this), but it is true that he did not think too much about it at the time, and did not consider the consequences if Remus' identity was discovered. As for the rest, I really didn't see it.
It is said that Regulus has the potential to be a yandere attack. After all, he was once a big fan of Lv. If all the Lv information collected by Xiao Lei were replaced by Sirius's, it would probably scare his brother away~~ ps: Author, don't you think Xiao Lei is a resentful woman in this chapter?
Author, please update~~This article is about the Black brothers, right? I love the Black brothers~~Is this article a new year or a new year?
Renew! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
No points can be given for this chapter, because there is no way to lose points without the Moon Stone. I just want to ask, when did Sirius kill Regulus? ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Very well written~ To add a few words, I think Reg's hatred of Sirius is mostly due to disagreements when they were children. That is that Sirius is a rebel and Reg is an out-and-out Death Eater. It wasn't until some time later that he woke up. Regulus is actually quite difficult to write about. When he was a child, he seemed cowardly and was influenced by his family and was full of pure-blood theories, but he changed completely later on. But three things are certain: 1. His joining of the Death Eaters was absolutely voluntary 2. He won't hate Sirius when he realizes Voldemort's mistakes 3. He is a pure-blood believer from beginning to end and is still a standard Slytherin, but he is just dissatisfied with what Voldemort has done.
Reckless and impatient? ? ? We are not reading the same book, right? A person who has been imprisoned in Azkaban for 12 years would have gone crazy long ago. Sirius would probably be about the same. If it weren't for his desire for revenge against Peter and his affection for Harry, he would probably also be crazy. So it feels like he has been on the verge of losing his mind since he came out of prison. Who should judge his previous character? As for the werewolf incident, I think this more represents his indifference to life (basically the Black family is like this), but it is true that he did not think too much about it at the time, and did not consider the consequences if Remus' identity was discovered. As for the rest, I really didn't see it.
It is said that Regulus has the potential to be a yandere attack. After all, he was once a big fan of Lv. If all the Lv information collected by Xiao Lei were replaced by Sirius's, it would probably scare his brother away~~ ps: Author, don't you think Xiao Lei is a resentful woman in this chapter?
Author, please update~~This article is about the Black brothers, right? I love the Black brothers~~Is this article a new year or a new year?