It’s been ages since I last came to Jinjiang. I’m sneaking in to drop off a story.
Damn, I’ve actually forgotten how to write a blurb.
Canon-compliant [Yes, I really do think Rowling supports GS, hmph], so read the ending at your own risk.
A super-cute basilisk POV, sob sob!!!
"I am a basilisk.
Salazar Slytherin’s basilisk.
I understand English, but I can’t speak it."
A thousand years later, the Sorting Hat sang, "What other friends in the world could be better than Slytherin and Gryffindor? Unless you count another pair of dear friends, Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw? How could such a good thing go wrong? How could such a friendship be wiped away?"
This is a story about friendship and love, a story about struggle and choices, a story about conflict and sorrow. When the story’s characters are no longer limited to the four friends, but include their students and children, what kind of impact will they have on the tale?
People in later generations speculate about what happened a thousand years ago, and why two friends who had been so close turned against each other. They come up with all sorts of theories: a misunderstanding, conflicting ideals, Muggle-born students, and so on.
For those involved, the truth was simple: the years, time, and fate.
Those things are history.
All mortals must die.
That’s why only regrets can be remembered and cherished.
Theme:
She looked abused... I was in a bad mood... Ying.
"Until my body no longer contains my soul, until my thoughts disappear in the world." This is the first time I've seen someone talk about death in such a high-level and meaningful way. Could the red liquid be bleeding for the first time?
Seeing these two giants makes me feel a little sad. Well, I want to laugh more and more as I get to the back. What's going on♪(^∇^*)
Be quiet! What's wrong with you! 2333 Okay, I'm resurrected. Long time no see. If you have any questions, please contact -v-
"Please, please! He's dying..." At first I thought "he" referred to Crystal Slytherin's lover and husband, but then I thought it was the child in her belly?
Godlike turning point +1 But it's great XDDDD
Why do so many articles set Slytherin's daughter to be fostered in a Muggle home and the best ending would be miserable? It breaks SS's heart.
After reading the copy, I seriously doubted that I was going to write an abusive article, but I saw this sentence: "What friends in this world can be better than Slytherin and Gryffindor? Unless you count another pair of close friends - Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw." Maybe HE has hope, so I still collected it! Please don't abuse~>_<~