This work is adapted from the Orange Light game of the same name, [Harry Potter] A Family's Legacy.
The author's permission has been granted. Feel free to check out the game.
We rush for the glory of our family.
We rush for the glory of our family.
We lay the foundations for the throne.
And we vie to die.
The world is unpredictable, and fate has a thousand faces.
We have kinds of ways to show what is fate.
To achieve our aims, we stop at nothing.
And we can do everything just for what we want.
Some people bury courage deep in their hearts. Their boldness and spirit are admirable, and history is always rewritten or made by people like them. They are usually called great figures or heroes, and revered by all.
There are others who are clever and ambitious. They crave strength and power, and will stop at nothing to achieve their aims.
There was no right or wrong in the war back then. But what was it that turned Slytherin against the other houses?
These shattered glass orbs are like lives lost, heralding the beginning of the war.
Our pride does not mean that we are unwilling to reflect, nor does it mean that we want to hurt ourselves.
Our family's legacy is our mission. Our family's glory is what we strive for. Our family's interests are the starting point and ultimate purpose of everything we do. We take pride in protecting our family.
The prefect's words seem like they've been seen in Black and Gray... Or are they in the original novel?
I played in Orange Light~ I'm so happy~ Come on
A big welcome home!
I know you won't give up (firm), in short, come on!
I also opened an article about Draco, and then I realized that writing is not easy. I really admire you for being so persistent.
Wow... Please don't give up the trap...
At the beginning, Chief Gemma was so cute (: trembling:)
I've always been confused about pure-blood wizards and mud. . . What could a Muggleborn do to separate them? ? A witch hunt in the Age of Merlin? ? A second witch hunt in the era of the Big Four? ?
Pure blood and mud. . . . Muggle-born should be like modern racial discrimination. . (Inexplicably, I think of Afghanistan...{Shaking again...)
I think Slytherin's discrimination against Muggles (who have also been converted) should be due to the family environment (??). . Meditation. .
Come on (>Dan^)~
Sprinkle flowers~~~~~~~~~…
It's been a long time since I updated. . .
!♪Come on!♪ミ゛ミ∧_∧ミ゛ミミミ(∀)ミ゛ミ゛゛\/゛゛I⌒ヽ|(_)ノ
Sorry, but I want to give you my opinion on Voldemort.
It's heartbreaking to see Tom as a child, but his cruelty after splitting his soul is also unacceptable. In many fanfics, authors like the black Lao Deng because they believe that it was Lao Deng who created Voldemort. Sometimes, I don't like Lao Deng very much. If he was not wary of little Tom's attitude, but just treated him as an ordinary student, maybe the outcome would be better. Tom has not been cared for since he was a child, and can only be called "monster". The first wizard he came into contact with didn't treat him sincerely. If it were you, would you be happy? In the first few years when I came to school, I was despised because of the Muggle surname "Riddle". Of course I would find it unbearable, so I desperately wanted to become stronger so that others could recognize me. This is normal. However, sometimes I even hate Slughorn. If he didn't tell Tom about the Horcrux, would Tom not become Voldemort, but become an excellent commander who would be beneficial to the wizarding world? Then I thought about it, and maybe it wasn't Slughorn's fault. Tom has his own ambition, he wants to live forever, whether he knows about Horcruxes or not. Therefore, this is also one of the highlights of JK's writing. This is my personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't criticize it. Thank you!
Alas, although he is wise, witty, brave, intelligent and tenacious. . . . . . But one by one, the professor's confinement! ! That's the professor! !
Okay, be quiet, let's have 3 seconds of silence for Stacey. . 1. . 2. . 3. .
I feel like his dad is not a good guy. . . .
The prefect's words seem like they've been seen in Black and Gray... Or are they in the original novel?
I played in Orange Light~ I'm so happy~ Come on
A big welcome home! I know you won't give up (firm), in short, come on! I also opened an article about Draco, and then I realized that writing is not easy. I really admire you for being so persistent.
Wow... Please don't give up the trap...
At the beginning, Chief Gemma was so cute (: trembling:) I've always been confused about pure-blood wizards and mud. . . What could a Muggleborn do to separate them? ? A witch hunt in the Age of Merlin? ? A second witch hunt in the era of the Big Four? ? Pure blood and mud. . . . Muggle-born should be like modern racial discrimination. . (Inexplicably, I think of Afghanistan...{Shaking again...) I think Slytherin's discrimination against Muggles (who have also been converted) should be due to the family environment (??). . Meditation. . Come on (>Dan^)~ Sprinkle flowers~~~~~~~~~…
It's been a long time since I updated. . .
!♪Come on!♪ミ゛ミ∧_∧ミ゛ミミミ(∀)ミ゛ミ゛゛\/゛゛I⌒ヽ|(_)ノ
Sorry, but I want to give you my opinion on Voldemort. It's heartbreaking to see Tom as a child, but his cruelty after splitting his soul is also unacceptable. In many fanfics, authors like the black Lao Deng because they believe that it was Lao Deng who created Voldemort. Sometimes, I don't like Lao Deng very much. If he was not wary of little Tom's attitude, but just treated him as an ordinary student, maybe the outcome would be better. Tom has not been cared for since he was a child, and can only be called "monster". The first wizard he came into contact with didn't treat him sincerely. If it were you, would you be happy? In the first few years when I came to school, I was despised because of the Muggle surname "Riddle". Of course I would find it unbearable, so I desperately wanted to become stronger so that others could recognize me. This is normal. However, sometimes I even hate Slughorn. If he didn't tell Tom about the Horcrux, would Tom not become Voldemort, but become an excellent commander who would be beneficial to the wizarding world? Then I thought about it, and maybe it wasn't Slughorn's fault. Tom has his own ambition, he wants to live forever, whether he knows about Horcruxes or not. Therefore, this is also one of the highlights of JK's writing. This is my personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't criticize it. Thank you!
Alas, although he is wise, witty, brave, intelligent and tenacious. . . . . . But one by one, the professor's confinement! ! That's the professor! ! Okay, be quiet, let's have 3 seconds of silence for Stacey. . 1. . 2. . 3. .