The naturally rebellious, bad-boy heartthrob of the four houses and the quirky yet timid girl from another world [Lion x Lion]
Every night, the young lady of the Suis family hears whispers in her ears. When the moon falls and flowers break, someone dies in a dream.
Each time she wakes with a start, she silently walks to the window and gazes at the stars, their patterns hazy in the sky.
Cold-blooded rebel, pure-blooded traitor, disgrace to the Black family.
Almost everyone considers him an "oddity." He never expected to meet his closest friends at Hogwarts: "James Potter" and "Nigel Foley."
And then there is the lover whose soul resonates with his, a true "oddity": "Xinrui Suis."
Since arriving in this world, Xinrui has been tormented almost to the point of madness. Eventually, she grows numb to it and stops hoping for anything.
Later, she discovers that her distant cousin, Sirius Black, is a truly interesting person, naturally rebellious!
But he also often gets her scolded by Aunt Black (for now, she will call her that; in truth, the woman won't allow it) for being a "bad child."
When she is eleven, another interesting thing happens in the young lady of the Suis family's life: she finds someone truly like herself. He is an optimist.
With "Nigel Foley" around, her days here don't seem quite so cold. (Years later, when she looks back on that moment at age eleven, she remembers how thrilled she was when two souls from the same world collided.)
Nigel Foley: "You should be thanking me, young master. I rescued you, after all."
She once told Nigel: "My life was like dead wood and cold ashes, slowly sinking into a swamp of loneliness. After coming here, it felt as if I had everything again."
"I'll take you home. You can't stay here."
"But I don't want to leave, Sirius. I came back so I could be with you."
On a summer evening, she gives Sirius a gardenia. "Sirius, coming here to be with you wasn't my mission. It was the fate I chose for myself. I've come to keep our appointment, Sirius."
Theme: The heroine starts out lost and uncertain, but with the hero's encouragement, she firmly chooses them both.
