She was once a bystander holding the story in hand, but in the end she became the sacrificer who rewrote the ending.
Fiona Shacklebolt, who traveled from modern times, brought with her the memories of her past life and the inheritance of immortality. She originally wanted to be an invisible person in the magical world, far away from the main line.
She sees everyone as characters within the pages of a book - until she meets fourth-year Gryffindor Keeper Oliver Wood.
This supporting character with only a few strokes in the original novel bathed in the morning light and rain at the training ground, roared for a victory, and persisted until the final whistle with broken bones.
His freshness and heat were like a sword splitting open her cold shell.
"They are not paper people." She finally admitted to herself in front of the hospital bed in the hospital wing.
She began to stare at the magnolia ring left by Olivia on her finger, study the healing power of the East and West in her blood, and prepare a blood-based potion in front of the crucible.
From secretly handing over a piece of protective gear to planting the soul-evoking Heavenly Spirit Flower under the moonlight in the Forbidden Forest, she walked step by step from the stands to the center of the battlefield.
At dawn after the war finally died down, she used Guiling Fruit, magnolia juice and all her own blood to brew a potion that could reverse life and death.
As the heartbeat resumed next to the tombstone, she watched Oliver rush through the crowd toward her—and then the world fell into gentle darkness.
The magnolias are blooming again on the vernal equinox. This time, it was her turn to sleep in the eternal spring.
Concept: Love is the greatest magic