HP Thorn Heart Oath

The Thorned Vow ——When Gryffindor's rose of thorns entwines Slytherin's silver snake. "Her blood contains the ancient magic of thorns, and beneath his arrogance is a vulnerability that no one knows about." Erin Lovera, a red-haired girl who grew up in the Muggle world, discovered when she was eleven years old that her blood could turn into thorns - an ancient and dangerous magic that made her feared by pure-blood wizards, but also became her sharpest weapon. Gryffindor x Slytherin. She called him an "uneducated young master" and he sneered at her as a "mudblood freak" - but when her thorns saved him in danger, and when he reached out to her in the dark, those sharp thorns became the softest bond between them. "You hate me?" "It's obvious." "But your thorns just protected me." —— ◆ Keywords: - Muggle-born × pure-blood arrogance | Hostility to redemption - Red-haired Gryffindor × Blonde Slytherin | Original heroine × Draco Malfoy - Thorn Rose and Silver Snake Note: The thorn curse and thorn magic in this article were created by me. There is no such magic in the original work. It is my original magic and may be mentioned many times because it is the key word of the story. And this is a novel from the perspective of a female protagonist, participating in the story of Hogwarts from the perspective of Erin Lovera. Because it is the Lion House, she has a good relationship with the three protagonists but will not steal the spotlight. Draco is written according to the original work, and there will also be some of my understanding of the character in it, without whitewashing or discrediting. The full text follows the usual direction. The heroine has her own main line, which will be developed together with the main line of the original work. Everything will follow the original work and the story will unfold around the plot of the original work. I will rewrite the ending of the final Battle of Hogwarts. I will not criticize any character in HP, and I will try my best to write a non-OOC and satisfactory and reasonable ending. Intention: Being different is not a curse, but the sharpest weapon.