Iris Clyde accidentally awakened the Animagus - Gray Magpie - when she was four years old.
Under the sycamore tree shrouded in the starry sky, two lonely souls met.
Every sleepless night after enrolling in school, she could always see that familiar black figure on the tower looking up at the stars alone.
So, she turned into a gray magpie and accompanied him quietly.
She thought she hid it well and he never found out.
Until one day in the dean's office, I accidentally discovered a gray magpie feather and a dried purple iris in a somewhat worn sycamore wooden box on the table.
At that moment she realized-
Turns out he knew all along.
On the eve of the battle, the two stood in the tower, and Iris waved her wand and whispered: Expecto Patronum.
After a beam of silver light, a magpie flew deftly into the night sky.
"As long as it comes to you, it means I'm still alive."
After hearing this, Snape waved his wand gently, and then another magpie with silver light rushed into the endless night.
She was stunned for a moment, then looked at him firmly with a smile:
"There is an old saying in England -
One for sorrow, two for mirth.
A magpie symbolizes sadness. Two, representing laughter. "
"Alive——"
"Alive."
Children's generation/age difference/original heroine/HE/Slytherin
Iris Clyde × Severus Snape
*Iris - Iris is a symbol of power and majesty. Its three petals represent faith, wisdom and courage.
This article will generally follow the timeline and storyline of the original book and movie, with some adjustments made.
I wish you all a happy reading ~
Purpose: For Severus Snape