Harry Potter Morning Light

Chapter 3065 Veil of Ignorance ([-])
Minerva and Felicity searched Kelly Wharton's bedroom for some clues, but they found many love poems:
"Your voice is like a divination bird that heralds the rain."

"I am your loyal and lovable swallow-tailed dog."

"My heart is under your spell."

And so on, but as far as people in the know know, Kylie doesn't have a relationship.

Kelly, though not wearing glasses like Myrtle, was plain and reminiscent of a bulldog, and she had a bad temper, and no one would want to laugh at her looks like Hombey did.

She was last seen walking in the corridors of the library, bouncing along as if rushing to an appointment.

"So what are we looking for?"

After searching the library up and down, Pomona asked.

Severus was looking around too.

Everything here is as usual, and there is really no clue.

There is a portrait of Mrs. Gray in the corridor, but you probably won't get anything out of it if you ask her, because it is just a portrait.

When Mrs. Gray was alive, the painting style was also different from that painting. Rather, it seemed that a certain painter after the Renaissance painted for her.

"Will she be taken to the Chamber of Secrets?" asked Pomona.

He looked at her in surprise.

"You mean the Slytherin Chamber of Secrets?"

"Otherwise, which secret room is there?"

He glared at her, as if to say that the hypothesis was impossible.

"Otherwise, let's look for a secret passage." Pomona asked tentatively, "Maybe she is in a secret passage."

"We only know part of the secret passage. Maybe Miss Wharton is in an unknown secret passage." Severus said.

"What should we do?" she asked anxiously.

At this time, he was actually in the mood to laugh, and Pomona wanted to beat him up angrily.

"Do you think the sky will fall if Dumbledore resigns?" he asked easily.

"Are you trying to say that Dumbledore is not irreplaceable?" Pomona asked.

"Maybe the new principal can bring a new atmosphere." He said rather frivolously.

"What new fashion?"

"Not as lax as now, so..."

"Aren't you worried about losing your current job?" Pomona said.

"Are you worried?" he asked back.

Pomona is a bit sad, but she feels that's not the point now.

"We can make a good partner." He looked at her intently. "We will have greater achievements in the future."

Pomona thought of Atricia Braque and Eunnan Wood. They worked really well together in their careers and created many terrifying mazes.

"What do you think?" he said.

She looked at the Slytherin in front of her.

"Aren't you worried that if your patron falls, you will suffer too?"

"He's just not going to be the Headmaster, he's still the President of the Wizarding Union," he said nonchalantly.

Pomona pondered examples, but instead of thinking of one that could refute him, he found one that supported him.

After Octavian became the consul, he released the slaves attached to Caesar at the Kulia Conference. These slaves were all rich and did not become slaves because of debts.

There is a "natural obligation" in Roman law, which is neither a civil obligation nor a moral obligation. Although it produces legal effects, it has no right of action and cannot be enforced.

Caesar needed them when he was alive, and they also needed Caesar's protection. Now that Caesar is dead, they can be released through Octavian and become Roman citizens.

If the slaves were not released according to the formal ceremony, they were half-citizens, and they could not enjoy the powers of the civil law.

The tribune is also a kind of asylum system. He is the protector of the civilians just like the patron has the obligation and responsibility to protect his protege. Fair treatment, but they cannot enjoy various rights.

Kulia is composed of clans. The earliest kings were only military leaders, the highest judges, and the highest priests. They did not have the power of a king, let alone an autocratic monarch, nor were they hereditary...

"You forgot what the centaur said, 'he' will come back." Pomona said, looking Severus in the eye. "Harry was marked by 'he'."

The smile faded from Severus' face, and his expression stiffened.

Pomona looked out at the clear sky.

In the Iliad, Zeus vents his displeasure by causing a torrential rain to pour down on the earth, because human beings arbitrarily and unjustly judge in assemblies, reject justice, and have no regard for the punishment of the gods.

Harry did have a lightning-shaped scar on his head. Why did she think of the rainstorm?

"What do you think, how about we make it rain?" Pomona said.

"What?" he said in surprise.

"The day we found the big-headed monster, it was in the school auditorium," Pomona said. "It was raining in the auditorium."

Normally the auditorium shouldn't be flooded, but those floating candles don't work anymore.

"Change the place."

Pomona had no objection, and followed him to find a place away from the library to "rain".

"Justice" is a principle for James, even though he hates Severus, it doesn't mean he can watch him being torn to pieces by Remus.

Remus was a friend, not a tool to carry out murders. Sirius took advantage of Remus's irrational side. He also knew that Remus would be exempted from the punishment of murder because of his "madness".

Unlike Animagus, turning into a werewolf is uncontrollable. The Ministry of Magic even defines a werewolf in the transformation stage as a beast.

After Caesar's assassination, both Brutus and Antony gave public speeches.

Brutus said to everyone, "As long as Caesar lives one day, you and I will be slaves for one more day. If Caesar dies earlier, you and I will be free sooner."

After Brutus finished speaking, he received support from many people, and then it was Antony's turn to take the stage.

"I came here today to bury Caesar, not to sing praises for him. I found that life is like 'good things go into the sand, and bad things spread thousands of miles'. If Caesar is ambitious, which is true, it is naturally Caesar's big mistake , but Caesar is dead to make up for his sins. Caesar was my close friend, and he treated me honestly and fairly. I think that when he won the battlefield, all the property captured was returned to the country. Is this ambition? Whenever he hears The hobbies of common people will also shed tears of sympathy. Can ambitious people be so heartless? You loved him very much in the past. I think it must not be for nothing. Today he died, but you did not shed tears for him. This is true. It made me puzzled, ah, conscience, did you run off to the beast?"

At this point Anthony burst into tears, and went on.

"Today, he is lying here, but no one cares about him. If my words can arouse your conscience, then I am sorry for Brutus, I am sorry for Cassie and these people, because they are a bunch of honest men! I would rather be sorry I myself, I'm sorry to you all, but I can't ignore these gentlemen, but I have a piece of paper in my hand, and I don't want to read the content on it, because if I read it, even the ignorant people who hear it will think about Caesar's words. The dead body cries."

Then the crowd shouted loudly: Please read the will to us quickly.

Anthony said, "Don't worry, I can't read it to you, because once you know the concern for you in this suicide note, it will be a bad thing. You are not a stick or a stone. You have feelings." After listening to Caesar's words, I can't imagine what kind of trouble everyone will cause!"

The audience below urged Anthony to read, and when the emotions below were almost brewing, Anthony took out Caesar's bloody coat, pointed to the cuts, and told them who caused them.

Then Antony said, "Friends, I am not here to incite your indignation. I cannot speak. Without the eloquence of Brutus, how can I inspire people? But I ask you to listen to me for a few more words. I ask you, Why Caesar deserves to be loved.”

Then Anthony took up the will.

"Every Roman citizen is allocated 75 drachmas, and his garden trees are also given to everyone as a public playground forever, so that your children and grandchildren can share the fun. There are still people like Caesar in the world have?"

The audience shouted like crazy and rushed to Brutus, the gentlemen escaped under guard, and then the citizens rushed to Brutus' house and set fire to his house to avenge Caesar.

Also as a woman, it is not difficult for Pomona to understand Medea's mood. A vengeful person can do anything.

She suddenly stopped and grabbed Snape's robe.

"I have a question, why doesn't he get revenge?" Pomona gasped.

He looked at her.

"When he entered school everyone knew he had every reason to hate and thought he'd be sorted into Slytherin."

"You mean Albus Dumbledore?" he asked.

It's amazing that he can understand her words so inconsistently, but she still nodded.

"Why didn't you say it was because of love?" he said mockingly.

"You told me a lot of truths, but I forgot." Pomona said pitifully.

"What do you remember?" he said calmly.

If she had a father like Percival Dumbledore, she would forgive him.

She didn't say it, though, because it didn't seem like a "good girl" should be thinking.

In other words, she should choose to forget, instead of being like Myrtle, who would not let people feel peaceful even if she died.

"Bella told me she'd kill Sirius Black the next time she saw him, and you know why?" Severus asked.

"Because Sirius is a 'traitor,'" Pomona said.

"No," he said decisively.

"Why is that?" Pomona said perfunctorily. "Does Bella need a reason to kill someone?"

"Do you think Death Eaters are lunatics who can kill at will?" Severus asked.

Pomona didn't say it directly.

Isn't this obvious?
"Do you know about blood revenge?" Severus asked.

"I know." Pomona said obediently, as if answering a teacher's question in class, "The clan of the deceased will kill the murderer or the clan of the murderer."

"What if the victim is of the same race as the killer?" Severus said. "Like Bella and Black."

Pomona opened his mouth, but no sound came out.

"Black was kicked out of the family. Even if Bella killed him, it didn't belong to the cannibalism within the Black family. Regulus Black didn't have to avenge him, and of course his parents."

"Bella is married too," Pomona said.

"But she has not been expelled, and her name is still on the tapestry of the Black family. How many pure blood do you think there are now? The 28 holy families are all there."

She really didn't think of this, no wonder Sirius was so shocked when he heard that he was removed from the list.

"If Dumbledore fails this time, you cooperate with me and think about it." Severus said calmly, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket."

"Where are we going?" Pomona asked terrified.

He didn't say a word, took her hand and moved on.

(End of this chapter)