HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Lycoris knew what would happen to Potter who went to Professor McGonagall's office.

He would receive some advice from his beloved dean: to observe discipline, stay out of trouble, and keep a good temper.

Take control of your temper...

Licoris tapped her fingers lightly on the table, and when the bell rang, she was not in a hurry to pack her things.

Suddenly her fingers stopped, as if she thought of something.

If Harry Potter didn't just inherit his bad temper from James Potter...

Could it be related to the fragment of Voldemort's soul in his mind?

Then I can reasonably guess that each fragment will affect people's minds to varying degrees?

Needless to say, Nagini is mentally ill. He has always been very irritable and enjoys cannibalism.

The function of Voldemort's soul fragment is probably to amplify his bestiality and increase his violent attributes.

Ordinary pythons strangle their prey and swallow it alive, while Nagini bites its prey bite by bite.

The diary amplifies desire and makes Ginny Weasley do things like the Chamber of Secrets.

You must know that she is a little girl who will be nervous and shy when seeing Potter, and will scream and run away.

The function of this fragment is to amplify human desire and turn an idea into actual operation.

Not even Dumbledore could resist the temptation of the Resurrection Stone with the Gaunt Ring - Is it really not the fragment of Voldemort's soul itself that polluted Dumbledore's consciousness?

Dumbledore has lived so long, it's not like he doesn't know the functions of the Three Deathly Hallows.

He also briefly owned an invisibility cloak for a period of time and conducted academic research on the invisibility cloak, one of the Three Hallows of Death.

Not to mention, the Elder Wand, one of the Three Hallows of Death, has always been in his hand.

I have been using something for half my life, haven’t I studied it in depth?

Think about it this way, the way Dumbledore saw the Resurrection Stone on Gaunt's ring is really similar to the way Ron saw the Slytherin Locket being seduced.

The only difference is that one is what you want to see and the other is what you don't want to see.

But again, they are all secrets that cannot be told to others.

What Dumbledore wanted to see was his sister and mother, and what Ron didn't want to see was Hermione and Harry kissing.

Slytherin's locket has always been with Kreacher, and the originally irritable and vicious elf would have wanted Sirius Black to die.

But not anymore.

He had destroyed the fragment of Voldemort on the Slytherin Locket and preserved its integrity.

How can you say that it is our Slytherin's treasure in the town, and even Voldemort has not opened it - or has opened it, but put it back without using it?

In the original plot, Porter said that the things inside seemed to be alive, and sometimes they would beat slightly.

Maybe he is alive?

Hufflepuff's cup was in Bellatrix's vault and no one was affected.

Ravenclaw's diadem had always been in the Room of Requirement and had not affected anyone else - but now that it was in Malfoy Manor, would it have had any effect?

If it has no impact, that's a good thing.

If there is an impact, it is divided into positive impact and negative impact.

Positive influence, Lycoris has reason to guess, will affect Voldemort's sanity to a certain extent.

Riddle was resurrected in the cemetery. He was supposed to hide his whereabouts and kill people at the beginning. He still insisted on killing Harry Potter himself, even though there were so many subordinates around him.

He looks very confused.

After spending some time with Nagini, he knew how to summon Death Eaters to do things for him and how to use Lucius Malfoy.

Would it be more beneficial to him if the soul fragment on Ravenclaw's diadem could make him sane?

The negative impact is on Lucius Malfoy and Narcissa Malfoy.

Secret room storage should be fine, right?

Wasn't it okay in the Room of Requirement before? The golden cup is in the treasury, and it doesn't affect the fairies or the dragon guarding the gate.

But if it has an impact...

Lucius and Narcissa's desire for human beings has increased, or they may be as angry as Potter...

Suddenly it seems that the seven horcruxes correspond to the seven deadly sins?

The crown is pride, the locket is sadness, the gold cup is gluttony, Potter's is rage, Nagini is sloth, the Resurrection Stone is greed, and the diary is lust.

Thinking about it this way, it is very similar to the Seven Emotions in the East.

Sure enough, "seven" is a mysterious number.

"Why doesn't she leave?" Pansy looked at Licoris sitting in her seat and asked confusedly, "Don't you need to have dinner?"

"Go and ask." Nott packed up his things and said, "I'm leaving first."

"Yes, you go and ask, I will save a seat for you." Pansy patted Draco on the shoulder and continued, "Come to the auditorium early."

I may be partial to academic subjects, but I am definitely number one in judging people’s faces.

Now Draco and Lycoris will be the light bulbs themselves?

Pansy turned to leave, and then Draco noticed that the classroom was empty.

"What are you thinking about?" He pulled out his chair and sat next to her.

"I was thinking about what to eat tonight, so let's go!" Licoris was not deaf, and the voices of the three of them were not quiet.

"I just sat down and left?"

"If you go late, you won't have anything to eat."