Harry Potter: This savior is a bit bad

"That's a possibility!" Zabini's eyes lit up, "Can you really say these things in front of me?"

"Since you've already pledged your allegiance, what's wrong with that?" I gave him a knowing smile.

"Since Aurora has recognized you, there is no need to hide these open secrets." Draco helped me to gather the curly hair that was scattered on my shoulders.

"How are they similar?" he whispered in my ear.

"Perhaps, we are the only ones who can perceive these subtle differences..." I said softly to comfort her.

The Malfoy family's iconic platinum color is not a color that can be achieved through ordinary bleaching and dyeing.

It was a light gold close to silver, and under the sunlight, it showed a colorful color.

The most amazing thing is that at night, under the moon, it looks like brocade, emitting a glowing light.

Maybe it has something to do with the Malfoy family's elven blood, but I never dug into it.

It wasn’t until I discovered someone copying me that I realized how alluring platinum hair is.

"I originally thought it was just a little fight between girls, but it turned out to be quite rewarding." Zabini said proudly.

"I wonder if Mrs. Zabini would be willing to spend this Christmas at Malfoy Manor?" Draco offered an olive branch.

"Of course, it's our honor." Zabini's eyes sparkled.

"I will write to Father," Draco said.

As expected, Snape used the funds sponsored by the Malfoy family to Hogwarts to purchase a large amount of potion materials.

A large part of it is used to make potions for members of the Order of the Phoenix.

Energy potions, love potions, truth serums, and so on, the list is endless.

Arthur and Molly, as people with access to these potions, transferred some potions to the Burrow for unknown reasons.

This naturally caught Ginny's attention.

Before she ran away from home, she took some of it with her.

And played a role at the critical moment.

"The lax management of the Order of the Phoenix is ​​simply outrageous."

Once Tom finds out that in the parallel world, he is defeated by a group of good-for-nothings, he doesn't know how to feel.

"Slytherin claims to be an elite group, but there are times when they are not so good..."

In the original book, Lucius is the most unreliable Death Eater!

Delivering the notebook containing Voldemort's soul fragments to Hogwarts resulted in the loss of one soul fragment and allowed Harry to draw the Sword of Gryffindor.

While fighting with Harry, he shattered the prophecy kept in the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic.

As Voldemort's former right-hand man, I deeply doubt whether Lucius in the original work did it on purpose?

In fact, he is Dumbledore's real undercover?

Once we have this assumption, everything seems to make a lot more sense...

This is also why the Malfoy family in the original book were not packed up and sent to Azkaban.

How to do?

The whole person was in disarray in the wind.

Lucius took this opportunity to request stricter approval and supervision of the use of Hogwarts funds.

Dumbledore cannot arbitrarily misappropriate the special funds allocated to Snape.

And Snape also escaped from the predicament of working illegally for the Order of the Phoenix and not getting any good treatment.

If Dumbledore needed Snape to make a potion, it would also need to go through layers of approval.

At least Lucius, who was in charge of Malfoy Manor, needed to be informed.

As for whether Dumbledore would feel that his hands were tied in conducting business?

That's not something we need to worry about.

Every confrontation is a game.