HP: Becoming a Maiden Heartthrob

When Narilean woke up from her drunken stupor, it was already early morning, but the interrogation of Peter Pettigrew in the principal's office had just come to an end.

The murals of past headmasters were all whispering about what Peter Pettigrew had done, but they fell silent when they saw Narielian wake up.

Nalilian sat up in bed, still a little dazed, and didn't notice the blanket sliding off her body.

But she sat up straight when she saw Professor Snape in the corner.

Why is he here?

Why did she fall asleep again?

These doubts flashed through Narilean's mind, and then she immediately came to her senses when she saw Peter Pettigrew tied to a chair in the middle of the office, surrounded by Harry and Headmaster Dumbledore.

Headmaster Dumbledore did it.

He captured Peter Pettigrew.

She bit her lip, her eyes burning with excitement.

Ced isn't going to die from this, is he?

"...I will hand him over to the Ministry of Magic for questioning, in exchange for Sirius's innocence."

Both Dumbledore and Harry had their backs to Nallylian and for a moment did not notice that she was awake. Dumbledore was only speaking to Harry about his subsequent treatment of Peter Pettigrew.

Snape, who was facing Narilla, was the first to notice that she had woken up, but he glanced at her and turned his head away without interest.

"No!" Narilian was shocked after hearing Dumbledore's approach, and her mind became completely clear.

That does not work.

We can't let the Ministry of Magic take Peter Pettigrew away.

That group of people is unreliable. If they can let Sirius escape, they can also let Pettigrew escape.

Although Nalilian hated Peter Pettigrew, she had to admit his ability.

The fact that he was able to be an undercover agent delivering messages to Voldemort without being discovered shows that he had a strong ability to disguise himself.

He then faked his own death brilliantly, letting Sirius go to jail as a scapegoat while he himself lurked in the Weasley family for more than ten years. It can be said that he had the entire wizarding world deceived in his grasp.

No one can be trusted with such a person.

Unless she actually saw Peter Pettigrew die in front of her right now.

This thought flashed through Nalilian's mind, and then she was shocked.

Did she even dare to think about killing someone?

She looked at her hands.

Is it because she personally killed one of Voldemort's souls?

Hearing her voice, Dumbledore turned his head to look at her, and Harry wiped the tears from his face.

He had just been so angry after hearing Peter Pettigrew's unscrupulous slanderous remarks about his parents that he stepped forward and wanted to kill his enemy, but he started crying after being stopped by Headmaster Dumbledore.

The murderer was right in front of him, but he could do nothing.

"What's the matter, Miss Ender?" Dumbledore looked at her and asked.

Snape also looked at her inquiringly.

Narilean curled up her palms, lowered her eyes to hide her emotions, and pretended to be scared and said, "I just remembered something, Headmaster Dumbledore."

"The slandered Sirius Black was a pure-blood noble of the Black family."

"If this gentleman is wrongly convicted and imprisoned, the Ministry of Magic will bear a great deal of responsibility for this."

"Will the Ministry of Magic really make this matter public and clear Sirius' name?"

"And will this Death Eater gentleman receive the judgment he deserves?"

Her words were so blunt and sharp.

Harry was startled, and subconsciously looked at Dumbledore with tearful eyes.

After what happened, he didn't trust the Ministry of Magic.

Although he didn't know much about the Ministry of Magic in the wizarding world.

Dumbledore straightened up and looked at Narilla.

Those weren't words that a Muggle-born girl with no knowledge of the wizarding world would say.

Snape scoffed.

I really didn't expect that this Gryffindor girl with a lot on her mind was not so confused.

Narilean raised her eyes and looked at Dumbledore.

Those eyes, which had lost their timidity and were now calm and brave, moved Dumbledore's heart.

"Then what do you want me to do, Miss Ende?" He looked at her and asked softly.

"I want you to take charge of this entire process, Headmaster Dumbledore," Narilean looked at Dumbledore with a firm tone, "until you see that Peter Pettigrew is sentenced to death."

The death penalty in the wizarding world was the Dementor's Kiss, but that was not something she was supposed to know.

She had no adult wizards in the wizarding world that she could contact. She only knew that she could trust the old wizard with a white beard in front of her.

The reasons for choosing to believe him are complicated.

In addition to the image of Headmaster Dumbledore's fairness and selflessness that she understood through Harry's perspective in the original text, he also really captured Peter Pettigrew this time, which made her trust him.

Perhaps it was also because of the tenderness he always showed after he brought her to the principal's office.

Both rationality and emotion made her choose to believe him.

Dumbledore nodded, and seeing the worry hidden between her brows, he joked, "It seems that I have to move my old bones more recently."

Narilean blinked, knowing that besides telling him about Peter Pettigrew, she also told him about the Horcruxes.

He will also deal with Voldemort's Horcruxes.

She looked at Professor Snape.

The Potions professor frowned and stared at Peter Pettigrew who was lying on the ground.

"As for the matter of Voldemort's Horcrux, I'll leave it to Headmaster Dumbledore," said Narilla.

"What Horcrux?" Snape looked up alertly, his eyes passing over Narilleen and fixed on Dumbledore.

Dumbledore paused. He actually didn't intend to tell Severus about this.

But Nalilian knew that Headmaster Dumbledore could not handle something like the Horcrux alone.

Headmaster Dumbledore's fairness and correctness were the result of his insight into the majority of people, and also the result of his pushing most people out and taking care of everything himself.

He was a great decision-maker, the kind of person most people would dream of following, but he wasn't someone who could take care of himself.

Nalilian used to think that such a person had nothing to do with her, but after getting to know him, she found that she could not remain indifferent when facing him.

At the very least, he wouldn't get hurt again because of dealing with the Horcrux alone.

"Na Lilian," Harry pulled on Na Lilian's wizard robe and called softly.

He didn't trust Snape, but because Snape brought Peter Pettigrew and Headmaster Dumbledore showed great trust in him, he didn't say anything.

But there was no need to let Snape know about things like Horcruxes.

Nalilian shook her head slightly.

She knew that the reason Harry didn't trust Professor Snape was because of Professor Snape's dislike for Gryffindor, especially since he was the head of Slytherin.

But she knew that Professor Snape was willing to sacrifice himself for Harry's mother and that he hated Voldemort, and that was enough.

She has done this many times by taking advantage of human love, hate, and emotions.