This year, during the regular Christmas and New Year holidays at Hogwarts, a major event occurred.

While Dumbledore was away on business, Bellatrix, with the werewolf Fenrir Greyback and a few Death Eaters, attacked the Weasleys' Burrow, where Harry and Hermione were at the time, as well as Lupin and Tonks. However, no one had time to stop it.

The cunning and vicious Bellatrix tricked Harry out of the house with a trick, and then Ginny rushed out to make sure Harry was safe - and then the Death Eaters used a curse to encircle the Burrow and light a wall of fire, temporarily hindering the others. In this brief gap, Bellatrix led Harry and Ginny to a field not far away.

Harry protected Ginny and fought bravely against the Death Eaters. When they stumbled back to the Burrow, they found that the entire Burrow was surrounded by flames. The flames of the Burrow were so high that half of the night sky was lit up with bright orange flames - there was no room for Harry to put out the fire when he arrived, and Ginny was unfortunately injured.

When Willow Springs got the news, he had time to visit Ginny at St. Mungo, and then pack up the Weasleys and Harry and Hermione and take them back to 12 Grimmauld Place.

Without Kreacher making trouble, almost all the portraits were draped, and the people in the portraits could not curse for hours a day, 12 Grimmauld Place now seemed a little more habitable.

Willow Springs enthusiastically told Arthur and Molly Weasley that they could live here forever, and that even if Harry inherited the property the following year, his decision would not be any different.

Arthur and Molly were distraught and anxious because their daughter was still lying in St. Mungo, and it was said that Ginny had fallen to the ground under a curse when Harry arrived. They also accepted Willow Spring's kindness for the time being, because they really had no other energy to find a new house suitable for their large family.

Dumbledore then rushed back from outside. Ginny was in a coma at St. Mungo for half a month before she woke up. But thanks to Merlin, most of the injuries she suffered were a little skin trauma, and although the curse had left her unconscious and unconscious for a long time, it had not caused much mental damage to her after waking up and being examined in detail.

As a result, after being discharged from the hospital, Ginny soon returned to Hogwarts to resume classes.

At this time, Harry was fretting about Ron's love affair - Ron had a hot fight with Lavender, and then this incident angered Hermione, and Harry's own love affair with Zhang Qiu last year ended abruptly, so he had little experience in dealing with this delicate and complicated relationship. He felt nerve-wracking.

Moreover, since Ginny returned to Hogwarts, she had even asked Harry why Professor Slughorn had invited Luna to attend the Christmas party.

Harry was able to get past without giving any decent reason, and once he was free from Ginny's questioning, he ran away, and then found Professor Evans, the only one he could turn to in Hogwarts, for this trouble, and begged her to talk to Ginny and Hermione.

Professor Evans, though a little surprised, after asking what had happened, agreed that at "the right moment" she would talk to the two Gryffindor lovely little lionesses – no, the lovely little girls.

Harry was a little relieved.

...... But now, when Willow Springs faced Miss Ginny Weasley, who had been injured in the Death Eater attack by Bellatrix for fear of Harry, he felt a pang of ...... violations.

The burning of the Burrow by the Death Eaters is an impressive scene in the movies that Liu Quan saw in his Bunsei world a long time ago. However, in the movie, Ginny is not injured. Of course, this discrepancy in the details may be the difference between the setting of this fandom and the original. But...... Willow Quan always felt that the little girl in front of her who was a little red in the green bushes of the Weasley family now looked as if she was a little more imposing than her, a full-fledged Hogwarts Muggle Studies professor.

Like Harry, Hermione, and Ron's group of Snape's "trouble-or-don't triangle", Ginny also took Professor Willow Springs' Muggle Studies class. However, it was the first time that I had come to the door of Professor Lily Evans' office after class and said that I had something to discuss with her.

Ginny wasn't as studious as Hermione - but a bit of a delirious spirit compared to Harry and Ron. In addition, during today's class, Willow Quan poured a large pot of chicken soup on Muggle literature on a whim with the young wizards - of course, considering their ignorance of the Muggle world, Willow Quan chose the simple but beautifully worded poetry collection of Tagore - during the class, she could see that the eyes of the young wizards all turned into confused mosquito coils except for Hermione.

After class, Ginny ran up to Willow Spring with a look of anger and was about to fight to the end with the meaning of Tagore's poems, saying that if she couldn't fully understand the difficult verses of this Muggle tonight, she would visit Professor Evans' office for help.

Sure enough, just after eight o'clock in the evening, Miss Ginny Weasley knocked on the door of the Muggle Studies Office. In the magical portrait of Alice in Wonderland hanging on the door, the March Hare opens the door after receiving the password "Crescent Moon" from Ginny for tonight.

Liu Quan was reading at the table. It was rare to have such a relaxing evening without having to worry about anything, and without the errand of patrolling, she drank coffee and hummed a song to read the "New Moon Book" that served as the order for her office to open the door tonight.

When Ginny silently walked to her desk, she was looking at a poem called "My Song."

My child, this song of mine will touch your forehead like a blessed kiss.

My song will be the wings of your dreams, and it will move your heart to the unknowable shore.

When the night covers your path, it will become the faithful star that shines on your head. 】

At this point Ginny walked over to the table. She looked down, and saw the poems her Muggle Studies professor was reading—the book of poems was spread out on the table because Willow Quan was holding a coffee cup in one hand.

Ginny stared at the page that had been turned and whispered thoughtfully:

"When my voice is silent by death, my song will still be sung in my lively heart. ”

Liu Quan looked up in surprise.

Not because Ginny could read the book accurately from that reversed angle—but because Ginny read the poem in a somewhat strange tone.

A little sadness, a little sigh, and a certain indescribable fervor and anger - seriously, Liu Quan didn't think that the content of this poem would offend a young wizard with both parents and a happy family to such an extent.

She looked up at Ginny in surprise. Then she heard Ginny speak with a little anger.

"This poem by a great Muggle poet is really good—Professor Evans, is that why you chose it for your lecture?"

Liu Quan was a little surprised, and paused before replying, "...... Not exactly, Weasley. I just happened to like it. ”

"Oh," said Ginny, "I have carefully read the collection of poems of this Mr. Tagore, whom you have presented to us to-day. I have to say, the "New Moon Book" that you use as a password seems to be even more special - it is all about mothers and children. ”

The sense of disobedience that Willow felt was even heavier—and of course "Crescent Moon" was all about, but it was strange for a little girl like Ginny Weasley to come and talk to her about the mother-son relationship—and a certain inexplicable vigilance.

She replied cautiously: "That's true......"

"I think another poem is a good one," said Ginny abruptly, opening the book she had brought—a crescent book or a transcript or something—and reading, "Mother, let us imagine that we are traveling, passing through a strange and dangerous land. It was dusk and the sun had already set. The wasteland of Joradhi unfolds before us wearily and gloomily, and the earth is desolate and barren—"

Willow Quan quietly reached over to the table, picked up his copy of the Crescent Moon, and flipped to the page where Ginny was reading.

The name of the poem is "Hero".

Ginny continued: "At that moment a terrible cry broke out, and the shadows of several people ran towards us...... I shouted to you: 'Don't be afraid, Mom, I'm here.' ’”

Listening to Ginny's recitation, which had no ups and downs and no emotions, Liu Quan slowly pursed her lips.

"This battle is so fierce, Mom, if you can see it from the sedan chair, you will definitely shiver. Ginny read. "I know you were sitting there alone, thinking that your child must be dead by this time......"

Liu Quan's face slowly tightened. She was now almost sure of Ginny's purpose for coming here today—

Grievances for Harry.

Because of all the people Ginny Weasley knew and were close to, and who could give her a voice and grievances, Harry Potter was the only one who lost his mother.

But why did Ginny choose this for her at such a moment? she was not responsible for the sacrifices of James and Brielle, nor had she mistreated Harry—in fact, she considered herself one of the Hogwarts faculty members who maintained Harry's affection very well, and Ginny had no reason to prick her nerves with poetry.

Listening to Ginny's dry recitation, Willow Quan decided to interrupt the mutual torment.

She suddenly put down the book of poems in her hand, raised her gaze again to look at Ginny, and said quietly, "Where does your hostility towards me come from, Miss Weasley?"

Ginny finally stopped the tormenting recitation. Liu Quan could also make out through the huge desk, and her eyes shone with undisguised anger.

“...... Because I know you're an impostor, Ms. Evans!"

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