Chapter 963

Olivia sinista, a witch who spent her life pursuing the mystery of the starry sky.

To be honest, this woman has been "confused" for most of her life. When I was young, I turned upside down day and night, slept during the day and looked at the stars at night. Finally, I barely graduated from Hogwarts by virtue of my talent.

After that, her life became more chaotic. Sometimes she even fainted near the star observation point on the top of the wild mountain because she forgot to eat.

It was not until she had completed her childhood wish to redraw the star orbit map that she returned to her long separated home and buried herself in the relevant research of astronomy amid the scolding of her parents.

Then the first book of her life was published.

But after that, Olivia's life did not become more organized.

Perhaps because of the lack of sufficient hardware support for modern astronomy in the magic world, she suddenly put aside the days when she became slightly abundant due to the royalties, forgot her magic wand and integrated into the Muggle world.

So, under a clear night sky, she met the youngest professor of astrophysics at Cambridge University in Greenwich Park.

That night, Olivia fell almost imperceptibly in her first love.

However, it is sad that what Olivia loves is not the young man, but the wonderful knowledge in each other's head.

In three months, Olivia, who couldn't even figure out her feelings, explained herself so muddled. She didn't realize anything until she was pregnant and was about to marry each other.

However, the mutual companionship between these days will always produce some feelings after all.

Olivia didn't leave without saying goodbye and return to the magic world again, as she had thrown everything into Muggle society. Because she felt that it didn't seem bad to live like this Muggle man who also loved the stars?

Ten months later, the child was born.

Through the hard work of pregnancy and childbirth, as well as the happiness of the child at birth, Olivia has the glory of motherhood. Obviously, no matter how confused a woman is, she will always grow up.

She understood the hardships of life and the warmth of the family. Slowly, she found that she seemed to really fall in love with the man who had already become her husband.

But unfortunately, her late love did not bring more beauty to her family.

On the day his son just turned nine, a group of Death Eaters suddenly appeared in the British magic world!

That group of evil wizards began to reject mixed race and persecute Muggles. They created many terrible things in a short time, and even extended their tentacles to the Muggle world where Olivia was.

Olivia was afraid. She was afraid that her child, who might be about to experience the rampage of magic, and her Muggle husband would become the target of the group of wizard madmen one by one.

After thinking day and night, Olivia finally picked up her wand that had not been taken out for nearly ten years, and pointed the tip of the wand to her child with tears.

"... from what happened later, I'm afraid it was one of the few 'clearest moments' in my mother's life."

Professor sinista looked at the corner not far away and said softly:

"The mother wrapped the child with the power of the stars so that he would not cause a vision because of the awakening of talent... Then she cried and erased all the memories of her in her son's mind."

"But when she was ready to cast the forgetting spell on her husband, the sleeping husband seemed to feel something, opened his eyes and woke up."

At this point, cinnista suddenly smiled.

"Really, my mother is so confused on weekdays. Except for the stars in the sky, probably nothing can make her smart." she said. "In fact, her husband has long known that my mother is a mysterious woman, but he has never been gentle and considerate."

"When he opened his eyes and saw the wand pointing at himself in front of him, even if he didn't know what the slender stick was, he suddenly realized that something was wrong."

Hearing this, Hermione finally couldn't help answering:

"So your mother and... Explained to him?"

"Obviously, she didn't."

A voice sounded coldly from the corner of the corridor over there, giving the answer instead of cinnista. Then, a figure that should have left long ago returned to everyone's sight.

Hermione seemed surprised, but Sirius and hinesta remained calm beside her.

It seems that they may have known that old Victor didn't really go far.

In fact, old Victor, who appears again at the moment, is completely different from the annoying old man who quarreled with Sirius.

There was no looseness on his face and no drunken trance in his eyes. With a little indifferent expression in his seriousness, the old man seemed to be more inexplicably handsome.

"I heard you mention something about the Death Eater..." old Victor said gently in a slightly old voice, "son, tell me! Did she suddenly disappear because she was in danger? And now... Is she okay?"

"She's dead..."

"But before that, she and my father had a good time. She could see the beautiful starry sky every night and continue to complete more star maps -"

Cinnista said, pausing a little, as if to leave some room for old Victor to accept. Then she went on:

"As for her stunning you and leaving, it was really because she found that death eaters were looking for her 'traitor against pure blood'. In order not to hurt you and your children, she hurriedly chose to leave."

"The situation was so urgent that he didn't have time to fill me with another 'forgetting curse'?" old Victor said, but shook his head with a bitter smile. "No, I think she probably forgot again - she's always like this. She's confused. I should have thought of it."

Hearing what he said, hinesta did not refute, but nodded his head.

"Yes."

Old Victor sighed with mixed eyes, but soon looked at her and said:

"Well, that's good... As long as she's happy, that's enough. The only regret is that she's such a silly girl. Why did she leave before me?"

At this moment, his eyes staring at hinesta were a little blurred. It was as if what he was looking at was not aurora in front of him, but the naive and "silly" girl Olivia.

After a while, he nodded slightly, as if he recognized the incomplete answer with some fullness.

"Then, send me a bunch of flowers in front of her grave! Choose her favorite night sky petunias. I think you should know."

After that, old Victor didn't stop any more, turned and disappeared at the corner of the corridor again. And this time, he really left.

Suddenly, Sirius turned to look at xinnista's side face. He asked softly:

"Is it really good to do so?"

"What's going on?"

Hermione, who was still immersed in that unspeakable sadness, immediately noticed that it seemed to be still hidden, and couldn't help staring again.

But sinista turned and walked in:

"That's it! I think it's good... And I think if I were a mother, she would make the same decision with me."

Looking at the figure of Professor sinista walking slowly to the temporary ward, Hermione looked at Sirius again blankly, and her doubts were about to come out.

Sirius easily sensed her wonder and whispered:

"Cinnista has never had a father. She grew up with her mother..."

The amount of information contained in this sentence was so great that even if she was as smart as Hermione, she didn't understand anything until she was stunned for a few seconds.

"In other words, when the professor's mother left the family, she was pregnant again? And the child she was pregnant with was actually..."

"It's aurora, Aurora sinista." Sirius smiled softly. "The whole story is perfect. Only this surname has become the biggest loophole... It depends on when the old man can taste it."

But after he smiled selfishly, he suddenly raised his eyebrows again.

"Oh! I almost forgot that I should find Kingsley..." Sirius said to Hermione, "wait here. Remember to accompany your professor. I'll take Kingsley down in a minute."

With that, he ran to the other end of the corridor and disappeared in a twinkling of an eye.

Hermione has not been able to calm down her confusion. She is still immersed in the entanglement between cinnista's mother and old Victor, but she can't come to a conclusion she can agree with.

To be honest, it's not that she can't understand professor sinista's approach.

Because she can guess that she must still be reluctant to bring her father and brother into the magic world. After all, the current situation is much worse than that.

Just... As Sirius just said, "is it really good to do this?"?

At the same time, cinnista in the room also subconsciously sipped her mouth, and a suppressed emotion flowed in her chest.

She turned her head, looked at the stone carving in the corner and muttered:

"Mom, I didn't break your last wish. You know, it's just a helpless omission... Just like you did at the beginning... Isn't it?"