HP: At the beginning, I influenced Snape's childhood.

"Avada Kedavra!" Before Lin Mo could even make a move, Harry, who had also just felt like he had escaped a disaster, suddenly waved his wand at the enraged Voldemort.

At the very moment death approached, everything from that night, so distant in his memory that it seemed almost completely buried, resurfaced in Harry's mind.

His father shielded his mother and him from Voldemort's attack.

His mother, in order to protect him, had a chance to survive, but she still chose to endure the curse without hesitation.

That rainy night, that thunderous rainy night, the baby's loud cries drowned out the thunder and rain, and a green light shone in the house, taking his parents away.

The enemy was still alive, and the recent events brought a surge of pain and hatred to Harry's heart.

He lost his parents, and that damned Voldemort nearly killed his respected teachers and close friends.

That disgusting and terrifying sense of powerlessness ignited the Slytherin-like qualities within him, transforming them into endless rage.

He abandoned his well-practiced disarming spell and used the same spell Voldemort had used to kill his parents; he wanted an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.

At this moment, the power unleashed was comparable to that of the Dark Lord, and the negative emotions contained within the Unforgivable Curse swarmed like locusts.

Voldemort, of course, wouldn't sit idly by and wait to die; he too used the Killing Curse: "Avada Kedavra!"

As Harry's green eyes turned crimson, a bloodthirsty glint flashed in Voldemort's eyes.

"Harry Potter, I won't let you escape this time!" Voldemort's spell struck first, and the two magical forces clashed.

Sirius and Lupin saw this and immediately wanted to help Harry, but before they could do so, Dumbledore stopped them.

"Headmaster Dumbledore, we..." Sirius's eyes were still on Harry, anxiously trying to speak to Dumbledore.

"This great battle is about to end. Harry has Voldemort's last Horcrux inside him. The only way to completely destroy Voldemort is for Harry to fight Voldemort in person," Lin Mo said, pulling Snape along.

At this moment, he and Snape held hands tightly, as if afraid that if they let go, the other would disappear without a trace.

"Why should I believe you?" Sirius's composure and rationality quickly vanished when Harry's safety was at stake, and even Dumbledore's attempts to stop him couldn't dispel his doubts.

He has already lost his best friend, and he must protect his best friend's child, even if it costs him his own life.

Even if it only saves him for a second, he must die before Harry.

Seeing Lin Mo's explanation, Dumbledore also stepped forward and spoke up: "Children, I believe Harry will be alright."

In truth, Dumbledore wasn't 100% certain either, but sometimes you have to make sacrifices and take risks to have a chance of winning.

In Dumbledore's eyes, no one is incapable of sacrifice; everything is for the sake of peace.

Moreover, Harry's chances of surviving are greater than his chances of dying, which is enough for Dumbledore to gamble on.

In addition, Thanatos's appearance just now gave Dumbledore some other ideas.

That "god" who knows Mo, even Death has to obey his orders, so even if Harry really dies, can he be brought back to life?

Does this mean that no one needs to make sacrifices?