Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 227, Page 225: Cousin Dali is the best brother in the world.

"Even if you kill him now, no one will know."

In response to Dudley's suggestion, Harry slowly extended his wand.

Peter, who had just regained consciousness, was so frightened by Dudley's words that he instinctively begged for mercy. Unfortunately, his mouth was gagged, and he could only make muffled sounds, constantly gurgling as he tried to escape, but he could only spin around in place like a top.

Lupin tried to stop Harry with a spell, but Dudley interrupted him with one, and Lupin's wand fell to the side. He could only shout urgently at Harry, "Harry, you can't do this!"

"Dursley, you shouldn't do this, you should stop him."

"Stop him?" Dali raised an eyebrow. "Stop him from avenging his parents? From what standpoint?"

Lupin became even more anxious: "You are his brother, you can't just stand by and watch him become a murderer! Go astray."

"Precisely because I am his brother, I should support him in taking revenge."

Dudley looked Lupin in the eye and said seriously, "He didn't kill a person, he killed an animal! A rat! A rat that had been dead for twelve years!"

"And this isn't called going astray. A life for a life, a debt for a debt—that's a matter of course. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth—that's fairness!"

"The hatred between parents and children is irreconcilable."

Seeing that Lupin was unable to persuade Dudley, Sirius Black once again transformed into a large black dog, escaped from the wooden hand, and rushed forward to try to stop Harry.

Before it could run two steps, it was grabbed by an even larger wooden hand.

"Is this really a minor wizard from Hogwarts? Such a profound Transfiguration Charm... even Professor McGonagall couldn't do that."

The big black dog struggled with all its might, but it was all in vain; it could only bark at Harry incessantly.

"Shut up, all of you. Only Harry has the right to choose. Only Harry has the right to choose."

Dudley said in a deep voice, stomping his right foot hard, and the entire screaming shack began to shake, looking like it could collapse at any moment.

"If Harry wants to kill this rat, then kill it. Don't hesitate. I'll take care of the rest."

The death of his parents was a deep-seated trauma for Harry. Although Harry never said it, Dudley, who had grown up with him, knew very well that Harry always looked on with envy whenever other children were picked up by their parents at school.

His statement, "I will solve this for you," wasn't just empty talk.

Harry slowly raised his wand again and aimed it at Peter. Peter was terrified and frantically scurried to Harry's feet, rubbing against his shoes as if begging for mercy.

Whether to kill or spare him depends on Harry's choice.

Does Harry hate Peter for causing his parents' deaths?

Naturally filled with hatred, she wished she could go up and tear him to pieces.

But when he was actually given the choice, he hesitated because of his kind nature.

"If you can't bring yourself to do it, I can do it for you."

Dudley stepped forward, his words sure to be startling.

Hermione watched Dudley's retreating figure with worry, but did not stop him.

This is Dudley's choice, and she respects Dudley's choice, but she will stand by Dudley's side.

Upon hearing Dudley's words, Harry felt a warmth in his heart. Although he had no parents since childhood, he had a loving brother, a loving aunt and uncle, and many sincere friends. The time he spent with them was the happiest time of his life.

So Harry shook his head: "D-bro, no need, no need to become a murderer for someone like that."

Taking a deep breath, and with great determination, he said in a slightly trembling voice, "I want to reveal the truth of this matter, let everyone know the truth, let the bad guys receive the punishment they deserve, and let the innocent people be exonerated."

Hermione, Lupin, Sirius, and Peter all breathed a sigh of relief after hearing Harry's words.

Lupin and Sirius wished Peter would die immediately, but they absolutely did not want Harry to do it.

Dudley pondered for a moment upon hearing this, then said, "Harry, if this is your choice, I will help you complete it."

"Hmm," Ha nodded vigorously, revealing a bright smile.

His cousin Dudley is the best brother in the world.

"Mr. Mouse, you're really lucky; you've escaped with your life."

Dudley looked at Peter, who looked like he had just escaped a disaster, and said with a mocking expression.

Then, glancing at the big black dog that was being squeezed so tightly it could barely breathe, he snapped his fingers and put it down.

"And you, foolish Black, because you are Harry's godfather, I will clear your name of the criminal charges against you."

"But don't come looking for Harry again from now on. I don't want him to catch your idiot."

The big black dog transformed into human form, panting heavily.

"Professor Lupin, you..."

The moment Dudley spoke to Lupin, Sirius Black on the ground suddenly sprang up and lunged at Peter.

"Stop, Blake!" Lupin exclaimed in alarm.

However, a wizard who can only transform into an Animagus without a wand is less dangerous than a Cornish elf.

Just as Sirius lunged at Peter, he once again froze in mid-air.

It's Pixie; he's recovered from the spell's dizzying effect.

"Let me go! I'm going to kill him! Let me avenge James! I've been there for twelve years!"

Sirius roared in mid-air, waving his arms wildly, his bloodshot eyes fixed on Peter with hatred. If looks could kill, Peter would have been torn to pieces and chopped into mincemeat by him.

Dudley snapped his fingers, and Sirius was bound with the same vines as Peter's. Then, finding him too noisy, he stuffed a rag he'd found somewhere into Sirius's mouth.

"Professor Lupin, I think you should keep your idiot companion in check. If it happens again, I'll throw him to the Dementors. I think they'd be more than happy to give him a French kiss."

Dudley stood up after doing all this.

"It's getting late. We should head back to Hogwarts and report to Professor Dumbledore."

The matter is complicated in some ways, but not so complicated in others. The key is to persuade the current Minister of Magic, Fudge, to overturn Sirius's guilt. It is necessary to consult with Dumbledore.

"Maybe this matter can be resolved today, after all, the greatest Minister of Magic in all of England has been frequently visiting Professor Dumbledore's room lately."

Then he looked to the other side of the screaming shed: "This passageway leads to the school's Whomping Willow; it won't take long."

The group of people carried Peter toward Hogwarts. Along the way, Lupin said something to Sirius, who finally gave up his plan to kill Peter, and Dudley then untied him from his restraints.

At the command "licorice," the door to the principal's office was opened.

As luck would have it, Dudley was right; Minister of Magic Fudge was indeed in the Headmaster's office asking Dumbledore for advice.

"Little Sirius".

When Fudge saw Sirius enter the office, he was so frightened that he almost hid under the desk.

(End of this chapter)