Snape revealed a mysterious smile and pointed towards the door of his office.
"Let's go, Professor Lupin." Pabi said beside him, "Oh my, I really didn't expect the big black dog to be Harry's godfather Black... How did you know he was here?"
"It was Miss Grindelwald who told me." Lupin said with a smile.
"I see." Pabi nodded knowingly and said to Lupin with a smile, "Ah, Vivi is the best, if she told you, then I'm not surprised."
Before long, Little Sirius weakly came out of the bathroom.
He looked extremely frail; curiosity wore down even the strongest hero, and he had a bit of a taste of this now.
Now he somewhat regretted it — had he known the spider sac was poisonous, he wouldn't have eaten it. It was all because he didn't know it was a poison sac at the time, he just thought it tasted sweet, like rich hot cocoa...
"How are you, Bigfoot?" Lupin asked concernedly and stepped forward to support Little Sirius.
"Not too bad, at least I'm not dead yet." Little Sirius sighed and looked up at Lupin.
"So what's wrong with you exactly? Why does the Snot Spirit say he saved you?" Lupin asked curiously.
Little Sirius sighed again.
"It's all because of a damn Slytherin woman! The one who's always around Harry!"
Pabi and Lupin exchanged a glance, curiously asking, "Slytherin woman? Which one?"
Little Sirius paused for a moment.
Which one?!
Could it be there are more... Oh right, it does seem like there are two.
"It's the one who always likes to smile." Little Sirius muttered, "The one who looks like no good — my goodness, I sincerely advise you, old pal, when we see Harry, make sure to tell him this woman is no good, and he must stay away from her..."
"It was Vivi who informed us and asked us to come here to rescue you." Pabi said to Little Sirius, "She said she saw you on the way and you weren't looking well, so she brought you to Professor Snape and asked him to give you some medicine..."
"She definitely knows something!" Little Sirius closed his eyes in distress, "Oh dear, Snape's magic potion is so greasy, I really suspect he dripped his hair oil into it while brewing..."
"So what's wrong with you exactly?" Lupin asked curiously.
"Oh." Little Sirius felt a bit embarrassed, "In the morning, I caught an Eight-eyed Giant Spider. The venom sac looked quite tasty, so I ate it together with a snakeberry..."
Lupin and Pabi exchanged a glance, showing a complicated expression.
Pabi actually felt a bit guilty too, because she was the one who found the snakeberry for Little Sirius.
"It seems Vivi was indeed saving you, Bigfoot." Lupin advised sincerely, "I think you still have a bias against Slytherin, even though your family is quite extreme, Miss Grindelwald is different, if you get closer to her, you'll find out she really..."
"Is also up to no good." Little Sirius said quickly.
"You're being prejudiced, Bigfoot." Lupin sighed and said, "But no matter what, she still saved you."
Little Sirius felt a bit stifled, he didn't know what to say.
Should he just tell the truth, that Miss Grindelwald and Harry were having some intimate contact, but he interrupted with barking from behind her like a lonely dog?
That's not quite appropriate, right?
If he said it like this, it would make him less credible.
"Listen, Bigfoot." Lupin coaxed him, "Listen to me, when we see Miss Grindelwald later, give her a thank you, okay? After all, Harry has a very good relationship with her..."
Little Sirius sniffed and decided to follow Lupin's advice.
But he felt it was also necessary to let Harry see the evil nature of that wicked woman!
"Additionally, I want to thank you, Miss Pabi." Little Sirius turned to Pabi and said, "I really appreciate the effort you put into bringing me plenty of food supplies from outside during that time, saving me from the pain of hunger..."
"It's nothing, Mr. Black." Pabi nodded and said, "You're Harry's godfather, I know how much you love him — geez, you would even eat mice for him... I can't even do that level."
"Haha..." Little Sirius scratched his head and chuckled awkwardly, "Do you also know Harry?"
"We're friends." Pabi thought for a moment and then added, "Really, really, really good friends."
"Is that so, I even thought of introducing you to Harry before." Little Sirius said with a smile.
"But I must apologize to you, Mr. Black." Pabi said sullenly, "I didn't know about the snakeberry... my goodness, I've made a mess..."
"Oh, it's alright." Little Sirius said with a smile, "It's my fault, I shouldn't have been so greedy—"
While speaking, Little Sirius felt that Pabi, the unicorn, was quite nice.
If only she were a human, Little Sirius thought to himself, if she were a human, she'd be perfect for Harry, so gentle, so pure and innocent...
Far better than those wicked women from Slytherin, miles above! I chat and laugh with her...
They chatted and laughed all the way to the Headmaster's Office.
Little Sirius had sharp eyes, and he immediately spotted the Slytherin bad woman standing behind Harry.