Vol 2 Chapter 1140:

"So Snape offered to help Malfoy?" Hermione frowned and said.
"Obviously, unless my ears deceived me." Harry said.
"Sorry, Harry, it's not that I don't trust you, but I can't think of it..."
"Is this true?" Hermione asked together.
An expression of indignation leaked from Harry's face.
"Sorry, but I think I'm just confirming." Hermione said, putting her glass aside.
Slughorn's banquet has entered the climax, and most people have almost drunk, so there is no one to disturb them.
Like Luna?
After being poured a few glasses of beer by Professor Traoni, she was blushing and Professor Traoni was watching the starry sky from the chair next to the ceiling. Strictly speaking, today’s sun is a bit bright and dazzling. The professor thought it was dawn.
"Yes, Snape offered to help him!" Harry said. "He said he promised Malfoy's mother to protect him and made an unbreakable vow or something—"
"Unbreakable vow?" Hermione looked shocked.
"No, he can't... are you sure?"
"Yes, I'm sure," Harry said. "What's wrong? What does this mean?"
"Let's put it this way, you can't break an unbreakable vow..." Fanlin explained.
"I can almost think of this myself, it's interesting enough. So, what happens if you break it?"
"Will die." Fanlin said.
"will die?"
"Literally." Fanlin explained, watching Snape returning to the banquet.
It stands to reason that Malfoy's trouble has nothing to do with Snape at all. Even if it is due to the long-standing good relationship between the two, it has not reached the level of Snape's fate.
"So..." Harry opened his mouth, trying to repeat the conspiracy theory about Malfoy.
"So, have you ever thought that Snape might just pretend to agree to the Malfoy family?" Hermione glanced at Van Lin and asked carefully. To be honest, it was hard for the girl to understand.
On the one hand, Fanlin’s theory that Snape will not betrayal, on the other hand...
Harry now apparently collected evidence.
I have to admit that this is ironic to Fanlin.
"—Pretend to offer to help Malfoy so that you can know what he is thinking about?" Harry said quickly. "Yeah, I know you guys think that. But how do we know this is the case?"
"Perhaps, we don't need to know at all." Fanlin said suddenly, "Whether it is true or false, whether it is what you see, or what we see, none of this seems to be that important to Dumbledore. "
"This is Dumbledore's business. Dumbledore trusted Snape, and that should be enough for all of us."
"But," said Harry, "I just said—I just said Dumbledore misunderstood Snape—"
"People have said this many times. It depends on whether you believe in Dumbledore's judgment. I believe; therefore, I trust Professor Snape." Fanlin said.
This surprised Harry very much. He thought Fanlin would choose to support him, but the facts proved.
"But Dumbledore also makes mistakes," Harry argued. "He said it himself. You—"
"Oh, yes, Dumbledore also makes mistakes." Fanlin said, "but, most of the time, Dumbledore is still correct, I think, this does not require us to confirm or Deny, otherwise, whether it's you or me, we should have finished playing long ago, right?"
"That's it, but I still reserve my opinion." Harry said.
"Of course, in fact, I don't quite understand." Fanlin said, "If it is true that Snape said, he made an unbreakable vow, why Malfoy still doesn't believe Snape, I mean Before, you didn’t hear anything specific, but now it’s clear what Malfoy wants to do at Hogwarts, and then he has the support of Death Eaters."
"Yes, that's it," Harry said.
"Of course, it could be someone else, but let's not consider other possibilities first, then, what can Malfoy do in Hogwarts?" Fanlin asked.
Harry was a little confused. As said before, until now, Harry has only guessed what Malfoy really wants to do at Hogwarts, and what is this thing?
Against whom?
Dumbledore? Or, Fanlin, or else, is it himself?
"I don't know." Harry shook his head. He had thought of many possibilities, but Hogwarts is now solid, at least on the surface it looks like this.
In Hogsmeade, a large number of Aurors are stationed there, but in Hogwarts.
Although Filch was a dumb gun, the tools in his hands were not a joke.
Black magic detectors, and passing through the magic circle guarding Hogwarts Castle~EbookFREE.me~ If Malfoy wants to bring something in, it's hard to say that this is a feasible thing.
As for Malfoy himself, although he was dissatisfied with Snape's evaluation, in fact, Malfoy was nothing more than a little wizard who was not much less capable than Harry.
This ability may be very strong, but in Hogwarts, such a little wizard, even in the student group, many people can do it, such as Hermione?
Although the girl's actual combat experience is not very rich, no one has ever doubted Hermione's efforts.
Just working one word can represent many things.
In fact, the girl’s talent is not bad either. There are few wizards who can be selected from Hogwarts, and there are few guys who are inferior in talent. Otherwise, how could Hogwarts become the number one magic school? ?
Therefore, whether it is the accumulation of magic power or the use of spells, Hermione has never been inferior to anyone, but most of the people who fought with them were wizards of the previous generation or even several generations. Naturally, they are in strength. It doesn't seem so outstanding, and this is exactly what Fanlin is concerned about.
A little wizard who can defeat a wizard of the same period as Voldemort is a very gimmicky point in itself.
So, what does Malfoy have?
A famous family?
However, judging from the current situation of Lucius, it doesn't seem to be that reliable, and on Voldemort's side, Fanlin is also very clear that Lucius is in a bad situation.
A loser, and he also lost what was at stake for Voldemort's life.
How should Lucius respond?
Like before, continue to live in a humble posture? Let many later Death Eaters step on his head?
This is not an easy thing to accept.
Of course, Lucius has better options, such as...