The Real Traitor! (Continued)

"This... it's better if you don't know," Black said seriously.

"Ding! Detected two emotions of being moved!"

"Ding! Congratulations, Host! You have obtained two Gold Treasure Chests!"

Lupin and Harry were deeply moved.

They knew full well that summoning the dead would require an indescribable price.

Yet Black still wanted to summon Harry's parents.

So they could become one of Harry's few precious memories...

And help Harry better master the Patronus Charm.

What a noble spirit of self-sacrifice!

Black really... I'm crying...

"Black, there's no need for this. I actually have another way to help Harry learn the Patronus Charm," Lupin said seriously.

"Yeah! Black, although I really do want to see my parents with my own eyes... if it means you'll have to pay a price, then I'd rather not see them," Harry said sincerely as well.

Ah... Black's dwindling conscience took a savage hit.

Would it be a little inappropriate to tell them now that summoning the dead only required a few ridiculously simple things?

Read the room, Black!

So Black suppressed the urge to tell the truth.

Then he put on a righteous expression.

"Say no more! I've already decided to do this!"

"If I were incapable, that would be one thing. But right now, I truly have the ability!"

"And if I have the ability to help someone but choose not to, I won't be able to bear the condemnation of my own conscience!"

Lupin and Harry's eyes widened again.

Black really... I'm crying...

"Ding! Detected two emotions of being moved!"

"Ding! Congratulations, Host! You have obtained two Gold Treasure Chests!"

"Uh..."

Black felt the last scraps of his conscience faintly aching.

Damn it, it's not like I'm hurting them. Why the hell is my conscience aching?!

Black tried his best to return to normal.

But