Finding Sirius Black wasn't difficult. All she had to do was lie in wait near the Dursley couple's house, spot a long, strange-looking big dog, and shoot it.
So Airi found an empty rooftop and lay prone there. While boredly waiting for Sirius to appear, she used her sniper scope to observe the Dursley couple, their family, and the unfortunate Harry Potter.
But... time really could change a person's perspective.
Watching the Dursley couple mock Harry through her scope, and seeing Harry's indignation, Airi couldn't help but sigh.
Fang Zheng still remembered that, when he had read Harry Potter as a child, the people he hated most were the Dursley couple, their stupid son, and Professor Snape. In his eyes, the couple who bullied Harry were clearly villains, while Professor Snape, who always liked framing the trio and causing them trouble, was an even bigger villain.
But after growing up and reading it again, he had gained an entirely different understanding.
Of course, it wasn't as though his entire worldview had been overturned and black had become white, but he could better understand some of the things that had once made him furious.
How did the Dursley couple treat Harry?
Of course, badly.
They made Harry wear old clothes and fed him nothing good. They beat and berated him at the slightest provocation. They certainly couldn't be called good people, but neither were they utterly evil monsters.
After all, if one thought carefully about it, Aunt Petunia and Harry's mother had never had a good relationship. The original story had written that Aunt Petunia once told Harry to his face that because her sister had become a witch, their parents had adored her. The unspoken meaning was obvious: because Petunia herself wasn't a witch, their parents clearly hadn't loved her