"Before we get down to business, Harry, eat something and settle yourself. We'll talk about something unrelated first." Allen waved at the anxious Sirius Black, telling him not to rush. "Though this unrelated matter does happen to involve Regulus..."
Sirius Black let out a heavy breath through his nose. Although he was still leaning against the back of his chair, his body seemed a little stiff. Hearing Allen and the others mention Regulus, Harry, who for a moment did not realize who they were talking about, followed Allen's words and let his gaze fall on the snacks on the table, reaching out for a Chocolate Frog.
"Sirius Black, the family we lose all come back in another way. He'll live in your memories, never dying." Allen sat up straight, his tone heavy and solemn. "But I think it's time to clear Regulus's name now, to free him from the Death Eater image he has in people's minds... Our hero shouldn't remain nameless. Wizards should know what Regulus gave up to stand against the You-Know-Who they feared most."
"You think now's the time?" Sirius Black first asked, a little uncertain. He sat up straight, suddenly remembering what had happened back then, and a hint of a smile seemed to rise on his sorrowful face. "You think Voldemort has been to the Cave?... You think he fell for it?"
"Tom already knows we're looking for his Horcruxes anyway..." Allen's gaze swept over Harry's bewildered face, and he bit his tongue to keep his expression under control. "If you go there and look at the traces nearby, won't you know... George and Fred's laxatives were modified by us again. I think the effect should be very obvious... I believe a person like Tom would smash things at a moment like that."
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