You'd Better Listen to Him

After wrapping up the interview at St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries, and seeing off Hermione, who was going to head back to her parents' house for the holiday once Umbrella's condolence event was over, Allen apparated back to the Shrine Room and found Luna outside the window, having played goddess all night.

"The message you just sent me really was surprising. I never thought Snape would go that far for Potter..." Allen leaned out through the window and the study window and lifted Luna back into the room. "When can we give him the Resurrection Stone? I don't need him to do anything for us anyway."

"If we give him the Resurrection Stone directly now, he'll kill himself before long." Back indoors, Luna straightened her clothes and tucked them back into her trousers. "That isn't the real Lily Evans, only a part of the remnants of Lily's soul in the Underworld, combined with Snape's own memories. She's neither a ghost nor a living person of flesh and blood. She's somewhat like that thing you met in second year that came out of You-Know-Who's Horcrux diary, except no one but the holder can see the resurrected dead. The Resurrection Stone was originally the Grim Reaper's tool for the three Peverell brothers. No matter how whatever comes out treats you, its ultimate purpose is to guide the holder toward death."

Allen nodded in understanding. In The Tale of the Three Brothers from The Tales of Beedle the Bard, the second Peverell brother's lover had died, and he wanted to bring her back to life, so the Grim Reaper gave him the stone that returned souls, the Resurrection Stone. But the resurrected lover was abnormally cold, and in the end, the second brother could not bear it all and killed