Sometimes, tears did not represent sadness.
At certain moments, sadness could even be a "positive" emotion.
Feeling the emotions churning within him, Vaughn was speechless for a moment.
Hearing the cries of another cat, Fruit Tea hurried out in the middle of using the toilet.
When it saw the silver-blue, translucent Maine Coon lounging lazily at Vaughn's feet, its fur immediately stood on end. It crouched low and let out a threatening hiss.
"Alright, alright, Fruit Tea. It's my Patronus. Don't be jealous." Vaughn held it and soothed it for a while. Only after Fruit Tea, still furious, swiped at the Patronus twice and saw its claws pass straight through the "Maine Coon" did it determine that the thing was magic.
With the threat gone and its confidence restored, Fruit Tea disdainfully glanced at the "idiot" that looked so much like itself, then rubbed against Vaughn while meowing incessantly.
You scared me. One piece of dried fish won't be enough to make up for it!
With Fruit Tea interrupting him, Vaughn broke free from those intense emotions. Successfully conjuring a Patronus had affected him more than he had expected.
But only this once. By allocating points through the system panel, he had successfully awakened his long-forgotten memories of happiness and learned how to gather positive emotions.
He would not lose control like this again.
Feeling the Maine Coon at his feet, which was closely connected to his thoughts and spirit, Vaughn fell into thought.
The wizarding world generally believed that a person's Patronus usually reflected their deepest fantasies and convictions regarding the concept of "beauty." It was the eternal pure land within a chaotic heart, a reflection of a wizard's emotions and soul.
Thus, the form of a Patronus carried meaning as well. It represented the self and one's truest