Why Did Sirius Black Go To Azkaban Novels & Stories

Harry’s calm voice earlier started to raise. I peeked and saw how Black slammed himself back on the couch and his complexion wasn’t fine. He looked at Harry who was now seated with a calm face. Black sighed. “You know my reasons Harry. You know that I suffered too. You fucking knew it! Damn it!” “Then just let her go…” “I can’t…” Black looked at the ceiling with an empty eyes and said the words that made me tremble. “I can’t let her go now, never. I can’t, specially that she’s---------she’s now pregnant.” The words that stunned me.

It was safer away from him anyway. We shuffled into our assigned room. It was a modest, simple space lined with narrow cots, bare stone walls, and a single small window looking out over the back courtyards. Christopher was peeled away from us almost immediately by a pair of heavy enforcers, being escorted toward the central training grounds to be tested and assigned a job as a pack guard. At least that way, he could stay close to Maria and keep her safe within this terrifying new fortress.

“I will have them. One way or another.” Sirius maintained his composure, his eyes locking with mine. “I trust my pack to do the right thing, George. They will not be swayed by your threats or your power.” “Your pack already came.” I declared, a cruel smile playing on my lips. “They begged for her release. They offered me anything.” Sirius inclined his face. “Oh?” “I sent them away.” I continued. “I told them the only thing I wanted, and would accept, was handing over those fugitives. They then threatened me with war if I harm them. “

“I want freedom. I want a life where I’m not a pawn in your twisted games!” Sirius stares at me for a long moment, his eyes dark and unreadable. The silence stretches between us, heavy with unspoken words and simmering emotions. Then, with cold finality in his voice, he says, “You want freedom? Fine. You can join Alston in the jail.”

"And don't say my girl's name with that damn mouth of yours." Sirius already knew what he was going to do with this person who dared to disturb his baby. He can't just die. Of course, killing him right now was only a threat. Because death was the best gift he could give. This bastard needs to be taught a valuable lesson first. "Take him to our base. Wait for me there." Sirius finally ordered his men, all nodded silently and left slowly. They couldn't make the slightest noise or else, miss Ashley would wake up and they would all meet their end.

We've all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the path we choose to act on. That's who we really are. ~Sirius Black, Order of the phoenix •• Marwan was tired, like fall-down-on-the-bed-and-never-wake-up-till-the-next-week kinda tired.

Ashley was the most important person to me in the world, and this call would finally rectify the issues we’d been having of late, and that's the only reason I picked it instead of going after her. As Silas’s contact went on about the standard process to get an appointment with his boss, my mind wandered to the reason for the call. I’d told Silas a few days ago about my need for a sorcerer who was well versed in black magic to sever a connection between me and an unwanted party. A while ago, he finally called me that he’d found a sorcerer’s assistant that could get me to the top of his boss’s guest list if I was willing to pay the price.

Her eyes began to fill with tears. “Is that so? So my father has…” However, Inori brushed it off. "No. Most likely your father is still alive, Alisa." “Eh?” Alisa turned to Inori with puffy eyes. “Nine years ago, spies assigned by my brother Malaka Fatir received information that the kidnapping and assassination attempt on Sirius failed miserably because he was not in Kavko when the incident occurred. Sirius most likely managed to escape. But unfortunately, we do not know his whereabouts now,” said Inori.

“Would you accept the fact that I wanted you to see him unbiased and form our own opinion?” “Not on your life.” He’s quiet. “You’ve made your point, and I’m sorry.” “Apology accepted.” “But we agree then? That something happened to Sirius?” “Even if it did, what’s the advantage of knowing now? He’s still living in isolation.” “Because what happened to Ethan and Kira… it’s like they went into overdrive. The blood transfusions fundamentally changed them.” “And?” He sighs again, as if trying to pull up the depths of his thoughts from somewhere long buried within him; the effort foreign and heavy. “It all just means that… Sirius went through the same thing. Before he was born, I suspect.”

I bark. Sirius looks taken aback by my outburst. "Easy there, buddy. I just thought it was unusual for you to invite someone from another pack to our party." I take a deep breath, trying to calm down. "It's a long story. She is blackmailing me, so now I have to pretend to be her mate." Sirius's eyebrows shoot up in surprise. "Blackmailing you? That takes balls. What does she have on you?"