AdeKalyn

Ariadne Karsivane, a pureblood heiress who's dedicated to brewing and getting her Potions Mastery, finds herself navigating the tumultuous waters of wizarding Britain in the late 1980's.

Professors: You're mad!

Sirius: If you don't shut your mouth, Snivellus, I'll come over there and shut it for you.

Snape: Is that a threat?

Sirius, when everyone turns to him: I didn't do it!

Snape: Then why are you laughing?

"You made me," Sirius hissed towards her, blood streaming down the side of his face. "You made me exist. Don't act like I have to keep proving I deserve the right to, you gave it to me."

The two, Sirius and Remus, are just too different. They've changed in ways they can't return from. No longer are they the boys so commonly discussed in Fanon—the boy who goes through excruciating pain every month and allows his friends to be there for him during it. Nor is Sirius the boy who is willing to illegally become an animagus just so his friend isn't alone on the full moons, something which can result in Azkaban.

Sirius becomes an innocent man too broken to escape from a prison. In fact, it's only a picture of Pettigrew that makes him. Remus is a man abandoned, believing all his closest friends are dead or a traitor. He's so broken from it all, and the continued lonely full moons, that he leaves Harry with Petunia despite knowing the woman.

Sirius: I didn't even say anything!