The Slytherin Of The Scamander Family Book 2 (Hermione x Male Reader)

Legilimency Lessons And Dobby The House Elf

July 31

A fortnight earlier, Queenie and Jacob had journeyed from America to spend time with the Scamander family. Since their arrival, Seth had been engrossed in learning the art of legilimency from his great aunt Queenie. A month had also elapsed since the school term concluded, intensifying Seth's longing for his friends. Strangely, no letters had arrived from them, despite their pact to correspond during the summer. This eerie lack of communication echoed his past experiences, particularly with Arielle. Undeterred by the absence of responses, Seth remained steadfast in his commitment to sending letters.

During this period, Seth had also discovered an intriguing family connection: Harry's mother was his godmother, while his own mother served as Harry's godmother. Additionally, Seth found another significant figure in his life, Remus Lupin, who acted as his godfather. Seth had the chance to meet Remus over the summer when invited by his grandparents. Despite learning that Remus was a werewolf, Seth didn't let this fact affect his opinion and considered him to be the ideal godfather anyone could hope for.

Currently, Seth Scamander found himself within his suitcase, engaged in a legilimency lesson with his great aunt Queenie.

"Seth, my dear," Queenie said with a warm smile. "I'm so proud of how far you've come. You've been a dedicated student."

Seth's eyes sparkled with enthusiasm as he sat down at the cozy table.

"Thank you so much, Aunt Queenie!" He exclaimed.

Queenie poured tea into delicate cups, her eyes filled with pride.

"Now, my dear, it's time to take your skills to the next level. Today, we'll focus on reading deeper emotions and thoughts."

Seth nodded eagerly, ready for the challenge. He closed his eyes and focused on the connection they had built, a bridge between their thoughts.

"Clear your mind, Seth, and let the thoughts flow naturally." Queenie instructed. "Listen to the whispers of my mind."

Seth concentrated, and this time, he could easily hear Queenie's thoughts, as if they were his own. He heard her thinking about the memories of their recent lessons, the warmth of their connection, and a hint of anticipation for what was to come.

"You're doing splendidly, Seth," Queenie whispered in his mind. "Now, try to send me a thought, something more personal."

Seth thought about his admiration for his great-aunt and how grateful he was for her guidance.

"Aunt Queenie, you're not just my teacher; you're like a second mother to me." He projected.

Queenie's eyes glistened with emotion as she heard his words in her mind.

"Oh, Seth, you've made me so proud. Your heart is as remarkable as your mind."

As they continued their practice, Seth and Queenie delved deeper into each other's thoughts and emotions. They shared memories, dreams, and hopes, forging a connection that went beyond mere words. It was a bond of love and understanding that only grew stronger with time.

After their intensive lesson on legilimency, Seth was working on something and Queenie had noticed a photograph sitting on the nearby shelf. It featured a young girl with a bright smile and a twinkle in her eye. Queenie couldn't help but be drawn to it.

"Seth, who's this lovely young lady in the photo?" Queenie asked, her eyes fixed on the image.

Seth glanced away from his work and saw Queenie holding a picture of Arielle. His smile vanished, and he paused before responding.