This is the story of the Children of Salazar, a group of Dark Wizards founded by Scorpius. The plot revolves entirely around their misdeeds, everything else just gives the story substance: Scorose is important to the plot, but I added Dramione only because I wanted it there (I am a fan of Dramione, and yes, if you don't know, in every single Dramione Hermione is Out Of Character), and Drose is the other ship I wanted to explore, which is a symbol of rebirth. Hermione's character is more evil than I would have liked, but I am tired of justifying it. She is what she is, stop, and I have made it clear everywhere. It saddens me that some people only focus on her when we have seen murders, dark magic rituals, deception, and power plays so far. How else do I have to say that Hermione is not important in this story? Why can't you see anything else? You are making me hate her. Instead of writing unjustified and undeserved meanness under people's fanfictions (like mine, which is so complex and to which I have dedicated all my love), you should look beyond what you know and broaden your horizons. My plot is about melancholy, regrets, depression, and deception, and it is not possible that some people's only thoughts are about Hermione. This is the first and last time I will talk about this: if you have understood nothing but Hermione is disgusting, it means this story is not for you, and your offensive and rude comments will be deleted. I really thought that on AO3, I would find people who are more like me and who could understand the darker aspects of this story. My fanfiction speaks to those who have suffered in life, and everything you read is an allegory. Perhaps many of you are too young to know certain emotions. Good for you. I will continue to translate until the end and there will be more intense and melancholic moments, but if you continue to insult me or talk to me about Hermione, I will remove the option to leave comments. I apologize to the few who are following me with interest for this vent, but apparently it was necessary to set things straight. See you soon.