Regulus of Hogwarts: Lord of the Stars

Regulus Black—a tragic supporting character in the original books, a good son of the Black family, and an early victim of Voldemort. In 1961, he reopened his eyes, but his soul had changed. Faced with the heavy shackles of a pure-blood family, the dark age of Voldemort's rise, and a destiny destined for death—he chose to look up at the stars. Magic is a power to change reality, so why do wizards only use it for power struggles? Why has a thousand-year-old magical civilization never thought of leaving Earth? Can't wizards do what Muggles can? Lily: "He's not just any Slytherin." Snape: "No, he's a standard Slytherin, a dangerous one!" Malfoy: "So, there's more than one choice." Sirius: "My brother's a pure-blood madman!" Voldemort: "That Black... his talent is captivating; he must be used by me." Dumbledore: "Some people's dreams are grander than war, but also more fragile. Should I stop him, or help him?" Grindelwald: "Black... perhaps you're right, but it won't be easy." Regulus simply replied: "My journey is to the stars; I want no obstacles in my path."