Serpens Solus

The Malfoy Code says that each Malfoy family should have at least one Death Eater per generation. This code has been around since the time of Grindelwald, the former Dark wizard. However, Voldemort rejects Draco Malfoy when he is recruited for the Death Eaters. With this act, Draco must suffer the fate of an ousted Malfoy, a fate that has not occurred for several generations.

The Malfoy Code says that each Malfoy family should have at least one Death Eater per generation. This code has been around since the time of Grindelwald, the former Dark wizard. However, Voldemort rejects Draco Malfoy when he is recruited for the Death Eaters. With this act, Draco must suffer the fate of an ousted Malfoy, a fate that has not occurred for several generations.

The Malfoy Code says that each Malfoy family should have at least one Death Eater per generation. This code has been around since the time of Grindelwald, the former Dark wizard. However, Voldemort rejects Draco Malfoy when he is recruited for the Death Eaters. With this act, Draco must suffer the fate of an ousted Malfoy, a fate that has not occurred for several generations.

The Death Eaters carry a strict form of recruition. When Draco is rejected, he must face the consequences of not only his father, but from his own conscience as well.

Draco Malfoy once thought he had it all, until the day he lost it. With his future corrupted, he has no choice but to live life out, the way he doesn't want to, filled with more malice and hatred than he wanted to.

Draco Malfoy once thought he had it all, until the day he lost it. With his future corrupted, he has no choice but to live life out, the way he doesn't want to, filled with more malice and hatred than he wanted to, with revenge. Revenge is a sweet thing, but revenge against a culture of evil is doubly so. When one is turned against the tide of the generations, revenge is as sweet as possible, but will it last?