I reluctantly placed the prophecy into Lucius's hand.
A bright flash of white light beamed from behind him. Lucius's face dropped from pride to fear as he slowly turned around.
"Get away from my godson."
Sirius punched him right in the nose. He fell to the ground and dropped the prophecy, causing it to smash into a hundred tiny pieces.
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Sirius is a badass.
The Order members began to apparate around the room.
I guess Snape got my message to the Order.
The deatheaters released their grip on everyone and pulled out their wands.
Tonks grabbed Luna and Ginny and shielded them from some incoming spells. All around the room spells were being shot, everyone was fighting their own battles.
Sirius pulled me behind a rock and Florence ran up and hugged me, and without a word being said, we just knew.
"Now listen to me you two. Take the others and get out of here." He said to us as we dodged a spell.
"What? No, I'm staying with with you."
"Sirius, let us help." Florence pleaded.
"My little flower, you've done beautifully as have you Harry. Now, both of you, let me take it from here."
"Black!" Lucius yelled as he blasted the rock we had been hiding behind.
We all quickly got up and raised our wands. Bellatrix laughed manically as she joined his side. The five of us were in a full out duel.
"Stupefy!" Florence yelled, with her wand raised to Bellatrix.
The spell just missed her by an inch but sent Bellatrix falling to the ground.
Sirius laughed as we dodged a spell from Lucius.
"Expellairmus!" I knocked the wand from Lucius's hand.
"Nice one James!"
"Avada Kedavra!" Bellatrix yelled.
A blinding green light emitted from the tip of Bellatrix's wand, travelled through the air, and hit Sirius directly in the chest.
I turned to him desperately, hoping what I saw wasn't true, hoping it had missed him.
It hadn't.
Sirius let out a weak gasp and his for a moment, his eyes fell onto Florence and I. His gently fell back and body floated into the stone archway where it faded out of sight.
