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alt_rodolphusAfter refusing to voluntarily sign a confession, RODOLPHUS LESTRANGE was forced to produce one under Veritaserum. He was given a life-sentence for his crimes.
After a few weeks of imprisonment, he decided that "life" was just too long. Following a series of careful re-negotiations, his sentence was reduced to 25 years + exile. This sentence reduction was given in exchange for providing the locations of Harry's, Neville's, and Voldemort's remains, in addition to a voluntary confession.
The early years of his imprisonment were spent reading; without much in the way of magical books available, he turned to muggle literature and discovered a great passion for the Russian novelists.
Hydra kept him updated on the lives of Rigel and Charlotte, which he appreciated and always looked forward to.
In time he picked up writing, returning to his massive volume of ancestral research called The End of the Sacred. When he realised how much it bothered Hydra, he scrapped the project and began penning a series of torrid romance novels. Upon publication they enjoyed much success with young, misunderstood witches.
After their release, Lana and Rod immediately reunited and rekindled their flame, much to everyone's surprise. They settled down near Barcelona. A handful of years later, Rod developed cancer, to which he succumbed quietly and quickly.
Hydra, Rigel, and Charlotte paid him a visit before he died.
After a few weeks of imprisonment, he decided that "life" was just too long. Following a series of careful re-negotiations, his sentence was reduced to 25 years + exile. This sentence reduction was given in exchange for providing the locations of Harry's, Neville's, and Voldemort's remains, in addition to a voluntary confession.
The early years of his imprisonment were spent reading; without much in the way of magical books available, he turned to muggle literature and discovered a great passion for the Russian novelists.
Hydra kept him updated on the lives of Rigel and Charlotte, which he appreciated and always looked forward to.
In time he picked up writing, returning to his massive volume of ancestral research called The End of the Sacred. When he realised how much it bothered Hydra, he scrapped the project and began penning a series of torrid romance novels. Upon publication they enjoyed much success with young, misunderstood witches.
After their release, Lana and Rod immediately reunited and rekindled their flame, much to everyone's surprise. They settled down near Barcelona. A handful of years later, Rod developed cancer, to which he succumbed quietly and quickly.
Hydra, Rigel, and Charlotte paid him a visit before he died.