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The Golden Ring
Pervelicious27 Reviews | 6.67/10 (27 Ratings, 0 Likes, 41 Favorites )
Severus Snape finds that all is not as it seems in the Forest of Dean.
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Smut, smut, smutty, smutty
Smut, smut, smutty, smutty
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This story is amazing and yet... baffling. o.o
I don't quite... what.... how long was the professor REALLY in St. Mungo's? And did it really happen?
Weasley resembled nothing so much as a Labrador retriever who knows it's getting food, treats, a walk, and a squeaky toy.
I believe the spontaneous mental image that occurred as I read that particular line may have scarred me for life. *Shudders*
I really feel for poor Professor Snape, as the man had to witness the whole event firsthand. More or less. At any rate, he has my deepest sympathies and best wishes for a speedy recovery.
I am also enclosing a voice-activated Portkey to a private bungalow in Bali (which I have well-stocked with an ample supply of Ogden's Finest) as I'm sure the good Professor could really do with some time away from Britain to get over this profoundly traumatizing experience.
Although I have read this several times, I still love it. I think it is one of those stories that get better with each read. Great job!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear Ms. Luvsev,
I am greatly disturbed by your confession that you have read this abysmal account not once, not twice, but several times. Unlike fine wine or cheese, which improve when aged, this story merely festers, much like mayonnaise, spoiled cabbage, or rotten eggs.
I recommend you try two doses of Bolivian Brain Bleach Beverage. That should be sufficient to restore your senses to their proper state.
Sincerely,
Severus Snape
This is at once horrific and hilarious, dastardly and delightful, vile and victorious.
What were you drinking and how can I get some?
And what happens next? This begs for another episode. Sans Weasley, preferably. Then one without Potter and all would be well.
Oh dear dear dear. *snuffles helplessly and puts head on keyboard* You bad people... Sometimes I just cannot respond to distant requests to know what I'm laughing at.
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms.
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
,Finally, a review I can agree with. These are very bad people indeed. I suggest you shun all associations with them. I am puzzled by your reference to distant inquiries regarding your laughter. Please do not, however, feel a need to explain it to me.Sincerely,Severus SnapeP.S. When dogged with distant inquiries I am ill-inclined to answer, I find a simple Distraction Charm works wonders.
Twisted but fun.I've known one half of pervalicious for about 4 years, and I must say, this even shocked me a little. As I told her, it was about 90% cool and 10% surprising. It is very well written, though, and certainly imaginitive. It made me blush a little, but it made me laugh so much more.
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
,Your friend is clearly sick and twisted. I suggest you break all points of contact, change your wards, and cast spells to avert any owls.I am exceedingly thankful that I do not associate with anyone so obviously deranged. Even Lucius Malfoy is not so unhinged.Warily,Severus Snape
Hot and funny - perfect combination!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms. Chivalric,While I might agree that hot and funny could be the perfect combination, I'm not sure how that relates to this sordid situation.Bewildered,Severus Snape
Response from chivalric (Reviewer)
*lol* Found your bewilderment several years later and re-read the story. It is still hot. And it is still funny. Which part bewilders you?
holy sensory overload, batman!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms.
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
,Is it not enough that I've been subjected to the rampant distribution of this sordid tale over the internet during my convalesence? But then you refer to me as 'batman', which I must assume is a reference to that most unwelcome moniker 'Bat of the Dungeons'. This simply adds insult to injury.Peevishly,Severus Snape
that was the perfect blend! thanks
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms. Kimjo2,The Perfect Blend results in a potion that shimmers like starlight, tastes of perfection, and induces euphoria. This work, however, had the aftertaste of badly pickled rhinocerous testicles and left me vomiting for three days straight. It was by no means the Perfect Blend.Quesily,Severus Snape
Heehee this was awesome! Funny and hot!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms. Faeriebell, I assure you this was neither awesome nor funny nor hot. I suggest you consult your dictionary for the meaning of those words and reconsider your opinion.Sincerely,Severus Snape
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Pervelicious, indeed! I'm trying to think what perverted sex act you might have missed, but I think you managed to fit in most of them. Oh, Hermione could've got fucked up the arse. Maybe that. But otherwise, you made a Penthouse-worthy addition to the HP fanfic halls of smut!
Author's Response: Ms. Lulabelle72,
Please do not advise the purveyors of this horrific tale of any sordid acts they may have missed. My solicitors have already been in touch with them for passing along what I assure you was a private communication. I would be loathe to name any additional defendants in this matter.
Litigiously,
Severus Snape
cc: Mr. Bartholomew Q. Boop, Senior Partner
Boop, Boop, Dittom and Dottom
If it made you laugh, made you fan yourself vigorously, or scarred you for life like our poor professor, Well I'd say the second one and twice. Believe if I tell you there was no laughing but a lot of moanings reverberating in my flat. *blushes* I can't believe I just said that.Anyway, thank you for the wonderful distractions...
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear Ms. Snitchette,I cannot possibly understand what you mean. Please do not feel the need to enlighten me. I shall simply assume the moaning means that you have a poltergeist or boggart lurking in your wardrobe.Sincerely,Severus Snape
that was quite ..... hot! Thanks for the story!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
,Perhaps you should reconsider what constitutes 'hot'. What precisely was 'hot' about this story? The revolting images of Weasley's bits? The part where my subconscious forced two of my pupils to copulate? Or was it said students' repeated invasion of my person, including the inept attempt at buggery by an overexcited human Labrador?Just wondering. On second thought, please don't tell me. I'm quite certain I don't wish to know your sexual kinks.Severus Snape
I'd like to know if Hermione has three good fairies following her around and changing the color of her skimpy nightwear.Please give my condolences to Professor Snape.
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
,I believe Ms. Granger's nightwear changed to suit my mind's fancy. I sincerely hope the psychological counseling provided here at St. Mungo's can appropriately address this issue. I find it disgusting that my mind was able to conjure a single color and style of her nightwear, let alone several versions.I appreciate your kind condolences. Severus Snape
Just GREAT!!!! I think I'm past fanning...Loved it!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear Gabi1791,In the future, you might wish to consider the use of other puncutation marks besides exclamation marks.Pointedly, Severus Snape P.S. I sincerely hope the 1791 in your username does not refer to your year of birth. I'm utterly appalled at the thought of a 218-year-old witch perving over the disgusting and unfortunate fantasies that occurred during during my convalescence.
Weasley resembled nothing so much as a Labrador retriever who knows it's getting food, treats, a walk, and a squeaky toy. Oh, I do thank you for tempering the frightening thought of Ron's bits with such a humorous image! Poor Severus! It was all a dream/nightmare. Perhaps we should help him escape St. Mungo's before that next visit? I'm sure we could find enough volunteers to provide him with round-the-clock nursing care. Or should that be round-the-cock care?Thanks for making my April Fool's day considerably brighter!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear MoreThanSirus,Despite your horrid name, I find myself quite liking you. You are the first reviewer to take into consideration my mental, physical, and sexual well-being. I agree that the thought of Weasley's bits is indeed exceedingly distrubing. Perhaps we might come to terms about what this 'round-the-cock care' might entail, and you can assist with scrubbing away those horrific mental pictures.I await your reply.Severus Snape
Response from MoreThanSirius (Reviewer)
Dear Professor Snape,You might be surprised to find there are numerous ladies concerned with your well-being. I am a member of an organization dedicated to unsung heroes. We at the Sisterhood Saluting Heroic Genius devote ourselves to the care and reward of those who have given their all to serve the greater good. While Messrs. Potter and Longbottom did show signs of heroism, I'm sure you will agree that they are far from genuis. Therefore, you are the only qualifying candidate from this last war. The SSHG is entirely at your disposal to assist in your care and recovery. I would be delighted and honoured to help scour away those horrifying images of ginger bits which must be giving you further nightmares. I assure you that I was christened
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
by cretins. Those who fell under the charm of that rogue and idiot Sirius Black. My sole retort to them was that you were and will always be worth far more than Sirius.Eager to assist in any way,
omg hilarious!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms. Teshara,It is a great comfort to know that you take pleasure in my pain.Snidely,Severus Snape
Oh my! You have achieved all of your goals! This was delightful!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear Molly's Sister,I have no idea which sister of Molly's you might be. I sincerely hope you are not her sister Polly who was sorted into Hufflepuff during my third year. I've never known a bigger dunderhead than that girl. Hopefully, you are her sister Holly. Always thought she was a catch.If you are indeed Holly and the years following Hogwarts have treated you well, should you find yourself in need of companionship, then perhaps we might begin a correspondence.If you are Polly, *Obliviate*Impeccably yours, Severus Snape
Response from MollysSister (Reviewer)
Dear Mr. SnapeYou have found me out, I am indeed Holly. I find that a some what ambiguous pen name allows me greater freedom to, shall we say explore? Would you care to meet for a cocktail at the Petrified Pickle Friday night? Say 8:00?Holly Prewitt
Definitely... smoking... something... :P
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Dear Ms. Sunny33,Apparently, whatever you are smoking has robbed you of the capacity to formulate complete sentences. Additionally, how dare you stick your tongue out at me, young lady? Detention. Tuesday evening immediately following dinner. Mr. Filch will meet you outside the girls' lavatory on the fourth floor.Severely,Professor Snape
I'm not usually into fanfic orgies, but this one was hot. Very smutty and humurous with a touch of romance. A nice balance.
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms. Rachow,I can assure you I am not into orgies either. While acts of sexual congress often produce many substances required for potions brewing, the potential cross-contamination of samples during acts with multiple partners rather renders the exercise pointless. As per this tale in particular, I'm quite certain there is nothing balanced about it.Sincerely,Severus Snape
I loved it! I could have lived without the images of Ron's dangly bits, but I had lots of fun reading about his images of Hermiones virtue being shattered:-)Very well done!
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms.
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
,
No one is more disturbed by the image of Weasley's dangly bits than I. However, I am sad to say, that particular image is entirely eclipsed by the horror of realizing that I was having a romp in a playground that was first enjoyed by … Neville Longbottom.
Disturbedly,
Severus Snape
Response from Sampdoria (Reviewer)
Ugh, I was trying to forget that disturbing picture, now you have traumazided me for at least a couple of days...:-))
It was only a dream, it was only a dream, whew, that was hot in a horror filled kind of way. I lmao at naive Ron and Harry's grasp of Hermione's love life. I wanted to AK Ron when he interrupted Severus' words to Hermione.
I would love to be a butterfly on the window seal when Harry and Hermione visit next.
~didya feel the love~
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms. Flitterkat,While you may be comforted that this horrific tale was only the workings of my subconscious, I assure you that fact is of little solace to me.The naivete of both Potter and Weasley is exceedingly vexing, not amusing. Though, I'll grant you that in this case the outcome was reasonably entertaining.Regarding Weasley interrupting my discourse with Miss Granger, I'm not sure why you've got your knickers in a twist. Perhaps I was just going to tell her that she had a boogey on her nose.Rest assured, there will be no next visit. And if there is, i will make sure there are no birds, bees, or butterflies anywhere about, nor any nosy little wenches.Sincerely,Severus Snape
Response from FlittterKat (Reviewer)
Of course, Darling I understand. I'm quite sure Harry and Hermione will respect your wishes. Now, lie quite still while I reattach your, well, while I'm working. That's a dear.
erm. well. now i've gone and read snarry, despite my firm intentions never ever to do that, and i blame you, pervelicious! not to mention now having way too much familiarity with ron's bits and boundless enthusiasm. poor snape - i hope he recovers from the shock of discovering that his subconscious seems to think harry might have some redeeming characteristics after all. umm. yeah, that's the most shocking aspect of the whole thing. ;)
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
Ms. LeFish,Indeed, Weasley's bits and boundless enthusiasm were appalling. Thank Merlin, I never had to see his bits up close. Regarding Potter, I beg to differ. Potter has no redeeming characteristics at all, nor is hardly the most shocking aspect of this ordeal. Incidentally, I do believe there were several transcription errors in the telling of this tale. I certainly have desire whatsoever to allow to Potter slobber all over my mouth. Though a bit of cocksucking to put the wanker in his place certainly wouldn't be remiss.Sincerely,Severus Snape
Poor Snape! What horrific images to wake up to! At least he got a bit of TLC from Hermione and Harry.I wonder what will happen the next time the Golden Trio comes round. :D
Response from Pervelicious (Author of The Golden Ring)
PajamaPants,I neither want nor need TLC, especially not from the likes of those bumbling fools. Rest assured, should the bloody Golden Trio come to see me again - and I will take every possible step to prohibit their visit - I will prohibit the event from being broadcast all over the bloody internet. Simply put, in terms you can most assuredly understand, there will be no sequel. Go get your jollies somewhere else.Sincerely,Severus Snape