Harry potter catastrophe

"Draco Malfoy!" Snape said a name Carney would never have dreamed of.

"Eh? Is the script wrong? Who is on this stage? You are on the wrong set! Give me back my Professor Snape!" Carney was completely confused.

"What would I get if I added narcissus root powder to a mugwort infusion?" asked Snape.

Ron was very happy, but he didn't feel happy for long before he stopped.

"Narcissus root powder and mugwort can be combined to form a very powerful sleeping potion, also known as the water of life and death." Malfoy gave the answer easily.

Damn it, nobles are really nobles, they are really different from poor people like them. (Poor people: Harry, Ron, Neville, Carney, Seamus)

Crabbe and Goyle must have been the same, they also thought it was Harry's bad luck, from gloating at first to being shocked, then to being shocked and then naturally, looking proud.

Malfoy was relatively calm and quickly responded and gave the answer.

Really! Since he is a noble, he really lives up to his name. He is small but not stupid or stupid.

Carney got to know Malfoy and the world again.

This world is not 100% the original plot, and the ending is not 100% good.

"Let's try it again. If I asked you to find me a bezoar, where would you look for it?" Snape continued.

"Bezoar is a stone taken out of the stomach of a cow. It has a strong detoxifying effect." Malfoy answered correctly again.

"Sit down, it seems that some families' honors are well-deserved." Snape said.

Malfoy was so happy that he finally found his place in front of Gryffindor. Malfoy's honor was not unfounded.

"Then." Snape's tone remained unchanged, "Let's take a look at the performance of the next famous savior."

"Potter, tell me what is the difference between Aconitum scaphoides and Aconitum wolfsbane?"

"Aconitum scapulae and Aconitum wolfsbane are the same plant, and are also collectively called Aconitum." Harry replied in a textbook manner.

"Dried nettles, ground snake teeth, and porcupine quills, what potion can I brew with these three?" Snape asked again unwillingly.

………………

???There were three question marks in a row, and Carney couldn't recall what it was, let alone Harry.

Hermione raised her hands, and she looked at Harry and then at Snape, as if to say: I know, I know, let me answer.

"I don't know, sir," said Harry.

Snape curled his lips and said, "Let's try again."

“If I need a whirling stone, where can I find it?”

………………

Hey! I know this. It was taken out of the stomach of a goat. It also has detoxification effect. It's under the bezoar article in the book. I don't know if Harry looked carefully.

Hermione tried her best to raise her hand as high as possible, but Snape couldn't see it.

"I don't know," Harry said.

"Tsk, tsk—it seems that fame doesn't mean everything."

Malfoy and his guardian were shaking with laughter. Although they did not make a sound, they still laughed happily.

"Obviously, Hermione knows, why don't you ask her?" Harry whispered.

In an instant, several students laughed out loud, and Malfoy almost fell to the ground shaking.

Snape exploded immediately.

"Sit down, silly girl!" he shouted angrily at Hermione, "let me tell you, Potter, throw the dried nettles and ground snake teeth into the cauldron and stew them together, then add the porcupine quills after turning off the heat.

You will get a potion to treat scabies. The whirling stone is a stone in the goat's stomach and has a strong detoxification effect. Do you understand? So, now, why don't you write down all this?" Snape said a series of words without any traces.

Panting.

Immediately there was a sound of touching quills and parchment in the classroom.

Snape quickly returned to several sets, picked up a quill and a small notebook and said: "Draco Malfoy answered all the questions correctly, Slater will add five points, Potter, because you contradicted the teacher, Gryffindor

Therefore, five points were deducted."

When the sound reaches the later part, it becomes terrifyingly deep.

This was just the beginning of the long Potions class. Snape chose a lot of reasons to deduct points from Gryffindor, especially Harry.

He deducted all the points that could be deducted in a class. Snape was also a ruthless person and spoke very artistically, but he did not use curse words to curse.

Even Neville, who was hiding by the wall, was almost frightened to tears, but fortunately, he didn't seem to be targeting Carney very much, and he didn't mention him except by name.

Everyone in Gryffindor had been scolded by Snape, but because Hermione had memorized the entire book, Snape didn't have an excuse to scold her, and she was honored with the title of "Miss Know-It-All".

Well, calling people nicknames is also very rude, and Hermione didn't do well in this lesson.

Slytherins were also criticized harshly, except for Malfoy, because firstly he was not bad himself, and secondly he was Snape's godson.

Carney was very surprised. He thought he would be targeted crazily, but he actually ignored me.

Is this a new type of punishment? Just like what junior high school teachers often do to poor students: ignore them, ignore them, and let them fend for themselves.

Snape was so scheming. He actually wanted to make the Gryffindor people doubt me without criticizing me, and then alienated me and isolated me. It was terrible! Carney almost foiled Snape's plot in an instant.

Snape was also very irrelevant. He didn't have such serious scheming. He completely thought that Carney was an Obscurus, so it was better not to mess around and just ignore him.

The Obscurus is not simple. There is an Obscurus in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Anyone who scolded him has died. His power is so terrifying.

Obscurus was very common during Grindelwald's time. It was caused by children with magical talents who suppressed the magical power of their bodies because they did not understand and believed that wizards were evil and those who knew witchcraft were demons.

Second personality.

Dumbledore dumped this kind of thing on us? Just kidding, it's enough for me to just look at Harry. Harry and Carney have a good relationship, so just pay more attention to him and forget about provoking him.

He still wants to live a few more years, and he still has to see how James' children make a fool of themselves.

Snape divided them into teams of two and instructed them to mix a simple potion to treat scabies.

It's one of the questions I asked Harry before, on the first page of the textbook...

During this period, Snape dragged his long black cloak around the classroom.

Neville is really careless. Fortunately, he is in the same group as me, otherwise he might have a shadow on the Potions class. It seems that there was already a shadow after Snape poisoned him... Carney thought.

This kind of operation is similar to the physical and chemical operations in junior high school, and the steps are written on the blackboard and in the book, but it is slightly different from the blackboard.

On this point, Potions Master Snape was not stingy. These were the perfect steps that he had refined countless times.

Of course this thing has to be copied.

"Carney, why are you copying from the blackboard? Isn't it in the textbook? Wouldn't it be more convenient to copy from the textbook?" Neville had nothing to do and whispered from the side. (Completely embarrassed by Carney, he dared not leave the crucible table.)

"Because I suddenly want to write, copying textbooks is boring. I feel like I am being punished for copying." Carney said in a low voice.

Because there is not much difference in the whole, only some small steps have been changed, and you will not notice them if you don’t pay attention to them.

As for Hermione, she was put on the know-it-all hat and her favorability towards Snape's professor was reduced to 0.

Snape also specifically told her that she was not allowed to raise her hands to ask questions in his Potions class.

So this has not been discovered yet. This note will be snapped up during the exam. As long as the Potions class is still Snape, your score will never be much higher if you follow the textbook style in the exam, unless everything is correct.