Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

impossible!

This is impossible!

After hearing Snape's words, except for the two women brought by McGonagall, almost everyone in the living room had an incredible feeling.

You know, all the faculty and staff of Hogwarts gathered here today, including the older sister Charlotte who chose to stay after graduation and who has always had a good relationship with Maca, are also here. Everyone is in harmony. Maca is a familiar one. So after hearing Snape’s shocking news, everyone’s first reaction was not to believe it!

Although most of the people present did not know exactly what the "demon" Snape was talking about, nor did they know where the "unknown witch" Kern came from, but in everyone's mind, something was obvious. It is much more important than this.

But after a while, Professor McGonagall was the first to calm down.

"Severus, what happened?" McGonagall frowned and asked with a serious expression of surprise.

However, Snape shook his head slightly, and then said indifferently in the increasingly eager eyes of everyone:

"If I say it, I don't know too much, do you believe it?"

If Snape had only said such a word, then Flitwick, who was closest to him at this time, might have to raise his fist and knock him on the knee in a hurry. Fortunately, this was obviously just an introduction from Snape, and then he finally began to succinctly tell everything he had seen during this hurried journey.

Snape was actually very clear about what his colleagues in front of him wanted to know-the current situation of Hermione, Harry and others, the current situation in the UK, and of course the most important news about Maca. Since there are still not many people who dare to set foot in that extremely dangerous disaster area so far, this information has always been the most concerned by everyone.

Especially after Snape had just uttered such an amazing sentence.

only…

Just like Snape's first quote said, even with his experience, it is not enough to wash away the confusion and suspense in everyone's hearts, but it has made it more and more thriving.

"You mean... Macathon intends to support the plan of the mysterious witch named'Kern' to transform all humans into living corpses?"

Slughorn briefly summarized Maca's retelling by Snape, and while his face was shocked, a complicated light gleamed in his eyes.

Tom Riddle's past is still in sight. He thinks that he will grow his wisdom after eating, and he will never know the wrong person again in his life. But how can I think that this time the situation seems to be even more terrible.

Is his vision of Horace Slughorn really that bad?

Of course, among the many wizards present, like Slughorn, those who quickly felt disappointed and annoyed were only a few. Others were shocked, but the first choice to come to mind was still suspicion—they didn’t doubt Snape. What they said was not the truth. What they doubted was whether Maca did what he did, whether there were any difficulties or internal affairs behind it.

After all, it's not the first time Maca has done this kind of thing.

More importantly, no one believed that Maca would agree to such a crazy and appalling plan, and even personally planned and executed it for the other party!

"It's impossible... It's impossible..." Charlotte in the corner shook her head repeatedly and murmured endlessly. Professor Sprout looked distressed and was squeezing her shoulders.

Snape seemed to have heard Charlotte's repeated, louder and louder mutterings. After a short glance at her, Snape said nonchalantly:

"But he is indeed doing that."

"Impossible!" Charlotte looked up sharply, staring at Snape and hissed.

But Snape didn't pay attention to her, and just continued on his own:

"He not only concentrated on the living corpse group, accelerated their evolution, and made more high-level individuals appear among them, he even gave them emotions, making the group structure of the living corpse group more reasonable and complete; he also induced With Potter and Granger hunting the natural enemies of the living corpses, they used those stupid idiots who only have blood but no brains to clean up the troubles of the living corpses... To be honest, I really admire him this time. It’s no wonder that two generations of Dark Lords have been planted in his hands one after another for such a shameful plot..."

Having said that, Snape should have thought of the scene he saw in the Buckingham Palace hall at that time, and the words on his lips suddenly stopped.

"No," he thought for a while, "it seems that even the despicable Helbo of the ancient black wizard has already been manipulated by him."

Snape's words with a little emotion made it obvious that several professors finally showed anger on their faces—regardless of the facts, his statement clearly irritated many professors who didn't like conspiracy.

It's just that these professors are not stupid, they just need to think about it, and they immediately understand why Snape calls Maca's approach "scheming."

Because everyone knows that the children headed by Harry and Hermione are kind in their hearts. As long as they are there, it will be difficult for them to raise their wands against those living corpses who already possess wisdom and may no longer be hostile. Even though, Maca had already personally told him in front of them...or that it was the plan of the witch Kern who didn't know who it was.

However, Charlotte still didn't believe it.

When the professors were silent, Charlotte was still shaking her head, stubbornly saying "impossible" and the like, unwilling to believe such facts.

That wasn't the junior brother she knew at all, that wasn't Maca McLean!

Hearing the constant murmurs coming from the corner of the living room, Snape paused for a moment, then twitched the corner of his mouth with a noncommittal "tsk". UU reading www.uukanshu.com

"Speaking of which, the female senior living corpse that fell in front of McLean is really quite similar to a human girl! What a pity..."

As soon as this sentence was uttered, even Charlotte stopped her verbal mumbling abruptly, suddenly fell into silence, and for a while the living room became silent.

I don't know how long it took, and finally, it was McGonagall who broke away from the contemplation first, breaking the increasingly solemn atmosphere.

Seeing her looking at Snape, she said solemnly:

"I know what you said, so... Severus, what do you really think?"

Before the words fell, everyone's eyes fell on McGonagall's side, and after a while, they followed her gaze back to Snape's cold face.

Immediately, everyone saw Snape raise his eyebrows.

"Do nothing." He paused and replied.