The card draw starts in Azkaban

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The next morning.

The Great Hall and Dining Hall of Hogwarts.

Severus Snape was sitting at the long table with a sullen expression, having breakfast. Professor McGonagall greeted him, but he didn't pay much attention.

Maybe I didn't hear it.

Not even raising his head.

But this is also a bit too rude.

Professor McGonagall knew that Professor Snape was not usually like this, so she asked him thoughtfully if something had happened to him.

"Professor Snape, are you okay?"

After Professor Snape heard this, he suddenly raised his head, showed a professional fake smile, and thanked Professor McGonagall for his concern.

But he still stubbornly said that he had no problem.

"Thank you for your concern, Professor McGonagall. I think I'm fine."

Then he took the knife in his hand and almost cut the plate.

Following his gaze, Professor McGonagall saw Professor Lupine walking over.

Professor Lupine also seemed to be in a bad mood, more than tired, more than angry - as you might be if your friends blocked your phone number and you couldn't reach anyone anywhere.

Sirius was in a bad mood because Duwei had lost contact, which gave him the feeling that he seemed not to be trusted.

This was a fatal blow to Sirius, who valued love and justice. How could he be in a good mood?

Angry.

Seeing "Lupin", Snape's expression was very indifferent.

"I have something else to do, Professor McGonagall."

Snape said politely and distantly: "I think I won't keep you company for the time being."

He stood up.

Professor McGonagall looked at them worriedly, fearing that they would start fighting here.

Sirius sat on Lupin's seat. On the plate in front of him, some French fries and fried eggs automatically appeared. The house elves were all good at craftsmanship, so Sirius made the one in his house disgusting. Now

Because the family home was gone, the house elves who whined and cursed him every day were also thrown into the Hufflepuff kitchen.

Work hard, he is doing his best.

The food was served, and Sirius didn't mind the simplicity of the food at all, especially after he was imprisoned in Azkaban for a period of time. He had even eaten mice, let alone French fries and fried eggs.

Something.

Even if beaters and dementors deliver meals, there won't be much salt in the food, there won't be much meat, and it won't be so clean and hygienic.

Snape stood behind him.

"I have something to tell you, Lupin."

Snape said in a conspiratorial tone.

"Right here."

Sirius responded quickly.

Snape looked at "Lupin" threateningly, and he obviously wanted to call "Lupin" out.

He wanted to ask Lupine where his friend Sirius Black was, and find Dewey Jones by the way. Dumbledore's matter was almost his bottom line, and he could not allow a person who wanted to kill Dumbledore to exist.

.

Voldemort, there was nothing he could do.

Dowey Jones, no.

He knew how terrifying Voldemort was, but he had never faced Dowey Jones head-on. People always have misconceptions about things they have never seen.

Or you think the other party is too powerful.

Or you just think the other person is too weak.

Dowey Jones, in Snape's mind, belongs to the latter.

Sirius looked directly into Snape's eyes fearlessly. He was not trying to manipulate this little snot-nosed man, he really had something to do.

The reason why he is here today is that he is waiting for the flying crossbow to arrive, and he wants to see and participate in the happiness of his godson.

Otherwise, those gold galleons of his would have really been pawned into the river and heard a noise?

The crossbow bolts sent by Duwe Jones arrived today.

The flying crossbow that was supposed to arrive here very early was delayed due to many reasons, including but not limited to the initial Diagon Alley incident, the Dementor incident at Hogwarts, and all the messy things that followed.

It took quite a while, but fortunately today, the flying crossbow arrows were still coming to him.

Sirius planned to look at Harry's happy face and make up for his debt to Harry. That face, and even the dull hair on his head, looked too much like James.

So at this time, he would not leave the auditorium even a step.

"But I have something to say to you, Lupin, and I think you heard me."

Professor Severus Snape repeated his words again.

"Just say it here, Snape. I think you heard what I said. If you have anything to say, just say it."

Sirius said impatiently. When he heard "Lupin" calling him Snape, Mr. Severus Snape immediately narrowed his eyes and his tone changed.

"Delay you a little time, Lupin, I mean, delay you a little time, why don't you not give me this time?"

He said with squinted eyes, looking at Sirius without blinking. Sirius reluctantly glanced at Harry and stood up.

"What is it, Snape."

He said unkindly and followed Snape out of the great hall. Snape looked around twice and found that there were many people around. He remained silent and angrily led Sirius to an empty place.

corner.

Pull out the wand - Sirius had already expected it, so he also pulled out the wand, and the two of them exchanged two spells silently.

No one was harmed.

"You are indeed not Lupin, who are you?"

Snape asked, he knew Lupine would call him "Severus", although it sounded very affectionate, and he did feel sick, but when these words came out of Lupine's mouth, he also

I think it's quite normal.

After so many days in the new semester, he gradually got used to it.

But just now Lupine called him, "Snape".

Lupine wouldn't call him Snape!

"Little slug, who cares who I am!"

Sirius said tit for tat, and for a moment, Snape's expression turned extremely ugly.

He thought he knew who this person was.

Sirius.

Only members of the Marauder Four, and one other person whose name he didn't want to mention, would call him Slug.

He gripped his wand angrily and said insidiously again: "Sure enough, I will know that Lupine is a rip-off, and he is having an affair with you, the prisoner of Azkaban.

If I spread this news, both you and him will go to Azkaban to live in prison."

Snape threatened and spoke viciously, but he did not expect that his words would hit Sirius's target accurately.

"Really? Little slug? But Remus is ten thousand times more innocent than you.

Snape, when I was in Azkaban, the Death Eaters didn't think you were a lurker lurking around Dumbledore.

They all think you are a shameful traitor.

Especially Bella.

But are you really a traitor?

If you really delivered even a little bit of useful information.

James and Lily..."

In fact, there were words that could hurt Snape's heart even more, but these words would also hurt Sirius's heart, so Sirius chose to shut up.

But these words are enough!

"Idiot, if you hadn't replaced someone on your own initiative, I would have almost found out who was the traitor around Evans. You are the biggest idiot!"

The powder keg was blown up by two people chatting!

Originally, Snape wanted to use Legilimency to take a look at the situation, but the cruel sight of using Legilimency on Harry made him hesitate, so he planned to ask first.

Who knew this was the question.

Asked something happened.

When the two people were talking, they tested each other, and they cast their own spells. The spells collided and eliminated each other again.

Both of them have their own concerns, and to be honest, Sirius has more worries.

Snape was a little more free.

He knew that Sirius was innocent, but there was no conflict with him personally sending Sirius to Azkaban and being kissed by a dementor.

It's just that when the conversation comes to this point.

They really asked and got really angry.

It also turned out to be really popular!

Their methods were no longer gentle, and there were even subtle wind sounds next to Snape's wand, which began to cut the air!

The same goes for Sirius. His hands-on ability is much stronger than when he and Du Wei teamed up to attack Lupine.

With him beside him, flames and ice coexisted, and as soon as the two of them started making moves, the place immediately became lively.

I didn't notice the portrait here at first, but I saw two people fighting.

"Oh, oh, oh, professors, what are you doing?"

The portrait screamed, but neither of them paid attention to them. The lady immediately passed through the other portraits and ran towards the principal's office. Some students on the road saw this scene and were a little surprised.

Soon, Mr. Filch's Mrs. Norris also slipped by. It had an unusually keen sense of danger. Looking at the two professors who were angry and began to become cruel, it turned around and ran away, notifying

own master.

Even the students passing by opened their mouths in surprise.

One pass to ten.

It’s too late to spread the word to hundreds of people.

Ron, the melon-eater, showed up.

Ron ran out with a big chicken leg in his hand, and saw Professor Lupine casting a spell that turned into a fire dragon's mouth. Snape easily cut it with the spell and turned it into nothingness.

He called Harry's name loudly.

He looked like a good brother just watching the fun.

"Harry, Harry, come and see, Professor Lupine and Snape are fighting."

When he shouted this, the worried Professor McGonagall, who was eating, was faster than Harry.

She ran out quickly, and when she saw the two professors fighting, her face changed in surprise!

She didn't expect that what she was most worried about would happen.

The two professors started fighting in the school in such a disgraceful manner!

"Two professors, what are you doing!"

She shouted loudly, and Snape suppressed his anger and took a moment to say: "It has nothing to do with you, professor. I am educating another of our professors on what politeness is!"

"Listen to you Snape! Do you really know what you are talking about?"

Professor McGonagall was also angry. She motioned to the students around her to leave, "Go to class, go to breakfast, don't gather here."

After the professors were dispersed, Harry originally wanted to come over to take a look, but was squeezed away by the rest of the group.

He was jumping up and down anxiously.

Professor McGonagall lifted her skirt, and Professor Flitwick came in from behind.

"Stop them with me, Professor Flitwick."

Professor McGonagall raised her wand and said.

Professor Flitwick nodded and said concisely: "I, Professor Snape, and you, Professor Lupin."

He said quickly, then rushed out and cast a spell on Snape.

Professor McGonagall also picked the right moment at this time and got into the battle.

"Okay, two professors, you can stop!"