The Death Knell

No one knew what the Elixir made Harry see in his dream, but Ron noticed that in the following semesters, his friend tried to say a word starting with 'F' to the Potions Professor several times.

But every time he said 'F...', Snape would cover his ears and run away before he could finish.

Ron admired Harry so much that he actually wanted to curse the professor?

But the professor is still scared. Is he so strong? As expected, he is indeed the former savior, but he has the same person but different destiny...

Forget it, don't think about it anymore, it's time to clean the toilet on the third floor again.

Ron, who was punished by Snape to work for Filch for a month because he personally experimented with a certain word starting with 'F' on Dean Slytherin, picked up the bucket and brush again.

Probably only Neville noticed Harry's changes, because the evolution process was originally considered gentle, but for Neville, who often suffered from amnesia, these were huge changes.

The Boy-Who-Lived was indeed no longer as gloomy as he had been at the start of school. He had switched to Muggle contact lenses and had stopped getting haircuts and shampoos.

Harry became more and more like Snape. In addition to being more friendly and enthusiastic, he was almost like Snape's biological son!

Several times when Neville woke up from his dormitory, he seemed startled to see Snape in the other bed.

But Harry said that this was the tenth time Neville had forgotten about changing his hairstyle, so just recall it carefully and don't make a fuss.

Neville felt that his brain was a little insufficient. Didn't Harry hate Snape the most before? Why has such a change occurred?

He wanted to write to his grandma to ask what was going on. Was Harry cursed?

But as soon as the letter paper was laid out, he forgot what he was doing with it...

Ginny simply went to find Dumbledore because she was convinced that Snape had drugged Harry.

The principal assured her that no professor would harm a student. In order to reassure her, he personally checked on Harry during the intense preparations for the Top Ten Tournament. .

"Are you okay? Harry."

One day in late October, the headmaster called Harry, now Snape, into his office.

"It couldn't be better, sir."

Harry smiled and shook his long black greasy hair and answered politely.

"But... with all due respect, you seem to be imitating Severus?"

Dumbledore's eyes shot out from above his crescent glasses. He felt that he had neglected his duty. In the past two months, he had been traveling all over the world to prepare for the competition, and he had not paid any attention to Harry.

But who would have thought? In just two months, Harry had transformed into a younger version of Severus.

It was so similar that when looking at him, Dumbledore seemed to have returned to decades ago.

"Yes, Mr. Principal, I already know the whole truth... I should compensate him in some ways, right?"

Harry pressed his nose hard to make it look more aquiline. He had already discovered the truth in his dream, that is - he was Snape's son!

It was James Potter who used all kinds of despicable tricks to snatch away the pregnant Lily from Snape. Originally Lily refused to obey, but James in the dream framed some murder charges on Snape, and forcefully took her away. He became a Death Eater.

In this way, the antagonism between the camps tears apart a pair of true lovers and satisfies an insidious demon.

Voldemort is not scary, what is scary is a 'hero' like James who does despicable things in the name of justice.

Harry felt that he understood everything, and so many things in the past made sense.

Why did the principal say that it was his mother's love that created the ancient curse that allowed him to survive, not his father's love?

Because James didn't love him at all, he just wanted Lily, and Harry himself was just a gift, just like the toothpaste gift from his company when Uncle Vernon paid for the cable TV in advance.

Why is my hair black and so oily?

He asked Miss Granger in a veiled way specifically for this purpose, whether parents with both blond hair could give birth to a child with black hair.

The girl in the library politely told him that there are ten genes and three pigments that determine hair color. To explain this requires a rather complicated scientific theory, but Harry couldn't understand it.

But Hermione put it in a more straightforward way, saying that melanin is dominantly inherited compared to melanophage. That is to say, parents with one black hair and one blond hair color may have blond hair, red hair, black hair, etc. There are three possibilities for having a child with hair, but it is impossible for parents with two blond hairs and two recessive parents to give birth to a child with black hair.

Of course, various combinations have the probability of genetic mutation, so children with gray hair will also be produced, but that is considered a disease.

Harry really didn't understand it, and he didn't know if it was true, but since Hermione was recognized as a top student, he believed it.

At the same time, he also figured out why Snape always targeted him in Potions class and deducted points from Gryffindor.

My poor biological father must have been coerced by the principal and the others, right? He couldn't recognize his son, so he could only use the same methods as elementary school students to attract his attention. Even if it was hatred, he didn't want Harry to forget him.

I understand, I understand everything. After Harry woke up in the infirmary that day, he ushered in a new life and gained growth.

He had already guessed that Principal Dumbledore would talk to him...

But Gryffindor never lacks courage, and he shows off! He knows everything about the past!

The memories in these photos are not Severus or James's at all, but Lily's. It is the mother's love shared in her body and in them that links each other, allowing her to see the truth of what happened in the past!

No matter what others say, he only believes what he sees with his own eyes!

How could Dumbledore know what Harry 'understood'?

He thought Harry knew about the things the Marauders and others had done to bully Severus when they were young.

The principal looked at Harry with long black hair in front of him and was silent for a moment.

He was also responsible for what happened back then. He was too focused on fighting Voldemort and greatly ignored the care and teachings of the students in the school.

"Okay." Although Harry's way of compensating by imitating the victim is a bit strange, the wizarding world has never been short of weirdos. Dumbledore only needs to ensure that he grows up healthily. Anyway, it is already up to Hermione to deal with Voldemort: "I understand what you mean, Harry, and I will also help you convey your sincerity to Snape. After all, I also had The fault lies within.”

"Please don't say that, Headmaster, you are a great wizard and a good person." Harry shook his head. In his past memories and dreams, Dumbledore was one of the few bright people who was kind to everyone.

Dumbledore took out a bag of candy from the desk drawer and gave it to Harry with a levitating spell, winking at him:

"But even the greatest people make mistakes. Remember this, Harry... you can go back. I have to go to South America for a trip, so I have to buy a pair of thick socks. There is a A magical creature likes to bite ankles exposed outside shoes."

Harry bowed and was about to leave. Suddenly, as if he remembered something, he turned around and asked, "Headmaster, did Professor Snape really love my mother in the past?"

The old mage who was walking towards the fireplace was stunned, his eyebrows furrowed, as if he was thinking about something.

But in the end, he sighed and chose to tell the truth to Harry. After all, the person was dead, so what else could he avoid?

"Yes, he was, is, and will be like that in the future."

Harry smiled, as if he had let go of a heavy burden, and smiled from the bottom of his heart.

"Thank you principal, I know what to do."