The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

Snape choked upon hearing this. 𝐺𝑜𝑜𝑔𝑙𝑒 Search for 𝑠𝑡𝑜𝑐𝑜𝑚Read▲

This is such a sad topic.

To be fair, although Andy's Patronus Curse was very tricky, Snape didn't think he could beat him - but the premise of all this was that Andy's strength was still at the same level as the last time they fought.

However, it has been several months now!

Thinking of Andy's unscientific speed of improvement in strength, Snape decided to change the topic.

"Where is the Resurrection Stone?" Snape asked as calmly as possible.

Andy took out the resurrection stone from his pocket and placed it on the coffee table.

"That's it." Andy said calmly.

Snape's eyes have been completely attracted by the Resurrection Stone. If this black stone is really the Resurrection Stone, then he can see Lily again.

Lily...

There were so many things he wanted to say to Lily.

Where to start?

Once, Snape wanted Lily to learn dark magic with him. But if he could do it all over again, he would be willing to give up black magic and those meaningless ambitions for Lily.

After losing Lily, Snape once felt that life was meaningless.

To this day, the only reason that supports Snape's survival is to protect Lily's child, the child who makes him feel extremely disgusted.

Andy's pupils are earthquake!

Andy never thought that Snape was still a lover.

This is too outrageous!

If you put Snape in an idol drama...

No! Andy couldn't imagine that image.

"Professor?" Andy reminded softly.

Snape came back to his senses. He looked at Andy and asked, "Where is the potion?"

"Um……"

Andy considered it and said: "Professor, before I take out the potion and tell you the secret about the Resurrection Stone, I want to make an unbreakable vow with you."

"I have to make sure you keep my secret!"

Snape looked at Andy with gloomy eyes. Andy thought he would say something, but he only said one word - OK!

"Hold on!"

Andy said something, then went downstairs and brought Helen up.

Helen still has an impression of Snape, after all, Snape was the super villain in her school days.

But Snape had no impression of Helen.

When Snape was a student, apart from Lily and dark magic, the only one he had eyes for was his mortal enemy - Gryffindor F4.

As for Helen...

Who would remember a melon-eating crowd!

"Let's start!" Helen said.

Andy nodded, then glanced at Snape.

Snape stood up from the sofa sullenly.

Making an unbreakable vow is still very ritualistic.

Andy and Snape knelt face to face, holding each other's right wrist with both hands. Helen took out her wand and touched the joined hands of Andy and Snape.

After doing all this, Helen glanced at Andy.

Andy said calmly: "Severus Snape, after I tell you the secrets about the Resurrection Stone and the potion, are you willing to keep all my secrets and not leak them in any form?"

Snape said expressionlessly, "I do!"

The oath is established!

A thin, dazzling tongue of fire spurted out from Helen's wand, like a red and hot metal wire, wrapped around the two hands held by Andy and Snape.

"Thank you for your hard work, Mom." Andy said.

"So……"

Helen looked around and said, "I shouldn't have anything to do here, right? I'll go back first. Andy, don't forget to go home for dinner tonight."

Andy immediately said: "Okay, I'll send it to you!"

After saying that, Andy quickly helped Helen downstairs.

Snape: "..."

In fact, when he first made an unbreakable vow, Andy deliberately played a careful trick.

Andy would only tell Snape the secret of the 'Resurrection Stone and Potion', but asked Snape to keep 'all' his secrets.

In other words, from now on, Snape could not mention Andy to anyone.

But obviously, Snape didn't care about this.

After seeing Helen off, Andy returned to the private room on the second floor.

"Professor, this is the potion."

Andy took out the crystal vial and explained: "This is the potion I got in the Brain Hall of the Department of Mysteries. I would like your help to analyze the ingredients and functions of these dark green potions."

Snape glanced at Andy in surprise.

Although he is withdrawn, he is not deaf to what is going on outside the window. What's more, the invasion of the Ministry of Magic has been reported in newspapers for several days.

"The person who invaded the Ministry of Magic...were you?" Snape didn't know what to say.

This can no longer be described as bold.

This is called unscrupulousness!

Even Voldemort would never have dared to do such a thing when he was a student.

Most importantly, he made it out alive.

"Do you know why I went to the Department of Mysteries?"

Andy asked a question, and then asked and answered himself: "The Department of Mysteries has a room called the Hall of Death. And the Resurrection Stone is the Deathly Hallows..."

"Do you think they are related?"

"I went to the Death Hall...with the Resurrection Stone."

Snape looked solemn, he already had a premonition of what Andy would say next.

"There is an arch in the stone pit of the Death Hall, and a black curtain hangs on the arch."

Andy continued: "When I approached the arch with the Resurrection Stone, the Resurrection Stone absorbed the power behind the curtain."

"I think that's probably the magic of death."

"Professor, do you remember "The Story of Three Brothers"? The second child who got the Resurrection Stone felt that there seemed to be a veil between him and his beloved."

"I used to think that 'veil' was just an adjective, until I saw the curtain on the arch."

"Perhaps the Resurrection Stone can really bring the soul of the dead to the world, so that... we can use the power of magic to create a new body for him - just like Voldemort."

"But the curtain blocks the souls of the dead, preventing them from really coming to the real world we live in."

Speaking of this, Andy spread his hands and said, "This is the secret of the Resurrection Stone."

Snape's face was uncertain, and he asked: "What is behind the curtain?"

"I did not see it!"

Andy said helplessly: "In fact, I don't dare to lift that curtain at all."

"When the Resurrection Stone absorbed the magic of death, I felt a coldness that penetrated deep into my soul. The coldness even froze my mind, and I almost died from it."

Snape glanced at Andy and chose to believe Andy's words.

Other things may not be proven, but the dark green liquid and the brain soaked in the liquid... If there is another place to get these things, then this place must be the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic.