This Hogwarts isn't normal.

The Lion House and the Snake House have always disliked each other. ‘6’‘9’‘s’‘h’‘u’‘x’‘.’‘c’‘o’‘m’

To talk about the specific reasons, we have to start from thousands of years ago.

The magic power that ancient people obtained from magical animals for their descendants will always be inherited by some people.

These Squibs, who are regarded as a shame, can only survive in the Muggle world.

During the witch hunting period, their children who suddenly had magic power riots were regarded as aliens and executed.

Even the children of wizard families were also killed one after another.

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was established under such circumstances.

Salazar Slytherin could entrust his life to the other three founders, but he never trusted those little wizards of Muggle origin.

He was very worried that there would be a day when all wizards would be killed by Muggles.

So one day after a big quarrel with Godric Gryffindor, he chose to leave Hogwarts, which carried his dreams, alone.

Excuses or boredom.

Godric, who clearly distinguishes between love and hate, regarded this as a betrayal.

In the end, thousands of years passed.

Slytherin thought that Gryffindor was stupid and reckless, and never considered the consequences of things.

Gryffindor thought that Slytherin was too selfish and would take care of his own interests first in any action.

But no matter what the nature of both sides was, they were very eager for honor and victory.

Ravenclaw only wanted to explore the essence of magic, and Hufflepuff was very Buddhist.

Gryffindor and Slytherin, who were prejudiced against each other, finally turned from open and secret fighting to incompatibility.

But Snape's reason for targeting Harry did not seem to be completely like this.

This kind of disgust that seemed to come from the bones, unless he did not want to continue to mix in the magic world, it would not be because of his old boss.

Vincent, who had completed the potion making, did not have the idea of ​​helping other classmates this time.

He had been paying attention to Snape, who was "concerned" about Harry steaming the tentacled slug.

"Potter, can you stop shaking your hands like an old man?

Look at Longbottom next to you, at least he shakes more rhythmically."

Harry's panic was inexplicable.

And Neville's panic was real.

Luckily, he still remembered the last step that Vincent had just demonstrated.

Snape turned his gaze back to Harry's cauldron.

The irregularly shaped slug was only half melted at present.

"Sizzle--"

Neville moved the crucible away from the fire and added the porcupine quills.

But after stirring it for a few times, he found that the color of the potion was not right.

"Longbottom, you successfully ruined a potion with your rhythmic hand shaking."

Harry, who was terrified next to him, quickly used his other hand to steady the spoon.

When the slug was completely melted, Snape's big face was almost close to the edge of his crucible.

Vincent, who was watching them intently, was suddenly blocked by Hermione's small hand. Bar Book 69 New

She pointed at Seamus who was sitting in the second row.

In the process of making potions, you need to use a wand to do some operations similar to enchantment.

But Seamus's wand-waving posture is not standard at all.

The potions in his crucible all showed a strange charred black color.

Vincent was too familiar with what would happen next.

At the least, it would burn through the bottom of the pot, and at the worst, it would explode all over the classroom.

"What's that smell?" Snape raised his head slightly and looked at the place where the black smoke was coming out.

As soon as Vincent held the wand in his hand, he quickly lifted his cloak and pulled out the wand.

I don't know if it was intentional, but the wide cloak just covered Harry's little head.

The crucible that was about to explode, following the guidance of the wand, broke the window directly and fell heavily outside the classroom.

The whole process was so fast that many students couldn't react.

"Bang--"

It wasn't until the explosion outside that they knew what was going to happen just now.

"That look..." Vincent keenly caught Snape's fleeting nervousness.

This panic was mixed with a firm and complex emotion, and he didn't understand where it came from.

It was certain that he was afraid that something would happen to the students, but why did he look at Harry, who was half covered by the black cloak?

"Finnigan, because of your stupid behavior, Gryffindor will be deducted 5 points."

Snape patted his cloak and turned to walk towards the podium.

Even if he concealed it very well, Vincent still saw something wrong.

Although emotions can be concealed, subconscious actions in critical situations will not lie.

Snape just now, definitely deliberately protected Harry first!

Combined with the performance in the Quidditch game, this intuition became even stronger.

But until the end of the two classes, Vincent didn't figure out why he did this.

"20 points, we lost a total of 20 points today..."

Ron, who walked out of the classroom a few steps, immediately launched a bombardment of Snape.

In summary, this person just deducted 5 points because Gryffindor had too many points.

"5 points?"

"What's wrong?"

Vincent's smile suddenly froze.

Harry just spoke louder, but was considered to be contradicting and deducted 10 points.

But Seamus, who was worse off than Hermione, was deducted 5 points like her.

Little lions are impulsive. Harry, who took up half of the deduction points today, might become the target of public criticism.

"Severus Snape, what kind of person is he..."

"Of course, he's just a jerk who doesn't like us!"

Vincent ignored Ron's indignation.

"Brother, how was your first experience in Potions class?"

The twins were waiting for him at the dungeon entrance as promised.

"It's unforgettable for me."

"Oh, it's our little baby Ronnie~" George half-huggled Ron, who was full of anger.

"Why, did the old bat cause you trouble?"

"No." Ron slapped his big hand away, "I just feel sorry for Harry!"

"Get used to it." Fred came to Harry, "Don't be sad, he often deducts points from us.

As long as we make a little more noise, we can't escape one or two points."

"Thank you." Harry seemed to be less uncomfortable.

"What he wants is isolation!" Vincent suddenly stopped.

With this unfair treatment, he slowly established the illusion that Gryffindor's points were deducted more and more because of Harry.

Harry frowned, "Really? But Snape has no reason at all."

Ron agreed with Vincent's guess, "Don't forget that he is very familiar with old Malfoy, and maybe he has joined there before."

"If that's the case, Dumbledore would never keep him in school."

"I don't know about that."

The two people with full of questions looked to the side, but found that Vincent was no longer there.

"He just finished talking and left." Hermione, who was at the end, walked straight past several people.

"Even we didn't notice it!" The twins were scared.

This silent skill is completely comparable to Snape.

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