This Hogwarts isn't normal.

Vincent's words were like a dagger full of poison, stabbing into Snape's heart again and again.

The words were too straightforward, completely breaking his defense.

"Wayne!" Snape slammed the table and stood up, "Are you questioning my qualifications?"

Vincent stood up calmly and stared straight into his vicious eyes, "Yes.

If it were another student, I'm sure he would have a nightmare tonight."

Snape's current performance was more terrifying than the two Dementors guarding the door.

Hermione could still bite the bullet, but Daphne was already trembling.

Dumbledore stood up with a smile, "Severus, calm down."

Snape said nothing, staring at Vincent's bright blue eyes.

[I thought it would be better, you would be different from others...]

He seemed to have remembered that unforgettable memory.

Lily's departure made Petunia angry at magic, but in fact, he was the same.

Wrong is wrong.

Bravely admitting mistakes is the first step to recognize yourself and change yourself.

But the other party is Vincent, a young wizard who has just entered the third grade.

Snape turned his head away and sat back with a cold face.

He actually calmed down?

The two little witches keenly noticed something.

Daphne had not seen those memories with her own eyes, but she knew everything she should know through Hermione.

Snape was extremely inferior in his student days and was unwilling to show his true heart in front of anyone.

Even if it was a good friend from childhood.

"Uh..." Vincent sat down stiffly.

He pouted at Dumbledore, "I think Professor Snape may not accept the supervision of the board of directors.

Even if he agreed, he may not be willing to fulfill it."

Snape's dark eyes looked back again.

The feeling of hatred that made his teeth itch, but helpless, also came back.

Vincent wanted to press on, but Dumbledore spoke first:

"Severus, are you willing to accept and implement the supervision of the board of directors?"

Snape made a very light nasal sound, and it seemed that he agreed.

"Sorry." Vincent picked his ears with a very annoying expression, "Professor Snape, did you say anything just now?"

"Hiss--" Snape made a snake-like sound.

His eyes were as cold as a venomous snake, "I said I am willing to accept the supervision of the board of directors.

Wayne, you are lucky enough, don't go too far."

Vincent wiped his eyes quickly.

It seemed that there was something different, but it seemed the same as before.

Is he afraid?

Or is he worried about Dumbledore?

Hermione slightly widened her eyes and communicated with Daphne with her eyes.

The two little witches should have guessed something.

"Very good." Dumbledore smiled with relief.

He clapped his hands lightly, "Since the matter has been resolved satisfactorily, then--"

Snape snorted coldly, "Wait!

What about Wayne organizing students to strike and maliciously slandering me?"

It's good that he didn't get suspended, he really doesn't want to take any loss.

Obviously pushing the issue, how can you tolerate it?

The second round begins.

Vincent righteously reiterated that he had no choice. If Snape hadn't done it first, he wouldn't have taken extreme measures.

Snape fought back one by one.

Double standards? No way, this is to have higher expectations for the little lions.

Deliberately targeting? It's a pure misunderstanding, just a little stricter.

"Then your reason for deducting points is too casual, isn't it?"

You were not late, but you were caught deducting points.

You deducted points for not maintaining the crucible properly, for not washing hands before entering the classroom, and even for clothes with a little dust on them.

Snape seemed to be choked.

His lips trembled slightly, "Potions is a sacred classroom, I will never allow a troll-like low-intelligence creature to taint it!"

Vincent almost bit his tongue when he was about to refute.

This way of speaking is not Snape at all.

The second-year atmosphere that does not match his personality is too strong.

Vincent used his eyes to ask for help from the other three.

Dumbledore smiled and said nothing, not even moving his eyebrows.

Hermione and Daphne were winking at each other and lip-syncing crazily.

The real Snape?

Vincent was very glad to have them there.

Boys tend to be rational, while girls tend to be emotional.

Different perspectives lead to different conclusions.

Snape is a man with deep obsessions.

For Lily's child, he can go undercover next to Voldemort.

If anyone can change him, it can only be Lily.

It is a pity that Snape missed too much and changed too late.

Vincent shook his head gently and threw the pity that had just risen out of his mind.

This kind of person who is twisted to the extreme does not need sympathy, nor does he deserve sympathy.

"Professor Snape, even if your reasons are sufficient, aren't you deducting too many points?"

Ten or twenty points are deducted at any time, and the four colleges combined are not enough to deduct.

The third round begins.

Vincent, who has the advantage, outputs crazily, directly pointing out that Snape is biased.

They are also boiling the lake potion, why don't Crabbe and Goyle deduct points, they just start with 10 points casually.

Snape's face is getting gloomier and gloomier.

Dumbledore, who has entered the mode of watching the show, eats small candies.

Seeing that Vincent is a little thirsty, he also asked for a pot of tea.

"Thank you, professor." After drinking the tea, Vincent continued to output.

This should be the first time in nearly a thousand years that a student has criticized a professor in person at Hogwarts.

Headmaster Black, who was also watching, had a gloomier face than Snape.

He has many titles, is a rising star in the magic world, and is also the school's largest director.

Snape is the only one who is not good at speaking. If it were him, he would definitely come up with more shameless explanations.

"To sum up -" Vincent paused, raised his teacup and drank half a cup,

"I think Professor Snape's biggest problem is his moral integrity. He is too stingy and vindictive."

With a "bang", Snape's venomous eyes returned.

This time, Hermione and Daphne were no longer afraid.

It was completely different from the feeling before, but I couldn't tell where it was different.

Maybe he really changed, otherwise how could he not be so aggressive.

"Okay." Dumbledore waved his wand and poured tea into Vincent's cup.

"Child, you've said so much, why don't you take a break first?"

Vincent pulled the corner of his mouth, "I'm telling the truth, they can all testify."

Hermione, who was stared at by Snape, took a deep breath,

"Professor Dumbledore, I think the same as Vincent.

Professor Snape's teaching quality is not low, but he is too unfriendly to ordinary students."

Teach if you can, give up if you can't.

Daphne raised her head timidly, "I always think fair competition is a good thing.

So, if Professor Snape is not so utilitarian, I believe the teaching quality of Potions will definitely be improved."

Very pertinent and objective evaluation.

Snape retracted his gaze and snorted with his nose, as if he didn't want to defend himself.

But from his sitting posture that didn't seem impatient, it can be confirmed that he has really improved a little.

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