Harry Potter's Bastard

When Harry came out of Dumbledore, he didn't even know how he got back to his bedroom. It was as if one of his memories had disappeared, which was not surprising since he had been dominated by the emotions of anger.

Harry knew Snape was bad, so bad that he had once been a Death Eater...... Maybe it was now—Harry couldn't help but think.

But Harry never imagined that in addition to the murderer Voldemort and the traitor Wormtail, it would be Snape who killed his parents.

Of course, Snape didn't deal with them when he was still in school...... Harry thought of the memories he had seen with Snape, how could the old bat not hold a grudge against them, so he eavesdropped on the prophecy, then turned around and told Voldemort, and then ...... Their father and godfather believed in the wrong person, and they actually chose Wormtail as a secret -

Harry lay on the bed and strung the whole thing together. The more I thought about it, the angrier I became. Not just for Snape, but also for Dumbledore.

Why let Snape go when Dumbledore had already discovered him? Dumbledore said that Snape had reformed because he was a wallworm who had taken refuge in Dumbledore when Voldemort was about to fail. Harry remembered that he had been in the Headmaster's office and had watched the trial of Karkaroff, when Dumbledore had even vouched for Snape......

They were all deceived. Harry tossed and turned on the bed, he couldn't calm down. The enemy who killed his parents was in this castle, and he even had to go to his class every week!

Harry's aberrations were soon discovered by Ron and Hermione.

"If you don't understand, why didn't you ask Dumbledore at the time?" Hermione said at breakfast the next day, though she didn't know much about the prophecy.

"He just said, 'People make mistakes, and we should give them a second chance when they get lost.'" Harry glanced over to the teacher's chair, where Dumbledore's high-backed chair was still empty.

"I had to say that Snape had not repented at all. Ron puffed out his cheeks, and Hermione on the other side gave him a disgusted look.

"Let's go find Solim after class. Hermione said, "You know, he always solves problems. "

There are fewer classes in sixth grade, but they don't feel as easy as they seem. Although there is a lot of time for students to spare due to the lack of classes, that time is not for students to play, but for them to solve the mountains of homework.

Not only do they have to work hard as if they have to cope with exams every day, but the homework itself is much more difficult than before. Harry didn't understand almost half of what Professor McGonagall was teaching these days, and even Hermione had to ask Professor McGonagall to repeat what she was saying a time or two to understand. Hermione had even been in the classroom longer than she had been in the common room, but it was good that Neville had a message, otherwise Solim wouldn't have known about their difficulties.

"I heard, you met one?"

Neville didn't say it clearly, only that Harry was asking

Hermione glanced at Harry and saw that he was not, so she asked Solim about her academic difficulties.

"I thought you were already familiar with this. Solim looked at Hermione in surprise as he listened to Hermione's question.

"I should have a lot of this in the books I left behind, as long as I practiced a lot. Of course, the premise is that you are already fully familiar with the theory of secondary deformation. "

Solim drew his wand and said to Hermione, "If you don't know, I think I can show you this." "

That's what Hermione wanted, and she pulled out her wand and cast a spell at the empty cup on the table, which turned into a gray mouse.

The mouse tried to jump off the table, but stopped in mid-air and couldn't move.

"I think Professor McGonagall made it clear in class. Solim pointed his wand at the rat and made no further movements.

"The secondary deformation depends on the nature of the object, and has nothing to do with what it first became. And the difference between the metamorphosis between living and dead things is also something to be aware of - you did a good job. Solim commented on Hermione's transformation into a mouse, "But the choice of the second transformation is also very important, the cup becomes a mouse, the dead becomes a living thing, if I am going to turn this mouse into a rabbit, then what rules do I need to follow? Is it the rule of the dead to the living, or the rule of the living to the living?"

"The rules for the dead to become alive. "On the theoretical side, Hermione has been doing well.

"That's right, so the most important thing about secondary deformation is to first figure out the original properties of the object. Solim tapped his wand, and the mouse floating in the air instantly turned into a white rabbit.

"Then there's another important point. Solim didn't let go of the rabbit and continued, "There are two things that happen to the secondary transformation, one is the same as we did before: you do the first transformation, and I do the second transformation. There is a prerequisite for the success of this transformation, that is, the level of mana between the wizard who performed the secondary transformation and the previous wizard must not be too large, otherwise it will fail. "

Solim clicked his wand again, reducing the rabbit to a cup, and then turning the cup into a mouse again.

"You can give it a try. Solim said to Hermione.

Hermione ended up just making the rat's tail a little shorter.

"You don't have to be frustrated. Solim reassured, "The magic gap between us hasn't reached that point yet, and your failure is the result of unskill." You still have plenty of time to practice. And as far as I know, the N.W.E.TS transformation exam is done by the candidates themselves, and the examiner will not make a move, so ......"

Solim restored the cup that had been tossed for a long time.

"Like I just said – there is no possibility of shortcuts with practice, Transfiguration and Charms, and it takes a lot of practice to master the relevant techniques. "

Then Solim looked at Harry.

"I heard Neville say, something happened to you?"

"Yes," Harry could tell he was in a bad mood, "I went to Dumbledore yesterday night. Then he told me something......"

Harry didn't say anything about the prophecy, which he didn't tell anyone, and he didn't want anyone to know that one of them had to die between him and Voldemort.

After listening to Harry's incomplete description, Solim thought for a moment and said, "So what are you struggling with? Is it because Snape is still teaching at Hogwarts? Or is it because Dumbledore didn't catch Snape at the time, causing him to snitch? or...... These are all appearances, and what really upsets you is what the prophecy says?"_

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