Hogwarts: Becoming a god from reselling fresh food

"Do you want to protect them?" Snape glared at Murphy.

"Protect?" Murphy frowned, "I'm just protecting my students. Why do you regard your students as enemies? Professor Snape?"

"As a student, I placed a bug in the professor's office! Shouldn't such a serious mistake be punished?"

"Of course - if this is indeed the case." Murphy said, "But I believe there must be some misunderstanding."

"Misunderstanding? They have already admitted it!"

"Oh, I think it's possible that they were intimidated by you and didn't understand your problem. Can you let me say a few words to them? Vice Principal McGonagall?" Murphy said, looking at McGonagall.

He didn't ask Snape at all, because this was McGonagall's office, and McGonagall had a higher position than Snape.

Using the title "Vice President" instead of professor is to remind everyone present, "In addition to being a professor, I am also a school director! I have a bit of a discerning eye!"

Professor McGonagall was keenly aware of this and nodded.

After all, this request is really reasonable.

"Tom, Harry, Hermione, Ron." Murphy glanced at the four little ones, "Who among you lost his goblin gold coin?"

Harry and others were all shocked. Lost it?

this……

Tom looked at Murphy and saw that the latter was facing away from all the professors. He winked at himself and felt relieved, "Professor, it's... Harry. Harry's gold coin can't be found."

Murphy nodded and looked at Harry again, "Harry, do you know where you left it?"

"I..." Harry looked at Murphy blankly, he hadn't figured it out yet, "I don't know, Professor..."

Then Murphy turned to the skinny janitor in the corner, "Filch, did you hear Peeves' voice in that gold coin?"

"Yes, yes my lord...I heard it say..."

"Professor," Tom understood everything at this moment. He immediately said: "After I lost my gold coin, I planned to find it through the call function of the gold coin. We got together to determine its location, and then Peeves appeared. Already..."

Murphy immediately turned around, "So, you are not deliberately eavesdropping on Professor Snape's secrets?"

"No, of course not."

"Nonsense! What a load of nonsense!" Snape was angry. Are you making up a story in front of me?

"Harry Potter sneaked into my office that day just to put the gold coins there!" He said as he looked at Harry, "Potter, do you still dare to quibble?"

"I, I..." Harry swallowed, he really wasn't good at lying.

"Professor Snape..." Murphy suddenly said, "Why target a child like this? The matter between you and his father has nothing to do with him."

Snape's heart skipped a beat, and he looked at Murphy in shock, "What did you say?"

Murphy still looked attentive, "Besides, you don't want him to get really hurt, do you?"

Snape was shocked for a moment, and his expression became extremely terrifying, as if he had suffered extreme humiliation, but Murphy still looked at him calmly.

"No, don't look like that..." Snape almost said through gritted teeth.

Then, he suddenly turned his head and glanced at Harry, then walked away, as if he didn't want to say another word.

Murphy breathed out a breath, which offended Snape severely.

"Professor McGonagall," Murphy looked at McGonagall who was thinking thoughtfully, "Look, this is just a misunderstanding. Maybe Harry's goblin gold coin fell into Professor Snape's office. I think they I won’t make similar mistakes again.”

Professor McGonagall glanced at the four little ones and saw their pleading expressions, and nodded slightly, "You all should go back."

The matter ended just like that, and Murphy even returned Harry's goblin gold coin to him.

After leaving Professor McGonagall's office, the four little ones felt like they had escaped.

"Thanks to Professor Murphy..." Hermione said, "otherwise we might really be expelled..."

"I agree this time." Ron, who has always been a naysayer on this matter, also said for the first time, "If I am fired, my mother will definitely kill me..."

"Harry, what does the teacher mean by that sentence? Do Snape and your father know each other?" Tom asked.

Harry shook his head, "I don't know...Sirius never mentioned Snape..."

"It sounds like Snape and your father are enemies." Hermione said, "Your godfather must not like him either."

Harry nodded.

It seemed that he had found the reason why Snape hated him so much.

But what does Professor Murphy mean by that statement? Snape didn't want to really get hurt?

But he clearly wanted to kill me.

…

Snape began to target Murphy in every aspect, such as confiscating the goblin gold coins from students in class, assigning a large number of after-school homework, so that students did not have time to complete the study content of Murphy's practical class, such as ordering Slytherin students to Eat at your own long table, for example, prohibiting Slytherin students from using goblin gold coins in the lounge.

Otherwise, the old bat is really a narrow-minded person.

This operation really made Murphy angry.

He didn't care about anything else, but cutting off Slytherin's communication with other houses meant cutting off the connection between Tom and the Iron Triangle. It was also a provocation to his "house integration" policy, and he couldn't bear it.

One night at dinner, Murphy made a point of sitting next to Snape.

"Professor Snape, you are free to manage students in your classroom, but banning the use of goblin gold coins in the lounge is too much, right? This will greatly delay the progress of my course. Can you give me a reason?"

"My students don't need Muggle thoughts polluting their brains," Snape said arrogantly.

Murphy's eyes twitched, you old boy...

With a dark character like yours, even if Lily gives you a hundred chances, she won’t look down on you!

"Professor Snape, you have your teaching methods, and I have mine. I think there is nothing wrong with opening up their ideas..."

"Am I going to let students use those Muggle things to make potions in the future?" Snape said unceremoniously, "Let their potion refining skills be as miserable as yours?"

"What did you say?" Murphy narrowed his eyes, "Snape, I am talking to you now because you were my teacher, but don't forget, I am now the school director!"

"Oh? Great school director, are you going to use your status to oppress me?" Snape sneered, "That practical class of yours was a joke! You don't understand magic at all, let alone potions. You're just trying to fool ignorant fools with Muggle stuff."

Is this guy crazy?

Suddenly, Snape stood up. Everyone was startled by his sudden movement and looked over.

"Let's make a bet, Professor Darkholm." Snape looked at Murphy and said, "If you think your Muggle skills can make a better potion, let's give it a try."

The students looked at the two people at the teacher's desk in shock.

Even Professor McGonagall was shocked.

"Professor!" Professor McGonagall looked at Snape and Murphy, "What are you two doing?"

Murphy also stood up and looked at Snape. After a long time, he realized that this man was probably really crazy.

There are not many words in this world that can sting a walking zombie - obviously the two words he said before were just that.

"Okay." Murphy said, "Then what's the bet?"