Hogwarts Diary: Snape Goes Crazy

Vesey's fifth grade has started, and this year the school has a new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, Umbridge from the Ministry of Magic.

Snape had seen this woman before.

But at that time, he didn't have much impression of this woman. His only feeling was that she was a flatterer.

Unexpectedly, when they met again this time, Snape realized that his impression of this woman was a bit wrong. This woman was not only a flatterer, but also quite cruel to students.

I heard that this woman made Harry Potter write with his own blood in the office.

Snape heard what these troublesome students said, and he was very interested in it. He thought that if Dumbledore allowed him to do this, then the little trolls in the whole school would have started to become smarter.

At this point, he and Umbridge were of the same mind.

He and Umbridge even laughed together when they shared this idea.

It was just that when he saw Vesey being tortured like this for Harry Potter, he felt uncomfortable and painful.

He still felt a little guilty. He shouldn't think like this. Even if it was for Vesey's happiness, he should maintain the image of a normal professor.

But the situation is getting worse, and Umbridge has apparently caused public outrage at the school.

In addition to torturing students, she also began to criticize professors. 750

At the same time, Vesey and Harry Potter also formed a student organization in the school. He didn't know what this organization did. It should teach students to learn some spells.

In short, he thought this behavior was quite interesting at first, but on the second day he discovered that Umbridge also knew about it.

She even posted notices, resolutely not allowing students to carry out these organized behaviors on their own.

Snape was speechless about this. He really didn't expect Umbridge to be so sensitive.

It was just a small group activity organized by some students. Even if these students organized themselves to confront him, Snape would not feel any pressure.

Although Snape didn't feel like he had become such an angry figure at school.

Snape didn't do much to help Vesey this year.

Because Dumbledore told him that he must maintain a bad relationship with Dumbledore so that the Ministry of Magic could relax its vigilance against him.

If the Ministry of Magic really drives Dumbledore away, then Professor McGonagall may become the Headmaster, or he may become the Headmaster.

Whether Professor McGonagall was the headmaster or he became the headmaster, Dumbledore made them promise to keep the students as safe as possible.

Snape didn't think it was his responsibility to protect the safety of other students except Vesey, but after teaching for so many years, he had a very strong feeling for Hogwarts.

Harry Potter didn't know where it was, but Snape knew where it was.

He was very shocked by this, and of course Voldemort also found it very unimaginable. He simply could not imagine (cjcg) that Harry Potter could know this.

But Dumbledore told him that this was not a good thing.

If Voldemort realized that Harry Potter could see what he was doing, he would probably take advantage of it.

The two of them hate each other and can't possibly stay together.

He doesn't want this family to be destroyed, or to dissolve the school and let all the students go back.

He used to think of this place as his home, and he thinks of this place as his home now.

He couldn't learn the essence of Occlumency at all, nor did he practice Occlumency properly. He couldn't even clear his brain at night.

Sure enough, whenever Harry Potter was made angry, he felt happy.

Snape partly approved, but also partly disapproved.

But Dumbledore told him that if Harry was really used by Voldemort in turn, Vesey would probably be implicated.

Umbridge, of course, had a great liking for his tendency to work with the Ministry of Magic, and approved his request immediately.

Before Christmas.

That was the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic, where the thing Voldemort was looking for was located.

It is said that Hart predicted Arthur Weasley's snake bite.

Even if Harry Potter was used by Voldemort in turn, what's the problem? He wasn't the one who got hurt anyway.

They reached a consensus on this point, and Snape said that he would teach Harry Potter Occlumency well.

Snape even saw Harry Potter from inside Harry Potter's head. He often dreamed at night that he was in a corridor and that he was going to a room.

This made Snape feel increasingly agitated. Was Dumbledore planning something again?

But what made him despair was that Harry Potter was simply not the material.

So Snape didn't say anything about Umbridge posting this announcement. He even smiled and helped Malfoy and the others apply for the Quidditch organization.

Snape was somewhat gloating about his misfortune, but his gloating did not last for a few days. Dumbledore told him to teach Harry Potter how to learn Occlumency.

Not only was he tired of this decision, but Harry Potter was also tired of it.

As for Voldemort taking advantage of this, Snape didn't think there was any problem.

It's just that Dumbledore didn't say anything about the solution. He just asked Snape to ask Harry Potter to learn Occlumency more strictly.

When the time comes, Harry Potter will obviously do something irrational according to his mindless troll behavior.

Thinking of the angry expression on Harry Potter's face, he couldn't help but smile from within.

Umbridge even refused Gryffindor's request to reorganize the Gryffindor Quidditch team in front of him.

The professor obviously had the same feelings as him, and they absolutely did not want Hogwarts to be disbanded.

Obviously Harry Potter can see Voldemort's thoughts, which are useful to him and very useful to the Order of the Phoenix.

He told Dumbledore about this matter, and he believed that this matter must be resolved by Dumbledore.

Every time he saw the injured images of Vesey in Harry Potter's mind, he felt extremely angry.

He and Harry Potter were both angry and desperate, but they just couldn't reach a consensus.

But while he was shocked, he also felt very happy. If Harry Potter could really know what Voldemort was thinking and doing, this might be a great thing.

Snape also said many things that he hated about Gryffindor in front of Umbridge, and it was obvious that Umbridge expressed his happy approval for doing so.