Holy Light Professor at Hogwarts

Church, prayer room.

The atmosphere was a bit awkward. Kirk and Professor Snape were sitting at opposite ends of the long table, with a considerable distance between them.

"Professor Snape, as I just said, I'm here to apologize to you." Kirk saw that the scene was a little cold, so he took the initiative to speak.

Professor Snape stared at Kirk closely, as if he thought it was extremely ridiculous for Kirk to say such a thing; no one would believe that he had just started fighting after a disagreement and now turned around to apologize.

Seeing Professor Snape's silence, Kirk didn't know how to explain it.

Tell Professor Snape directly that you are mentally ill?No...Probably Professor Snape felt that he was seriously ill.

What kind of lie can you make up to cover it up?It's not very feasible, Kirk himself is not a good liar.

"Principal Dumbledore just came to see me and we had a talk. I do feel that what I did just now was a bit excessive."

Seeing Kirk move Dumbledore out, Professor Snape's expression became visibly relaxed. This statement was very convincing. He only needed to go to the principal's office to verify the authenticity.

"Are your injuries...serious?" Kirk asked.

Hearing this question, Professor Snape subconsciously touched his left arm. He had just been hit by Kirk's strange spell. Apart from a momentary burning sensation, there was no actual injury left;

But after Kirk left, he suddenly discovered that the Dark Mark on his left arm had disappeared. The skull with a snake coming out of its mouth that had been with him for many years was completely missing. His arm was restored again. Just as it was, as if the mark had never been there.

From a certain point of view, this is a good thing. After all, the mark on his arm is a witness to his own dark history. Every time he sees it, it will evoke deep regret in him; this is also Why, I wear a tight black robe all year round, not only not to let the students see the mark, but also to prevent myself from seeing it.

But from another perspective, this is not a good thing. The Dark Mark is Voldemort's way of summoning Death Eaters, and it is also evidence that Voldemort has not been completely destroyed. Like Dumbledore, I am also deeply worried about Voldemort's comeback. , and in his own plan, the Dark Mark plays a big role.

But it was obvious that there was no way to talk about these things to the dangerous Mr. Kirk in front of him.

"It's okay!" Professor Snape replied with great care.

Kirk breathed a sigh of relief. Professor Snape's methods were somewhat shady. He was afraid that his less lethal Holy Light moves would have serious consequences.

After lifting up his sleeves at night, Kirk showed his wrist to Professor Snape: "Your spell didn't hurt me either...so, don't worry."

Kirk said this partly out of sincerity, and partly out of a competitive spirit: I didn't hurt you, and you couldn't do anything to me. It's still unclear who will win between us!

However, Professor Snape was not worried about whether Kirk was injured at all; but he was still surprised when he saw Kirk's smooth wrist.

The damage caused by his "Shen Feng Wuying" is irreversible, which has been confirmed by many people; besides, he is also a potion master, and he can't even restore the injuries of "Shen Feng Wuying", let alone be damaged by it. People.

But the example of healing the "Shen Feng Wuying" injury was right in front of me, and I couldn't help but not believe it.

In the battle just now, Professor Snape was actually very unconvinced. Because Hogwarts restricted his ability to apparate, he was easily trapped by Kirk. If he was in other places, he might not be like this. Embarrassed.

But seeing that Kirk was able to get rid of the curse of "Shadow's Edge" and the Dark Mark, Professor Snape became even more wary of Kirk.

No one knows their respective psychological activities, but the scene slowly calmed down and was no longer tense. Kirk no longer spoke as aggressively as before, and Professor Snape also retracted his wand.

"Speaking of which." Kirk changed the subject: "Have I sinned against you in any way?"

"What?" Professor Snape did not follow Kirk's train of thought.

Kirk explained: "You are very hostile to me, and you treat my students specially, especially Harry; why? In my impression, there is no conflict between us."

Professor Snape didn't have an answer to this question, and he couldn't answer it; the answer contained too many secrets, and it was impossible to talk about these things in front of a near-stranger.

However, Kirk did not expect to get the answer directly from Professor Snape. When he asked this question, he kept observing Professor Snape's expression.

Professor Snape's expression didn't change much since he entered the door. He was a person who hid his emotions very well. But when Harry's name popped out of Kirk's mouth, Professor Snape's eyes subconsciously Dodged for a moment.

"Professor, you once knew Harry, right?" After speaking, Kirk smiled and shook his head: "This question is stupid, I take it back. Everyone here knows Harry Potter, how could you not? What? What I should ask is, what Harry means to you is different from other people, right?"

Professor Snape did not speak. He even moved his eyes elsewhere. Obviously, he knew that Kirk had noticed his momentary absence.

Kirk continued to analyze: "You are targeting Harry because you hate him, or even hate him? He is just a child with a miserable childhood. What is there for you to hate? The only thing he can say is his identity as a savior. ...oh!"

Kirk said "Oh!" as if he suddenly understood: "Did you die from Voldemort? Are you that... Death Eater? Considering that the magic you use is not glorious, it is difficult for me not to doubt this; your master was killed by a little The boy was defeated, so you hate him?”

"No, no, no!" Kirk immediately denied his guess: "Dumbledore said that he trusts you just like he trusts Hagrid, so my guess just now is somewhat unfounded; you are not taking orders from Voldemort, you are You betrayed him, or you were simply an undercover agent..."

"No matter what the situation is, this is not a reason for you to hate Harry. Therefore, there is only one truth of the matter!" Kirk pointed his finger at Professor Snape from in front of him: "Harry's parents!"

Professor Snape ignored Kirk's antics. Before Kirk could finish speaking, he stood up and walked toward the door, as if he wanted to escape from this place; but this move proved Kirk's guess correct.

Kirk also stood up, no longer brushing treasures, but said seriously: "Professor Snape, there is a saying that I once gave to Harry's aunt, and now I give it to you again: Children are innocent. ! Please don't bring your feelings for Harry's parents into Harry. He doesn't even remember what his parents look like. He shouldn't be bound by the grudges of the previous generation.

Today is the first time. I may have gone too far. I apologize to you, but if something like this happens again, if I find you torturing my students for no reason, I promise that I will not show mercy!

Now that it has become a fact that they have become my students, if anyone dares to take advantage of my students, I will make them pay the price! "

Professor Snape stopped when Kirk threatened. He slowly turned his head, and his facial expression seemed to be less tense. He looked at Kirk for a moment, and then said: "I hope you will do what you say, Kirk." Dean Ke.”

After saying that, he left.

Kirk stood there, vaguely feeling that "the clown is actually me". It was obviously a powerful threat, but how could he become some kind of guarantee to Professor Snape?

And Professor Snape's words "Dean Kirk" indicate that his attitude towards himself has changed dramatically. Why?Because you love your students?

Doesn't Professor Snape hate Harry's feelings?But care?Or is it a love-hate relationship?

"Is this the legendary Tsundere?" Kirk shuddered.

While stroking the goosebumps on his arms, he walked to the door of the prayer room and said, "Come out, don't hide, don't worry about your head."

After saying that, he returned to the prayer room.

After a while, the door of the prayer room was slowly pushed open. Three heads poked their heads in and took a look inside. Seeing Kirk sitting there, looking at them with a smile, they pushed the door open and came in.

"Professor Kirk." The three children said hello, but they were obviously a little embarrassed.

Kirk waved his hand: "Sit down, it's been a week since school started, and we haven't had a good chat yet. It's my fault as the dean."

The three of them found three places to sit down some distance away from Kirk.

As soon as Harry's butt touched the stool, he stood up again: "I'm sorry, Professor Kirk, it was me who brought you trouble. If I had previewed the textbook in advance and memorized those things, these things would not have happened."

Kirk shook his head: "It's not your fault, kid. Professor Snape... he may have had too high expectations of you and asked some questions that were beyond the scope of the standard. No little wizard can answer them." , so there is no need to blame yourself.”

Hermione raised her hands sheepishly.

"Oh, of course, except for our Miss Granger, you have done a great job and added a lot of points to our college." Kirk naturally knew what Hermione meant, so he praised her: "I have discussed it with Professor Snape After talking about it, he will never think about this again in the future."

"So you won, right?" This was an inaudible, yet trembling voice with excitement.

The owner of the voice was none other than Ron. He was looking at Kirk with stars in his eyes, and his admiration was beyond words.

"What won?"

Ron stood up excitedly: "A wizard's duel! Didn't you just invite Professor Snape for a wizard's duel?"

The other two men also stared at Kirk.

Kirk understood that these three children might have misunderstood something. They probably thought that they invited Snape to the prayer room in order to continue the fight that had been interrupted in Potions class.

"Yes, I won!"

Kirk smiled and nodded. He didn't want to break this "little misunderstanding", even if it was a "little revenge" for Professor Snape's last sentence.