The Dark Lord at Hogwarts is not too cold

Q: Why did Snape prioritize Cyrus?

A: Because only Cyrus and Hermione knew Snape's knowledge of potions, and Granger was the last person to tell anyone else, and he couldn't think of anyone else but Cyrus.

In the dark office, Snape leaned on the chair, with his back to Cyrus who had been in for half an hour, without making a sound. If the chair was not still shaking, he thought the professor would have fallen asleep.

Thinking of those unfinished homework and Hermione's warmth, Cyrus finally got a little impatient.

"Professor, if you have nothing to do, I have to rush to write practical papers on Transfiguration and Charms"

Snape's voice, which has not fluctuated for thousands of years, came from the darkness, in front of the window filled with the long night: "Did Dumbledore tell you something new?"

"If you're referring to the...half-blood...prince, I'm afraid it has nothing to do with anyone..." Cyrus forced a smile, and said something full of disputes, "Is this your nickname? Honestly, it's cool~"

It's hard not to know, not to mention that Snape asked him to come over to give a lecture, it would be considered self-destructive.

But since he didn't make it clear, Cyrus could only play dumb to the end, and Snape was grinding his teeth behind the chair, the chair suddenly turned around, and a pair of sharp black eyes stared at him.

Cyrus could only faintly feel that there seemed to be an invisible line probing back and forth around him.

He repeatedly emphasized that Cyrus is not allowed to disclose any news about 'anonymous', because of Snape's sensitive identity, he chose to stay behind the scenes, and just quietly told Cyrus and Hermione about the potion .

And he also knew that Cyrus and Hermione wanted to thank him...

So, besides Cyrus, Snape really couldn't think of anyone else, Harry?How could he know his secret!

"I think you are too conceited," said the professor coldly.

"Actually, this matter starts from the old textbook that Professor Slughorn gave Harry." Seeing this, Cyrus knew that Snape was really angry, so he quickly explained, "You know. ..I have always respected your ideas..."

He said pitifully.

Cyrus really wanted to tell people that Snape wasn't as annoying as he made out to be... at least there was something to like about him.

But the problem is, this matter really has nothing to do with him! !

"Slughorn gave Harry the old potions book, and then he found that the records on it were exactly the same as the new potions book you published?" Snape quickly understood what he meant.

So for this matter, in the end, if Snape had to blame one person, he could only blame himself?

Because he has been a professor of Potions for many years, he also habitually put them away. As a result, he hurriedly became the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts this year, and forgot to pack those things in the Potions classroom.

Not to mention, that diary from his student days...was thrown into a corner by himself a long time ago.

To him, it was a dirty thing, and even looking at it would remind Snape of the irreparable stupid things he had done in his school days, dirty things should stay in the corner!

Unexpectedly, when Slughorn was clearing out the old textbooks, he happened to give Harry the books left in the storage cabinet.

"Don't even think about taking it back..." Cyrus saw that the other party fell silent again, so he persuaded, "If you take it back, wouldn't it be more certain that you are the 'Half-Blood Prince'?"

Now no one thinks that Snape is the good prince who has benefited the wizarding world.

What does a greasy old bat who doesn't wash his hair all day long have anything to do with the Half-Blood Prince who has changed the textbook for a hundred years?

That's right, Cyrus and Hermione are the only ones who know about the improvement of old textbooks. The others just equated 'Anonymous Contributor' with 'Half-Blood Prince' and didn't know about 'Anonymous' It was Snape.

In order to convince Snape, he continued: "Because of your identity, Professor Dumbledore also emphasized... So, what do you think?"

By 'how' Cyrus was referring to Snape's thoughts at hearing those compliments.

If Lockhart was to stand behind the scenes and use a fabricated virtual character to stand in front of the scene to receive praise and smiles, he would definitely not do it.

"Not much...would Gandalf be happy with the orc's compliment?" Snape snorted coldly.

No one knew, even Cyrus couldn't know what Snape was really thinking, he was like a stone, enveloping all his emotions inside, without revealing any of them.

It seems to be a habit left over from being an undercover agent...

Those invisible temptations just surrounded Cyrus, as if they wanted to find a crack to get in, but repeatedly hit the wall, and finally, with Snape's snort, they retreated.

The frown was Snape's incomprehensible confusion.

He couldn't detect any emotion in Cyrus, as if he was a born... master of Occlumency?

But it doesn't matter, after all, in Hogwarts, Cyrus wrote all his emotional expressions on his face, Snape just tried it out, and then gave up the more advanced Dementia.

"If Harry knows that the 'Half-Blood Prince' whom he admires says he is a goblin, he probably won't like this prince~" Cyrus rolled his eyes, thinking of a plan, so he deliberately said in a spoof voice.

Obviously, he successfully retaliated against Snape's tentative behavior just now...

Snape was about to throw up with nausea, and when he heard Harry Potter, the "savior" praised by Scrimgeour, adore him, he felt a chill.

The hideous face seemed to appear before his eyes again.

"That book was touched by Potter, I don't want it anymore!" The corners of his mouth dropped slightly, as if a sad bug had fallen into his mouth from the ceiling. It was sweet like honey on the outside, but bitter on the inside.

Snape's entire face was crumpled like a depressed bird.

"Professor...why do you hate Harry so much? Just because of his father?"

"Arrogance, school rules not being taken seriously, potions are a mess...it seems your dear Dumbledore didn't tell you all, so let me tell you, James, it's nothing!"

What a hero, the father of the Savior, is all lies to him.

"But Harry was forced to violate the school rules, and he is not arrogant... If you understand the living environment he grew up in..." Cyrus, within the range of Snape's bottom line, defended himself Friend defense.

But the professor interrupted him abruptly, and roared in a calm voice: "I don't care about the environment he grew up in...that's what he deserves!"

"Does he deserve it? He came into this world innocently, and he deserves to be hungry and sleep well...Professor, he is Harry Potter, not James Potter!"

Maybe his voice was a little loud, or maybe the professor was getting impatient.

From the nearby bookshelf, a book flew over, Cyrus turned his head slightly, and the thick "The Hobbit" flew past his ears, knocking over the instrument behind it.

"I said, don't mention that name in front of me! Get out!" Snape said viciously, pointing at the open door.

Amidst Cyrus' sighs, Snape felt his heart twitch, and then immediately activated Occlumency, his emotions gradually calmed down, and his angry eyes became a deep well of dead silence again.

Cyrus is quite right, Potter is Harry Potter.

But Cyrus was wrong again, because Potter is derived from James Potter.