HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Severus Snape thought for a long time before teaching his daughter this special flying spell.

This flying spell gave people the feeling of "Flying without a Shadow" - black magic, but it was not the black magic banned by the Ministry of Magic.

Snape was not afraid of being discovered that this was taught by the Dark Lord Voldemort and being reported to the Ministry of Magic - except Voldemort and Snape himself, no one knew this spell - including Dumbledore.

Voldemort would not tell anyone about it, and Snape had no intention of teaching this spell to anyone else - it was too practical and there were too many uncontrollable factors.

In a sense, now only Licorice was taught by him.

The flying spell can ignore the restriction that Hogwarts wizards cannot "Apparate" and can take others away regardless of their wishes.

It can also allow you to jump from the height of the astrological rooftop without using a magic wand or any tools and you will not die from the fall.

This was something Voldemort had taught him a long time ago as a reward for Snape's advice - Snape was not good at flying, but he was good at making potions.

The reason why Snape took so long to teach Lycoris was because he considered that she was particularly bad at flying.

It doesn’t matter if she has to study for a long time, but I’m afraid she will become bored with studying and have a trauma in her heart.

In the end he still taught her because he was afraid that Licorice couldn't protect herself.

Snape only hoped that Lycoris could safely pass through the dark days before the final end, and that the final end would be as she wished - he knew that his daughter had ideas about the position of Minister of Magic.

Snape didn't know when that day would come, nor how long the darkness would last.

But according to Dumbledore's plan, it should be related to Harry's coming of age. Wizards come of age at the age of seventeen, so there are only two years left.

In the coming time, I will pass on to her all the knowledge that I am most proud of.

There is not enough time.

Snape was counting the spells and potion-making recipes he knew, but Licorice had no idea that her father was going to teach her everything he knew.

She was busy processing the poisoned blood of Nagini extracted from Arthur Weasley, and the research could not be interrupted.

He needed a large amount of antidote potion, as his father's condition was more dangerous than Arthur Weasley's.

Lycoris knew that Hippocrates Smethwick would be the one to remove the snake venom from Arthur Weasley, so she was now more inclined to ask Mr. Smethwick for help - and others had not given up either.

Snape looked at the black basilisk potion and dark red snake venom potion he had made on the potion working table, as well as the half remaining bottle of Weasley's poisonous blood, with a heavy look in his eyes.

If it was Lycoris who was at the scene, she would choose to try to deliberately poison herself and then detoxify herself, waiting for her body to produce antibodies to the snake venom.

Death or injury, I'd rather be injured. The snake venom will kill you, but if you can produce antibodies, then what's the point of suffering?

In a sense, Lycoris is the same type of person as Tom Riddle.

Doesn't it hurt to tear your own soul apart?

It will definitely hurt, but Tom Riddle is willing to endure this pain in exchange for eternal life.

But this was Snape who was here now, and he would not allow himself to become weak because of this.

No one knows when Voldemort will summon him, and Snape will be very passive in his weak state.

Double agents should always be in their best condition and not give the enemy any opportunity to take advantage.

Christmas is over and Hogwarts is bustling again.

Harry Potter returned from number 12, Grimmauld Place, and Hermione and Ron returned with him.

Lycoris looked at the trio eating under the Gryffindor House and thought that the next plot would be that Potter would go to his father for extra lessons.

Everyone knows that Potter and his father dislike each other, so why did the old bee insist that Snape teach him?

Because Dumbledore didn't want Voldemort, who had a soul connection with Potter, to know that he treated Potter differently.

Dumbledore's special attention and importance to Potter, which exceeds that to ordinary students, will make Voldemort more targeted at Potter and will also be used by Voldemort.

but……

Licorice cut a large piece of steak, the tip of the knife ran along the grain of the steak. The sharp blade cut the meat, and the tender and juicy cross section made people salivate.

Licorice looked at her plate, her mind wandering.

Dad didn't care about being treated like that by Potter, but I did.

He is willing to punish himself, but he can't bear it.

Do you want me to teach Potter?

Licorice's hand that was cutting the steak paused, and the tip of the knife pressed against a large piece of steak.

She hesitated.

This is an active interference in the plot. Will it affect the direction?

But if you don’t do it, you will feel guilty.

Lycoris had already cut the steak in front of her into cubes, and Draco gave Theodore a look.

He added a piece of steak to his plate and deliberately shook his hawthorn wand to switch the positions of the two plates.

Lycoris sensed someone's mischievous behavior and indulged him.

Looking at the whole steak on his plate, he saw someone secretly delighted at their successful prank out of the corner of his eye, but said nothing.

Continue cutting the steak into cubes.

What are you worried about? Didn’t I say that you should choose dad no matter what the situation is?

I do what I say.