HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

"Class is not over yet, do you want to continue in the next class?" Snape heard the movement at the door. When he strode over, he frowned at first, and then put on his usual cold expression, "Emory Madam, come in."

"Okay, Professor." Snape was undoubtedly rescuing the embarrassed Teal. Teal breathed a sigh of relief and followed Snape into the classroom.

But when Till was about to close the door, Snape, who had already walked back to the podium, waved at her from a distance: "No need to close the door."

Till was stunned for a moment, and then he noticed a few students outside the door who were looking tentatively into the classroom. He immediately understood Snape's intention, and felt warm in his heart. He took back his hand with a smile and turned to Snape. Pu walked away.

If you are open and honest, without any cover-up, you will naturally not let others spread bad words.

Because of Snape's heart-warming behavior, Teal's eyes were filled with gratitude when he looked at Snape. His bright silver-white eyes were out of place in this dark classroom that was as dark as Snape's office. Snape He was stunned when he saw it, and then asked: "Is something wrong?"

"Give you some bread, Professor." Till put the bread he was carrying on the podium. This bread was made by Mr. Emery himself. After baking, he put it in a special bag, which is guaranteed to last for at least ten days. The taste is the same as when it comes out of the pan, but the temperature is lacking.

Mr. Emery knew that Till liked to eat the bread he made, so he often took the time to make some and send them to Hogwarts by owl post, a large box at a time.

Sometimes when Thiel is hungry, he will rely on this bread to cushion his stomach a little. He doesn’t need to eat a lot, but the taste is very good.

Seeing Snape showing some resistance, Teal quickly said: "Thank you very much, Professor, for giving me a birthday gift. I like it very much, and thank you very much for your help today. I will give you a piece of bread as a thank you gift. Professor You’re not going to refuse, are you?”

Bread is not concern, it is Tyr's return gift to Snape. Till had already explained the origin of the bread, and Snape gave her a deep look. After all, he did not refuse. He nodded slightly and watched Till leave with a smile.

After Teal left, the door of the Potions classroom was still open, and there was a constant breeze coming in from outside, but Snape could smell the rich aroma of bread coming out of the bread bag next to him when he opened it.

The bread was huge, almost as long as Snape's two palms put together. Snape wondered how many Seamless Stretching Charms Teal had cast in his pocket to fit such a large piece of bread.

The bread was also very soft. After Snape wiped his hands clean with a handkerchief, he squeezed the bread casually and felt that the bread under his hands was like a squeezed sponge. It was pressed down quickly, but it seemed to still have some rebound strength.

It was as if Snape could just remove his finger and the bread would return to its original shape.

The rich aroma was tempting Snape, who had a very empty stomach. He ate breakfast in a hurry and didn't eat much. At noon, he even forgot about lunch because he was explaining potions.

Snape originally planned to continue to suffer from hunger and eat more during dinner, but the bread brought by Teal seemed to have opened some kind of restraint on Snape, making him unable to resist the temptation of bread. Tear it off bit by bit and eat it.

Ever since, when the students for the next class hurried over, they saw Snape, who was supposed to be looking at them indifferently, eating one bite after another of bread next to the podium.

What's even more amazing is the coincidence that the upcoming Potions class is for sixth-year Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.

Bill looked at the familiar bread package and frowned deeply.

This bread... looks familiar.

It also smells familiar.

At dinner time, when Till came back from the dormitory for a brief rest, he heard some lively discussions in the dining room, and his and Snape's names appeared from time to time.

Facing the questions from several friends, Thiel shrugged helplessly: "Professor Snape delayed lunch because of me, so I just gave him a piece of bread. It's not a big deal, right?"

"Of course it's not a big deal to give bread, but you gave it to Professor Snape, and Professor Snape ate it, so that's a big deal!" Mgina clasped her hands together in front of her, "Merlin, I heard that Professor Nepp is still enjoying the meal."

"Of course my father's cooking is delicious!" Tier raised her head proudly. She had always been very confident in her father's cooking skills.

Tonks knocked Till's head helplessly: "Silly! Shouldn't the focus now be on Professor Snape?"

Of course, Tonks didn't dare to use too much force, it would be bad if she knocked Till stupid.

Even if you want to knock the head of a genius, you can't really knock it.

Seeing that even Bill looked at him with a bit of gossip, Till smiled and shook his head: "This matter itself is nothing to pay attention to. Professor Snape missed lunch because he was explaining potions to me. I used Isn’t it normal to thank him for bread?”

"No matter which professor this happens to, I will give him bread." Tier said confidently, but he really didn't think it was anything.

Could it be that the bread she sent was ignored and Snape treated it like air so that everyone could be satisfied?

Till's attitude was so normal that Mgina and the others felt that there was nothing to ask. People around who heard Till's words gradually realized that everyone's gossip mentality was indeed somewhat inexplicable.

It was obviously just a simple matter of Teal sending bread and Snape eating the bread, but it was spread like a fairy, as if Snape eating the bread given by Teal was something shocking.

Everyone slowly calmed down, and with Till's normal attitude, the incident was quickly covered up by other things.

Things happen every day in Hogwarts that are enough for everyone to discuss. If they just stick to one thing, they will lose a lot of fun.

The beginning of a new school year means that a lot of fresh blood will be poured into the students' affairs, big and small.

For Till, the most important thing is undoubtedly the recruitment of new players for the Ravenclaw team.

All Ravenclaw second-year players and above can sign up to participate in player recruitment activities, and Till will select the applicants in batches after sorting them out.

Different player positions require new people to replace them, but Till actually doesn't have high hopes.

If she were the captain of the Gryffindor team, the annual recruitment would be a fierce selection, but as a Ravenclaw, she recognized everyone in the academy, so how could it be more fierce? ?

Teal posted the recruitment notice in the Ravenclaw common room without any hope, but to Teal's surprise, he received no less than thirty notices in one day, including Many of them were sent by third- and fourth-grade students.

Thiel was curious as to why they had no interest in the team when they were in second grade. Now that they have elective courses and are getting busier, they want to join the team instead?