HP Shavings Wizard

Professor Snape, who was about to leave, was indeed looking a bit desolate, packing his things alone - other colleagues who should say goodbye had already said goodbye in advance, and everyone was busy with classes on weekdays, so it was estimated that only Dumbledore would have the time to see him off in the end.

Although he himself may be happy to have some free time.

Without the heroic acts of the double agents in the later part of the original work who risked their lives for justice and love, even Professor Snape himself could not be called a sublimated hero.

Although he has become calmer now because Dumbledore has forced him to wash away some of the influence of dark magic in his campus life, he is essentially still a dark wizard who has begun to turn to good because of his love for Lily and who has compromised for Lily's son.

His school life at Hogwarts did leave a lot of impact on him, but until that critical moment, he didn't realize that he would try his best to protect those little monsters.

The trajectory of destiny changes.

He would no longer be a breathing portrait of Headmaster Snape hanging on the wall.

Now, his teaching career ended with him being an annoying Potions professor and the Head of Slytherin. The young wizards cheered for the departure of the annoying professor without any regrets.

Harry, who was on leave at home, received a letter from his friend. He would probably be happy that the annoying professor who always liked to find fault and target him for no reason was no longer there.

With the adults tacitly not mentioning it, Harry might never have the chance to understand the feud between Professor Snape and his family, and there would be no entanglement of disgust, resonance, and reconciliation.

Alison's arrival was a complete surprise.

But the Slytherin Snake King didn't want this unexpected "surprise" at all.

He was afraid of being surprised rather than happy.

Resisting the urge to press the young wizard into the crucible, he remained expressionless and said in a low and gentle voice, "...should I thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to waste my precious time?"

As he spoke, he did not stop his hands and picked up a cardboard box on the table.

It contained his personal belongings, as well as potion ingredients and the like.

Alison came closer to watch curiously, chattering like a chatterbox.

"I was chatting with Professor Slughorn today. He was rarely motivated in his profession instead of being busy socializing. He seemed to be interested in improving, or creating some new potion formulas. Then I remembered that you seemed to be improving the wolfsbane potion?"

Professor Snape responded calmly.

But obviously, being mentioned about his area of ​​expertise still made him a little more interested.

He glanced up at Alison again.

"Why don't you pay attention in class and come to care about my research?"

The implication of this sentence is actually - when did the devil become so kind?

Alison leaned forward and shrugged.

"I'm just curious. I heard that the drug can keep werewolves sane on full-moon nights... But I just thought of another direction - is it possible for wizards to control their transformation at any time and use the werewolf form as a combat state that tends to focus on physical attacks?"

The youngest Potions Master paused, thinking about the feasibility of this plan.

Compared to potions, this is more like the field of Transfiguration, but potions can also be tried...

He finally put down the cardboard box in his hand, turned his head and looked at Alison. After thinking for a moment, he said, "It's feasible in theory, but it's very difficult to do in practice. And you have to know that the biggest difference between wizards and werewolves is actually blood."

Alison also knew a little about this theory and had read some miscellaneous books about magical creatures.

She licked her fangs. "Because werewolf saliva comes into contact with wizard blood, it carries the infectious disease of lycanthropy? I've heard a little about it."

When it came to his professional knowledge and Alison's previous favor to him, Professor Snape was patient and willing to say a few more words.

"That's right. The werewolf's saliva carries a special substance that can stimulate the wizard's blood to mutate. Moreover, this mutation is irreversible. On a full moon night, the bitten wizard will completely turn into an insane werewolf."

Alison frowned slightly. She couldn't figure it out, so she simply gave up thinking about it. After all, she wasn't researching this. "So you're obsessed with blood? Is this also the basic idea of ​​the wolfsbane potion?"

Professor Snape nodded. "But the wolfsbane potion can only temporarily suppress the mutant substances in the werewolf's blood when the mutant substances are most active on the night of the full moon, but it cannot fundamentally solve the problem."

The little red-haired wizard raised an eyebrow and began to prepare his own little plot: "I am not very clear about the blood issue. After all, I study the soul-have you heard of the Obscurus?"

The topic is too jumping.

The Slytherin Snake King was stunned for a moment before he reacted: "The Obscurus? ... The young wizard suppressed his magic power, causing it to riot, and turned into a black mist similar to a physical entity, which can attack and destroy at will? It's gone now, right?"

Obscurus is too rare, and Professor Snape has only read about it in books about magical creatures such as "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", but has never actually seen an entity.

Alison nodded calmly, "That's it. There are very few of them, but they exist... Obscurus is still magic in nature, because Muggles cannot see Obscurus directly. So everything in the flesh, under certain conditions, can be transformed into magical souls..."

The former Head of Slytherin narrowed his eyes, somewhat realizing what Alison was trying to say.

To be honest, he felt that the current topic was a bit dangerous, or at least it was gradually deviating in a dangerous direction.

The little red-haired wizard sat down lazily: "Perhaps the mutated blood, diseased limbs, and all magical diseases involving the flesh can be transformed into 'magic' itself..."

“……!!!!!”

Although he was vaguely aware of something, Professor Snape's pupils still shrank when he actually heard this hypothesis.

He was silent for a moment and twitched the corners of his mouth.

“…You are really crazy.”

Turn everything into magic, and then use magic to solve all problems.

Magical diseases are actually the power of magic. After being transformed into the wizard's magic power, they are regenerated into the wizard's body...

She wasn't here to discuss the improvement of the wolfsbane potion with him.

She is a total little lunatic!

Professor Snape looked at Alison deeply, his dark eyes seemed to see through her.

Now that the truth has been revealed, Alison doesn't mind confessing.

"Well, I'm just here to give you some big news - Professor Slughorn is already planning to research a potion that can permanently increase the power of spells... Are you planning to fight to the death against a minority group like werewolves?"