John Snape of HP

Unfortunately, by the afternoon of the second day, John's mind was lost.

Snape fell into a sleepy sleep until noon. He concealed his exhaustion with a deadpan face, but his face was still as pale as last night.The lines of his cheeks are as sharp as a knife and an axe.But John felt that it was more like a kind of perseverance after suffering.

John looked into his dark eyes—still as calm as ever.

"Put on your heavy sweater and cotton boots, it's cold where we're going," Snape said.

John obeyed him, found another beige sweater and put it on, and then turned his own gray coat from the bottom of the cabinet.

"Where are we going? Uh--this is so heavy!" John struggled a bit, lifting up the heavy coat for a closer look.

"Oymyakon, in eastern Europe. We need to Apparate three times."

"I think this should be washed...it seems to be too dusty." John patted the dust on his coat, "So far? You..."

He took his eyes off the coat, looked at Snape with some concern, and hesitated to speak.

Snape was suddenly frank: "There's no time for you to Apparate."

"Can't we go by car? Or by plane? The Muggle way," John asked.

Snape glanced at him: "I can't keep up with the time. I have to go to Moscow first, turn to Yakutsk, and then drive the car for [-] kilometers. And - unless the local car, other cars will tire in the snow Cracked, a few are not enough. Besides—”

“We’re going deep into the basin deep in Oymyakon — only the hellebores that grow there do magic,” he said. “It’s minus 96 degrees Fahrenheit, so be prepared.”

John hurriedly dressed and carried a big bag on his back, ready to pack hellebores in a while.

He paused, and suddenly realized a question: "Professor, don't you wear thicker clothes? You should also feel the cold—can you feel the cold?"

In terms of academics, he automatically changed his address to "professor".

Snape was silent for a moment, then nodded.

"So you only wore this one yesterday... a drafty robe and shirt and ran to minus 96 degrees?!"

John's nose almost crooked.

——He couldn't imagine how Severus checked in there yesterday!

"The Warming Charm, Mr. Snape." Snape frowned and replied calmly.

John sneered and said nothing.Immediately, he found a few more sweaters and a large black coat from the closet, and handed them to Snape without any doubt: "Put them on."

When he is stupid?How warm would a heat-preserving spell be in that environment?The Harry Potter trio just turned out the fire in an ordinary winter, and they didn't see much warmth.

John's figure was about the same as Snape's, so there was no problem of not being able to fit it.

Snape seemed unmotivated to talk to him harshly.

"Wait for me a while." He said flatly, took the clothes, turned around and began to take off his robes.

John heard the exhaustion in his voice, and couldn't help but frowned again.

He was still a little worried... Severus had to Apparate with him, and now he had to support the clothes all over him.It will definitely be more tiring.

But if he doesn't wear it... I don't know how it will be frozen.

Minus 96 degrees Fahrenheit, but minus 71 degrees Celsius.

Just hearing this number is terrifying, did Severus run away wearing only a single robe because he was already dead? !

John quickly took a deep breath, not daring to think about it.

Thinking about it again, he must be so angry that his stomach hurts.

After Snape had put on a few thick sweaters and overcoats, John handed out the cotton gloves, scarves, ear warmers and hats he had prepared just now.

"I don't need this." Snape glanced at the dark red scarf and gloves with some distaste.

"We look for it with our eyes, not the neck, ears or the back of the head." John urged, "Put it on quickly, this color looks warmer."

Snape looked at it again with disgust, but reached out to take it.

Just now when John heard that he was wearing a robe and checked around, the distorted expression on his face was terribly frightening——

For a few seconds, Snape thought he was going mad.

—that was angry for him.

Snape suddenly had a strange mood.

It was like the mood when John showed him sparks in the alley on a snowy day.

Weird feeling, a little fresh, but not annoying.

Or...it feels pretty good.

With John's clothes on, Snape was clearly visible.

Even though his body was transparent in the clothes - the clothes still showed where he was.

John sneakily led Snape downstairs.

Mrs. Laws wondered if she had gone out.If she had seen it, she would have wondered when she had brought home a guest—especially with all his clothes on.

"Yeah? This is—" It's really a crow's mouth.Mrs. Laws was sitting in the living room watching TV, and she was a little surprised to see Snape on the stairs.

"Has anyone come here today? John, is he...?" She murmured suspiciously.

John smiled awkwardly, dryly trying to explain: "This is... this is Mr. Snape. My—my—"

He was stuck, not knowing what to say about his identity.

If it is a relative of the father, it is also possible, because the surname Snape is very rare.

But John had his ulterior motives in his heart, so he didn't want to say that.

He looked at Snape beggingly, hoping he could close the loophole.

"Oh—you're welcome!" Before Snape could speak, Mrs. Rolls suddenly realized.She has figured out something on her own.

"What's your name, young man? You look really stable. I'm Ida Laws. I'm a servant invited by John." Mrs. Laws smiled and became very enthusiastic.

John saw that Snape looked unready to answer—or not ready to answer, so he said for him, "His name is sev—er, Sebastian."

"That's right, his name is Sebastian." John glanced at Snape, and found that he was also looking at himself, and there was no objection in his eyes.

Sebastian means "respected" and "solemn" in Greek.

John thought it was a perfect match for Snape.

After all, "Severus" means "severe" in Latin.

Speaking of this, John wants to complain... Who do you think named the child "Stern".

The author has something to say: Actually, I think the translation of "Sebastian" should be "Sebastian".I just always think of Sebastian in "Black Butler", so I used the translation of "Sebastian".

Also to correspond to the first two letters of Severus 23333.