[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

"The dementors have escaped the control of the Ministry of Magic, and the power of the Dark Lord has become stronger and stronger. Potter may be attacked this summer." Snape increased the strength of his palms, trying to make the two of them more powerful. Get closer: "You have to go to the Order of the Phoenix, Potter will need your help."

Jane closed her eyes and absorbed the temperature of the other person: "But I don't want to leave here."

Snape didn't speak, because he didn't know what he should say would be more appropriate, and he didn't know what he should say so as not to go against his will.

Finally, Jane let go of her hand, she looked up at Snape seriously: "When will I leave?"

Jane seemed to be able to compromise so calmly with him forever, as if it was an expression of resignation.

Snape didn't want to look at her again, and rolled his eyes: "Tomorrow."

Jane pushed him away, turned and went to the bedroom to sort out her salute.

Snape stood in the living room, looked at her back, and felt an unspeakable pain and struggle in his heart.He was sure that as long as he held her, Jane would stay in Spider's End, even if Dumbledore pointed his wand at her head.But she couldn't do that, Potter would need her help.Just as Dumbledore warned him, he can't lose his sanity in tenderness, and can't forget his mission in joy—in the meeting room of the Order of the Phoenix, Dumbledore stared at Looking at him: "Don't forget your mission, Severus. Don't forget that you owe Lily and promised me to protect her only child."

At this time, Jane naturally didn't know what kind of fluctuations were in Snape's heart standing in the living room. She sorted out her clothes from the closet and stuffed them into boxes.There are also some of her textbooks, parchment and so on.Just as she was packing her bags, there was a "tuk-tuk" sound from the bedroom window.

Jane frowned slightly, walked over to open the window, and a black crow flew in from outside.

—Letters from Hell.

Dear Jane:

I am very glad to receive your letter from the world.It is a very good idea to open a certain business in the world that you mentioned in your letter and I mentioned.But I have to say, since the last time Lucifer liquidated my assets, he didn't allow me to reach out to the world-you might not have come by then.So I have to reluctantly decline your proposal.But I'm surprised that you like my shape-changing candy. I always thought that only children would like that thing, but since you need it, I can provide you with a jar for free as a gift from you to my world.

I wish you a happy time in the world.

mammon

After reading the letter, the hell crow flapped its wings.A grain fell from under its wing.Then Jane saw that the thing that was originally the size of a grain of rice began to expand violently, and it became as big as a bucket in the blink of an eye.

Jane looked at the jar of candy in surprise, wondering if Mammon gave her the biggest jar of candy.She struggled to stuff the jar of candy into her suitcase—at this moment, she was very glad that her suitcase was not a suitcase for ordinary Muggles, but a long-distance suitcase for wizards, and the space inside was enough for her to stuff it in. Something for the next house.

When Snape came upstairs, Jane was writing back to Mammon, expressing her gratitude and asking questions about the matter of the human soul.In the end, she wrote some questions about the laws of the human world in the letter, and she wanted to ask one of the mammons for confirmation, to see where Satan had deceived her.

"Are you writing a letter?" Snape watched the black-feathered crow disappear into the night carrying Jane's letter, his black eyes flickered slightly: "A letter to hell."

"Well, ask something." Jane knew that Snape had seen a Hellcrow in her memory, so she wasn't surprised that he could tell what she was doing at a glance.

Snape didn't ask, but looked at the closed suitcase.

Jane followed his gaze: "I don't want to leave in a hurry tomorrow."

Snape raised his eyebrows: "I don't think you did anything wrong, you don't need to explain to me."

Jane pursed her lips, and finally said, "Take care of yourself and bring the repair agent with you."

In the early morning, Spider's End Alley was still silent, the streets were deserted and there were no pedestrians. The door of room 19 was opened, and a man in a black robe walked out from inside.If they were seen by the neighbors around, they would not believe that someone would dress so strangely.In one hand he carried a suitcase, and in the other a long, thin stick.Black hair hangs down on both sides of his cheeks, covering half of his face, only the aquiline nose, which is a little bigger than ordinary people, stands there like a hill, making his facial features more profound.There was a hint of tenderness in his dark eyes, which was a little different from his gloomy expression at this time. When he stared at the girl standing beside him, the sporadic tenderness suddenly became a little more, which made the gloomy expression on his face also change. Be gentler.

"Get ready." Snape stretched out his arm, which was holding the box, so that Jane could put her hand on his arm.

Jane knew that Snape was going to take him to Apparate, and Mr. Weasley had taken her on such a trip before, which was very unpleasant.But he didn't reject Snape's extended hand, but put his hand gently on his arm.

She almost vomited up the breakfast she had just eaten due to a violent twisting sensation. When her feet stepped on the ground, Jane struggled to breathe to make her breathing as smooth as possible.

Snape carried her suitcase and came to a square with lawns.

The surrounding houses look very old, and many glass windows are broken, but the people living here don't seem to want to take care of the glass, leaving the windows open there in tatters.There is a lot of garbage piled up in front of some houses, and there is an unmistakable rotten smell in the air.This reminded Jane of the first time she went to Spider's End Alley, which seemed to be similar to this scene.

Snape handed her a piece of parchment: "Read it."

Jane looked down at the words, and she could tell that the handwriting did not belong to Snape: "Order of the Phoenix Command is at 12 Grimmauld Place, London."

The moment she finished reading, those dilapidated old houses suddenly shook.They moved sideways like rigged dominoes, and Jane saw a dilapidated house appearing between them that looked worse than the surrounding houses.

"It looks like a haunted house." Jane began to wonder whether Dumbledore's setting up the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix here could serve as a deterrent to the enemy, in case Voldemort discovered it unfortunately one day.

The corners of Snape's mouth curled into a sarcastic sneer: "That's the only thing that stupid dog can do, for his godson."