[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

After leaving Snape's office, Jane's thoughts were completely confused, and she couldn't explain why she got angry with Snape—in fact, she knew Snape's character well, didn't she?And she also chose to tolerate his awkward character.But she didn't understand why she was so annoyed after what Snape said.She felt that everything should not be like this—she should have reached out and hugged him when he was chattering and angry, and then blocked his vicious mouth to prevent him from uttering a word.

But in fact she did not do so, but left angrily.

She still held the letter to Lucifer and Michael in her hand, and the parchment in her hand was completely crumpled when she came to the owl shed.

The hell crow appeared in front of her again, taking away the crumpled letter.Jane stood there looking up at the dawn sky, pursing her lips.The wind woke her up a little, and she was a little tired from not sleeping all night.

Hedwig rolled her eyes at her from the shelf of the owl shed, and Jane tried to feed it some biscuits, but she found her pockets were empty, not even her wand.

Jane was not used to touching the sleeve of her right arm, which was where she used to hide her wand. This habit was learned from Snape. When the time comes, you will be able to hold the wand in your hand for the first time.Jane used to keep her wand in her pocket, but Snape thought that Jane's behavior would set his robes on fire, and thought that only ignorant people would put wands in their pockets.

Thinking of this, Jane couldn't help curling the corners of her mouth slightly, lowered her head and then raised her head again, closed her eyes and let out a long sigh—what's the point of arguing with Snape, and he still needs to coax him in the end.She might never expect Snape to apologize to her, or say a kind word to her - maybe she would be startled, or she would think he was out of his mind.

Opening her eyes, Jane smiled at Hedway, and then left the owl shed.She was going to Snape's office, anyway, she didn't want to let the quarrel between the two of them drag on until the summer vacation to resolve it.But when she reached the entrance of the corridor leading to Slytherin, she saw Malfoy walking towards him.

He was followed by his two followers, Black and Goyle.Malfoy had obviously seen Jane, and he walked directly towards Jane.Malfoy glanced around, and Jane knew he was looking for the shadow of the teacher.Then his eyes returned to Jane, and he whispered, "You're dead, Mudblood!"

Jane looked at him expressionlessly, as if she was not irritated by his words at all.

"You have to pay the price, and Potter, Weasley—" Malfoy's voice was not much louder than a whisper: "I will make you pay for everything you did to my father!"

"The price? What price?" Jane sneered and pulled the corners of her mouth: "Is it to prove to the public that your father is a Death Eater? Or is it because we destroyed your father and Voldemort's plan?"

Braque and Goyle gasped at the same time when they heard Voldemort's name, and Malfoy's pale face turned red.

At this moment, Harry walked over from a distance.

Jane didn't know when he came back with Dumbledore, but Jane wasn't surprised when she saw him.

Malfoy stood there, his eyes shifting from Jane to Harry.

Jane felt Malfoy's anger rising sharply, and just as Harry was about to reach Jane's side, Malfoy's wand was pulled out of his pocket.Harry also immediately pointed his wand at Malfoy, and at the same time rushed to Jane to block her behind - he knew very well that Jane had lost her wand, and if Malfoy and the others found out, they might cause trouble.

Just as the two had just drawn out their wands, a voice appeared from the other end of the corridor: "Potter!" Snape appeared on the stairs leading to his office, and walked towards them with large strides while speaking, with the same tone of voice. As indifferent as ever: "What are you doing, Potter?" When he walked between Malfoy and them, Snape's black eyes fell on Jane again: "And you, Gene."

"I was wondering what spell to cast on Malfoy, sir." Harry glared at Snape and said angrily, "He's planning to cast a spell on Jane."

"Put away your wand at once!" Snape snapped, "Ten points off Gryffindor—"

Jane saw that there were no red gemstones in Gryffindor's huge hourglass in the hall, and Snape obviously noticed this, because he smiled contemptuously and mockingly: "Ah, I found Gryffindor's There's no point left in the hourglass. In that case, Potter, we'll have to—"

"Add some points?" In the distance, Professor McGonagall's voice suddenly came.She was carrying a tartan travel bag in her hand, and she was leaning on a cane in the other hand. She looked good and seemed to be recovering well in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries.

"Professor McGonagall!" Snape said as he went up to meet him: "It seems that you just came out of St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Wounds!"

"Yes, Professor Snape, I look completely new." Professor McGonagall shook off his traveling cloak as he said, and then ordered Braque and Goyle, who were standing beside Malfoy, to go over. Staggeringly, he walked up to her: "You two—Crabbe—Goyle—take—" Professor McGonagall stuffed the travel bag into Crabbe's arms and stuffed the cloak In Gore's arms: "Take these to my office."

They both turned and went up the marble steps and staggered away.

"Next, in this way, I think Potter and his partners should each get fifty points." Professor McGonagall said, looking up at the hourglass on the wall, "because they remind everyone that the mysterious man is back! You see How is it, Professor Snape?"

"What?" Snape asked in feigned surprise. "Oh - well - I think . . . "

"Then, Potter, Miss Jean, the Weasleys, Longbottom and Miss Granger each get fifty points." Professor McGonagall was talking, and a large pile of rubies fell into the Gryffindor hourglass. In the ball: "Oh—and Lovegood's fifty points, I think." She added, as some sapphires fell into Ravenclaw's hourglass: "Now you're going to deduct Potter's Ten, I think, Professor Snape - well, that's it..."

A few of the rubies flew back into the upper sphere, and even so, a considerable number remained.

"Okay, Gene, Potter, Malfoy. I think you should go outside in such fine weather." Professor McGonagall continued to speak enthusiastically.