The Little Superman of Hogwarts

The dueling club eventually became a joke. Ever since Lockhart was knocked to the ground, many of his little fangirls seemed to realize a problem: this person who received the Order of Merlin, Third Class, didn't seem as brave and invincible as his autobiography claimed. His level wasn't even as good as many older students.

In this atmosphere, it was the second half of November.

The third-year little wizards were waiting for Keli to lecture—Keli was also standing on the stage preparing to start lecturing.

The classroom door clicked open, and then, a black-robed wizard with a hooked nose appeared at the door—it was Snape. At this time, Snape seemed to have a strange look in his eyes, like the look of someone who was about to die suddenly seeing the elixir of life.

The little wizards were surprised and disappointed: "Ew..." It was so loud that even Snape was taken aback. He looked around, wanting to say something, but gave up.

When Keli saw Snape open the door, he took the initiative to walk off the stage to signal Snape to lecture.

Snape shook his head and said, "I'm just here to get something. I won't start teaching until next week. This class is still your performance time."

Snape walked to the back of the classroom, rummaged through the cabinet, and finally left with a jar of strangely colored potion.

The little wizards all looked very disappointed. There was no way around it; compared to Keli's courses, Snape's courses were indeed disappointing.

A class ended quickly. After a few hours, all the lower-grade little wizards knew the news of Snape's return from leave, and a wave of disappointment spread among all the first, second, and third-year students.

The older students weren't much better off—they hadn't had class for the past month, which meant that in the coming months, they would definitely have to make up for the month's worth of missed classes. They might even have to add extra classes—which meant more homework.

But no matter what, Snape's return would not be swayed by the students' will—finally, after a week, Snape took over the Potions class, and Keli's temporary teaching career came to an end.

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That day, in Snape's office, Keli was handing over work to Snape.

"I heard from the people at the Biological Research Institute that both babies were successfully born, right?" Keli asked, "So, has she been resurrected?"

Snape was originally organizing student homework. When he heard this sentence, he looked up and showed a rare smile: "If it's Lily, maybe not, but if it's Lisa, Lisa can already walk."

"Lisa?" Keli repeated the name: "Good name!"

Lisa, spelled in English as: "Lisa," this name obviously comes from the name Lily. Obviously, this is the resurrected body of Harry Potter's mother, Lily.

"Did you use magic to promote her growth?" Keli asked, "Won't this cause any damage to her?"

"Lisa's soul is already an adult soul, so even if it promotes her physical development, it won't have any impact. It's just that she only has personality and subconsciousness now, without memory. She needs a lot of memory to supplement it," Snape explained. "I wove a beautiful childhood for her."

"I don't think your childhood would be so beautiful… Who is her mother?" Keli asked a sharp question.

"Her mother's name is 'Lily'." Snape showed a meaningful smile.

Keli instantly understood. If the mother's name is Lily, then the father must be Snape! Anyway, it's all fake memories, just make up a little bit. Only a few people know their true origins.

Keli's parents, the two directors of the research institute, Dumbledore brothers, and Keli and Snape themselves, no one else knows their true origins. Then, as long as these people keep their mouths shut, those fabricated false memories will also become real memories.

"Very clever means!" Keli thought Snape was really creative.

At this moment, Snape fell silent.

"I killed two people!" Snape suddenly said, "Just like the previous guess, souls resurrected using magical means cannot be well combined with the body. Although their matching rate is 100%, there are still conflicts between the transplanted soul and the body itself as the body grows, just like a person can't have two hearts. I can only find a way to kill the original heart."

"So you killed two people, using the method of making Horcruxes, and sewed the soul in?" Keli asked.

"Yes, but they are not Horcruxes, they are real people, independent individuals with thoughts and emotions!" Snape said a little depressed here. He didn't want to kill people.

"Who did you kill?" Keli asked, and then explained: "Of course, if it's inconvenient to tell me, then forget it."

"They are two Muggles! I don't even know the names of those two people…" Snape explained: "Both of them are priests in the church. When I didn't know how to find a target, I happened to hear them two playing with others.

That was a group of little boys who were only eight or nine years old. You know what I mean by 'playing with,' right?"

Keli was disgusted enough—he had long heard that priests played a lot of tricks, but he didn't expect it to be so much! Keli secretly noted it down in his heart. It seemed that if he had the chance, he would have to go to the church to wander around and save these lost lambs.

Keli said, "Actually, I've also killed a lot of people like that. They are now lying quietly in the cemetery behind St. Andrews Church. There are two whole rows of people. I have prepared very beautiful tombstones for them!"

"Well done!" Snape laughed when he heard this: "You really are a natural little devil!"

"I'm not a devil—I'm a Superman. Sending them to prison is Superman's business, not mine!" Snape didn't understand what Keli said at all, but that didn't prevent him from understanding Keli's meaning.

Saving criminals is God's mission, my mission is to send those damned criminals to see God!

The United Kingdom has essentially abolished the death penalty, but some criminals are born criminals! What they have done is not enough to have their heads cut off five hundred times.

For example, there is a TV series called "Mindhunter," in which the criminals are adapted from real cases. The criminal is a pervert, gerontophile. A fetish completely opposite to pedophilia, only having "sexual interest" in elderly women.

Over a period of twenty years, this criminal raped more than 500 elderly people—all of them over 60 years old and with limited mobility, such as widowed paralyzed old women, elderly women with limited mobility—even an 85-year-old man.

Keli said that death is forgiveness for such criminals!

Keli patted Snape on the shoulder and said, "It doesn't matter. There's no need to have any psychological pressure to kill such people!"

Snape shrugged, noncommittal.