curse the world at hogwarts

Dumbledore's arrangements were undoubtedly thoughtful.

Rhine originally thought that he would be placed in a place similar to Filch, that is, near the broom room and administrator's office on the first floor of the castle.

How convenient!

You're a damn handyman and you still want to be picky?

But the house elf named Mandis led Rhine all the way to the seventh floor of the north tower.

It belonged to Ravenclaw, and it was also the college where Rhine's predecessor studied.

"It seems that they really want to kill me?" Rhine murmured to himself, showing great doubts about this situation.

There is no need to question Dumbledore's charisma, but Rhine never felt that he could withstand the White Devil's hard work.

"Make trouble..." Rhine gritted his teeth, "We must make trouble."

Speaking of the seventh floor of the North Tower, he suddenly thought of Professor Trelawney, this old magician...ahem...the senior divination professor seemed to live above him?

How about introducing a Chinese artifact that shakes the floor, so that this professor who can be called "Dumbledore's daughter" can sue him?

While thinking about this in his mind, Rhine unexpectedly saw a black whirlwind rushing towards him from the end of the corridor.

The black whirlwind came suddenly, but suddenly stopped two or three meters away, with eyes like dead fish emerging from under a head of oily mid-length hair.

"Rhine Lyle." Black Whirlwind looked at Rhine and almost said this with gritted teeth.

"Severus Snape." Rhine looked at him without fear.

There is no doubt that with Snape appearing in front of him, the emotional impact of his predecessor on Rhine once again took over.

"Don't tell me..." Snape said expressionlessly, "Dumbledore has gone so far as to find a convicted felon to be his professor."

In his understanding, Rhine, who had hunted Death Eaters, many of them in one-to-many and bloody counter-attack situations, would undoubtedly become a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

It was a position that Voldemort had been unable to obtain and therefore placed a curse on. The previous professor's fate was as miserable as ever.

But even so, the entire Hogwarts students, graduates, current professors, retired teachers, as well as various office workers and their relatives, such as the second uncle, all know...

Snape had been seeking this position, but was repeatedly rejected by Dumbledore.

It can be said that he has hatred engraved in his DNA for everyone who takes over this position.

Not to mention Rhine.

"Perhaps Dumbledore thinks that I, who once hung the Master of Dark Arts Snape on a tree to dry for two hours, am undoubtedly suitable for this position."

Rhine's smile at this moment can be said to be extremely unbeatable.

Snape's expression tightened: "I shouldn't have taught you this!"

"That's your choice..." Rhinepi said with a smile, "Not everyone who has dealt with Potter will become Voldemort's dog!"

Snape suddenly raised his hand and suddenly grasped his left arm.

"What?" Rhine said sarcastically, "The mark left by your master cannot be removed, and it keeps reminding you of the sins you committed back then?"

Snape glared at Rhine fiercely: "Don't make me raise my wand to you..."

"I'm very busy." Rhine still had that annoying smile on his face, "For example...as the special chief engineer of Hogwarts Castle Environmental Optimization, I need to keep an eye on those who are always polluting the environment."

He suddenly took a step forward and yelled like a donkey: "Professor Snape doesn't wash his hair, which affects the air quality inside the castle and hinders the educational environment... Ten points from Slytherin~!"

Snape was stunned: "Is there such a position?"

"Can Dumbledore lie?" Rhine laughed and missed Snape and continued walking forward.

Snape held his left arm and watched Rhine leave with a complicated expression, but said nothing. He was obviously "shocked" by what he said.

Before turning towards the stairs, Rhine furtively glanced back at the corner of the wall.

I saw Snape whipping up a black whirlwind, changing the direction he was going to go downstairs, and rushing towards the principal's office...

"He was fooled~"

Rhine changed her tit-for-tat attitude and said excitedly to Mandis.

As a house elf, Mandy was nearly frightened out of her mind by the new assistant administrator.

That's Professor Snape!

How dare you offend him?

Or just use messy nouns to deceive?

Mandis felt that she could no longer let Rhine wander around the castle, so she respectfully grabbed Rhine's hand, and a house elf version apparated and came to the door of his residence.

The elf's fear of letting Rhine meet other professors leads to more victims at Hogwarts!

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"Is he your enemy?"

Rhine sent Mandis away, opened the seventh-floor window of the tower, and lay on the bed in the summer breeze, Maleficent popped up and asked.

"No," Rhine replied, "He may have had a serious conflict with me, but now he can become a hero at any time."

Maleficent frowned: "I don't understand."

Since Snape was not an enemy, why was he so tit-for-tat?

"Because there are some things I shouldn't know."

There was actually a hint of wistfulness in Rhine's expression.

"It's absolutely impossible to know."

Severus Snape, the "lifelong enemy" of Harry the savior, is undeniably annoying most of the time.

But the huge secret hidden in him finally completed the most shocking reversal in the world.

If Rhine was a naughty kid who had just entered the magical world, he would probably have taken advantage of reading the script to leave a bad impression on Snape, but at least not bad.

But as a junior student who had a close relationship with the other party, Rhine absolutely couldn't do it.

First of all, he should not know the secret that only Dumbledore and Snape know among the people still alive;

Secondly, he knew that Dumbledore wanted to dig holes in his future arrangements, and the most likely executor was Snape.

Therefore, what Rhine should show the most is not the side of him that he got along with other than Snape when he was the school's new cutie who became popular with Potter.

What he needs to show more is the side that he once blocked in Spider End Alley after graduation, trying to sneak attack Snape but failed. He could only throw an upside-down golden bell with serious injuries, hang him in an unnoticed corner and then escape.

Only in this way can he stay away from these heroes and get closer to the life he wants.

Now that he had gone head-to-head with Snape, in line with the principle of hunting down rabbits, Rhine let the poor Diagon Alley and the innocent Muggles go...

He finally reached out to Hogwarts.