I abducted HP's friend on his wedding day

Snape noticed the little tail following behind him. He didn't intend to deal with it at first, but the guy behind him was too clumsy. He wanted to pretend that he didn't know, but if he continued to pretend that he didn't know, it would seem that he was a little bit awkward. Stupid.

Snape turned around a corner, quickly turned around, and grabbed the little wizard who was following him.

"Potter! Harry Potter! I think you can give me a justifiable reason?" Snape's eyes were deep, he looked at the nervous and flustered Harry and continued. "Tell me, why are you following me?"

Harry felt coy for a long time. Under Snape's increasingly serious expression, he still explained his actions in a low voice: "Professor, Professor Snape... I just want to ask you... but..." He hesitated. He looked at Snape, then calmed down and said. "Do you want to go to the secret room with the three-headed dog?"

Snape was stunned for a moment, then his face darkened, and he looked at Harry seriously.

"How do you know the three-headed dog in there is?!"

Before Harry could answer, Snape said: "Did you ignore Dumbledore's warning and sneak in by yourself?! Do you know where that place is?!"

Harry shook his head, then nodded.

"I found out, Nick Flamel, and the Philosopher's Stone..."

Snape, who had never expected that Harry already knew so much, couldn't help showing a headache expression. He frowned and asked, "What are you doing to check this?!"

"Then...do you want that magic stone?"

Harry puffed up his little cheeks angrily and looked at Snape without blinking.

Snape frowned and sneered.

"Potter! Why do I want the Sorcerer's Stone?"

Harry was stunned for a moment, and then his eyes sparkled.

"You don't want to take the magic stone?"

Snape didn't know why: "What should I do with that Sorcerer's Stone?"

Harry clapped his fingers and said, "Hermione said that those who get the Philosopher's Stone can live forever. It is a very, very precious treasure."

Snape was a little impatient: "Really? It's a pity, I don't need eternal life."

Harry looked a little happier, which confused Snape even more.

"What's in your head? Tell me, tell me honestly, or I will tell your mother."

Regarding Snape's threat to complain to Lily, Harry shrank subconsciously, then showed a bitter melon expression. After a moment of hesitation, he told Snape everything he and his friends had found. .

"You and Ron saw me threatening poor Professor Quirrell?!" Snape almost laughed angrily.

Harry defended: "I don't think you meant it that way, but what I saw really looked like you were threatening Professor Quirrell... Then Hermione, Ron, and I found out that there might be magic hidden in the secret room. Stone, plus Ron guessed that those levels may have been set up by Dumbledore for you and other professors to stop people who wanted to steal the Sorcerer's Stone."

Harry was a little embarrassed: "I was just wondering if you were threatening Professor Quirrell and asking him to tell you how to deal with the levels he set up."

Snape looked at Harry speechlessly.

If it wasn't for Lily's sake, he really wanted to scold Harry to death.

But, no, Snape had to endure it even for Lily's sake.

Harry seemed more relaxed. He seemed to have been worried that Snape really wanted to steal the Sorcerer's Stone. Now that he heard that Snape had no intention of stealing the Sorcerer's Stone, he felt relieved.

His eyebrows were arched, his head raised, and the look in his eyes that looked at Snape revealed intimacy.

"That's great, Uncle Sif..."

"Potter! I told you, don't call me uncle!!!"

"Okay, Professor Snape~~"

Snape looked at Harry's innocent look and felt a wave of discomfort in his heart. If this wasn't Lily's child, he would really have to take care of it.

Snape took a deep breath and warned Harry in an extremely serious voice: "Don't pay attention to the Sorcerer's Stone!"

Harry nodded vigorously.

Snape was a little worried: "Also, don't get close to Quirrell...don't pay attention to him, and don't get close to Quirrell without someone else accompanying you."

Harry looked at Snape confused, as if he didn't understand why he couldn't get close to Quirrell.

"I won't harm you. In short, you are not allowed to approach Quirrell in private, you are not allowed to investigate him, and you are not allowed to be curious!"

Harry looked at Snape in confusion, and then he didn't know what he thought of. He covered his mouth with his hands and his eyes widened.

Snape frowned, wondering what Harry was thinking now.

Harry asked nervously: "Uncle Sev, is it true that Professor Quirrell is the bad guy?"

At this time, the child was a little too keen, but Snape thought that Quirrell's identity might be suspicious. He definitely didn't want Harry to contact Quirrell in a fretful manner. If something happened, he wouldn't know. How to explain to Lily.

"You just need to know that contact with Quirrell will be dangerous to you."

Harry nodded hesitantly, which made Snape even more worried, so he spoke much more sternly, warning Harry not to get into trouble, let alone get into trouble.

"If there is any abnormality, you must remember to protect yourself first. Any other matters will be handled by the professor. Don't be too troublesome!"

Thinking of Ron and Hermione with Harry, Snape couldn't help but feel irritated. This child was already naughty enough to give people a headache, but now it was triple the trouble, making Snape start to I was worried. If these children got involved after I warned them, something might happen accidentally.

He understood very well what those Gryffindor students were like.

Snape made up his mind to remind Dumbledore.

Snape's worries were not overly cautious at all, because Harry would not conceal Snape's warning to him at all, and even wanted to prove that Snape himself was innocent. He would not take the initiative as his friends suspected. Tell Ron and Hermione.

Not surprisingly, George and Fred also knew about this general matter.

"So, what is hidden in the secret room is the Sorcerer's Stone?" George touched his chin and began to think.

Fred said with some emotion: "The legendary magic stone..."

Hermione glared at Ron, without thinking, Ron must have told George and Fred.

Ron felt aggrieved, but he had indeed been tricked by George and Fred, and he knew it was wrong, so he lowered his head and did not dare to resist.

"But Professor Quirrell doesn't seem to have any dangerous temperament."

Yes, although Professor Quirrell is terrible, the students are greatly disappointed. They feel that he does not look brave at all. On the contrary, he is a very timid guy. This makes him really no deterrent in the eyes of the students, probably except for the professor. Apart from Professor Binns of History of Magic, he is the most bullied professor.

When George and Fred were having a snowball fight, they accidentally hit Quirrell in the back of the head with a snowball.

Harry actually didn't think there was anything strange or even noteworthy about Quirrell at first, but Lily had repeatedly told Harry that Snape could be trusted, which made Harry, who had always listened to Lily's words, trust him very much. Snape, the elder.

Harry didn't doubt Snape's words at all.

"Uncle Sif said that Quirrell is a bad person and dangerous, so he must be right. Although I don't know what secrets Quirrell has, I believe that Uncle Sif is definitely not lying to me!"

Ron actually didn't have much of a fondness for Snape. Because Harry was a child that Snape watched grow up, in Potions class, he basically gave dry comments and occasionally gave points for outstanding performance. , you know, even if Hermione performed very well, Snape would pretend not to see it and ignore Hermione's efforts.

This made Hermione always jealous of Harry.

However, Snape was indeed very partial. When a Slytherin student made a mistake in potions, the most he would do was scold him harshly and then punish him with solitary confinement. For example, he would punish the two stupider students, Goyle and Crabbe. But he rarely deducted points from Slytherin House.

But it's different for Gryffindor House.

Especially among Gryffindor students, they feel that Professor Snape is the most partial and biased against Gryffindor House. As long as they are students of Gryffindor House, they will never get it from Snape. Praise and extra points.

But Harry came in. Although Harry looked like his father, James Potter, his eyes looked like Lily's. As long as Harry looked at Snape with his watery eyes, Snape would not She would say something unpleasant to Harry. After all, Lily was still alive and well. Knowing that Snape was not good to her son, this ill-tempered Mrs. Potter would definitely cause trouble for her good friend without hesitation.

Snape thought so himself.

So, something happened that shocked other Gryffindor students. Before Harry, no Gryffindor student could get a good result from Snape, but Harry could give Gryffindor House Add points.

It's so realistic...

Why doesn't this make Hermione jealous?

However, later, because of the troll, Hermione became friends with Harry Ron.

Mainly Ron, because he and Angus went to the secret room together and saw Angus deal with giant monsters. Although Ron was only a first-year freshman, he also learned how to deal with giant monsters from Angus. Strange, at least he knew how Angus dealt with the troll.

Some operations really awakened Ron's brain and broadened his thinking.

When facing the troll, Hermione was shocked by Ron's behavior.

He actually knew how to use the floating spell to control the troll's weapon, the big stick. Most importantly, Ron's floating spell really took the big stick away from the troll.

Later, several professors arrived in time, especially Snape, who found Harry missing and came over immediately.

Nothing happened to the three of them.

Hermione also learned from Harry that her parents were students at the same time as Professor Snape, and that Harry's mother Lily Potter and Snape were very good friends, so she felt a little more mentally balanced.

However, for these reasons, Hermione's senses for Snape were absolutely terrible.

"Well, since Professor Snape said that Professor Quirrell has a problem, we also need to find out exactly what problem Professor Quirrell has, right?" Hermione's tone was full of dissatisfaction.

Harry thought about Snape's warning to him and raised objections: "However, Professor Snape said that we are not allowed to contact Professor Quirrell." He looked at the curious and eager expressions of several people and endured it. He couldn't help but emphasize. "That's very dangerous. Since Professor Snape said it's very dangerous, wouldn't it be better for us not to go to Professor Qiluo's?"

But other people didn't think so, or they just had some rebellious thoughts about Hermione, who was always very cautious about the various school rules.

"Can't we just listen to Professor Snape's words? We must be clear and confirm that Professor Quirrell is really a bad person."

Harry sighed, realizing that he couldn't dissuade his friend.

The main reason is that he is also curious about what problems Professor Quirrell, a seemingly timid person, would have that would make Snape warn them that Quirrell is very dangerous.

Harry couldn't see the danger in Quirrell. He didn't think there was any danger in a professor who stuttered when he spoke.

"So, what are you going to do?" Ron asked timidly. He found that both Hermione and his twin brother had a very positive attitude and were very interested in exploring Professor Quirrell's secrets.

Ron was not interested. He and Harry actually had the same attitude, which was to listen carefully to Professor Snape's warning, saying that they were not allowed to have contact with Professor Quirrell, so they should not have contact with Quirrell. If necessary, they must Go find out what's wrong with Professor Quirrell?

Ron didn't want to investigate, but others didn't think so, so he could only go against his own will and echo the opinions of his brothers.

George and Fred planned to try to irritate Quirrell. They threw a snowball to Quirrell last time, but they didn't see Quirrell lose his temper. If it were another professor, it would be Professor Sprout, who has the best temper. They would scold George and Fred and warn them not to hit people with snowballs.

This made the twins look down upon Professor Quirrell even more.

"I remember that after your snowball hit Professor Quirrell, he ran away in a panic without even waiting for you to apologize." Ron recalled. "I still remember that you guys knocked off his turban... By the way, what is Professor Quirrell's turban wrapped in? Is he bald?"

Most students felt that Professor Quirrell was embarrassed because he was bald at a young age.

"Ron, is that what you mean?"

Ron looked at the few people carefully: "Should we find a way to take off Professor Quirrell's turban? I think he may not be as simple as bald."