HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Staff lounge.

"Dad, what do you want to tell me?" Licorice wondered if her father had taken on some task from the old fox again, or if it was related to her.

Otherwise, why would he suddenly call me here, and it was rare that he was not sitting behind the desk in the cellar.

"Dumbledore asked me to teach you the Disillusionment Charm," Snape looked at his daughter and spoke directly, "so that you can learn it as soon as possible."

What does Dumbledore want from me again? The same as before?

Does he want me to help Potter again? This job is not even close.

Why did I let my dad teach me the Disillusionment Spell? Did my dad suffer a loss?

Didn't Dumbledore himself know how to do this? Didn't he use this trick when Potter looked into the Mirror of Erised?

Why didn't he teach me? Was it because he didn't want to see me? Or couldn't he see me?

After Severus Snape finished speaking, Lycoris's mind was filled with all kinds of doubts.

If it weren't for the brain-occlusion technique, Lycoris's confusion would have condensed into actual questions and then covered Snape's face.

"Okay, Dad." Licorice agreed decisively.

It is better to have my father teach me than to have Dumbledore teach me. It seems like I owe him something.

The debt of favor is hard to repay.

So Licorice spent the last Christmas holiday busy practicing new spells.

It was indeed Dumbledore who said that Severus Snape taught Lycoris the Disillusionment Charm.

but……

Severus Snape taught her more than just the Disillusionment Charm.

Snape's selfishness made him teach Lycoris a spell that no one knew except himself - the flying spell that the Dark Lord taught Severus Snape - Voldemort is no longer a human being now, but a monster that has come back from the dead.

This flying spell is different from ordinary spells, and it is also different from dark magic spells.

Under normal circumstances, Disapparation and Apparition are the best means of transportation, a fireplace with Floo powder is also very useful, as is a portkey.

Next, there are the flying broomsticks and the contraband magic carpet.

The Flying Spell is different from the Flying Spell that comes from the Dark Lord Voldemort.

You can ignore the altitude of your location and most magical confinement places, transform into a ball of black mist, and go wherever you want.

"Dad, what kind of spell is this?" Licorice felt like she had turned into a ball of black mist, and it was strange that she had to slip through the crack of the door in the form of "mist".

It seems like some skill of picking doors and stealing locks.

"Flying spell." That's what the man said back then, and that's what Snape told his daughter.

I haven't read many banned books, Dad, please don't lie to me.

The style of this painting looks very dark. Is it really a very common spell like the flying spell?

"Turn your body into black mist and you can go wherever you want." Snape glanced at Lycoris.

Okay, just study hard.

Slytherin common room.

Lycoris, who was very academic in her thinking, looked at Draco sleeping beside her, still holding her hand, and she had an idea.

If I can pass through gaps in black mist form, can I bring others with me?

try it?

The black-haired girl sitting in the Slytherin common room turned into a ball of black mist. The black mist condensed and did not dissipate, enveloping the light blond-haired boy who was sleeping soundly without realizing it.

His figure was covered tightly, and the black fog made him float slowly.

Feeling that the magic power in her body had been greatly depleted, Lycorice returned to her original state.

Draco was about to fall down immediately without the black mist covering him. Licorice quickly waved her wand to make him fall down slowly.

He can lead people, but his leadership skills are not very good.

If you are a beginner, just practice more. Licorice thinks this spell is very convenient for taking people away.