HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Professor Snape lowered his eyes slightly and walked all the way to the restaurant. He walked up to the professor's chair through the side door where professors used to go. He saw that the students today seemed more lively than before, and even several professors were listening intently.

Abnormal, very abnormal.

Professor Snape placed the lesson plan behind his chair and tapped the plate in front of him with his wand. The perfectly cooked steak and fried eggs immediately appeared on the plate. They were cooked in the same manner in the glass. Professor Snape chose a glass of water.

In the potions class just now, there was actually a student who made a serious mistake when handling slugs with tentacles, and handled the slugs in a disgusting manner - it was Snape who had even handled thousands of slugs with tentacles. A level that even professors cannot accept.

Professor Snape took several sips of water to suppress the discomfort in his stomach.

Being a professor is indeed not an easy job. Professor Snape has had bad gastrointestinal problems in recent years. Part of it is due to heavy coursework and having to work overtime for Professor Dumbledore from time to time. The other part is because he is annoyed by all kinds of strange students.

Professor Snape, who has never failed in potions, really doesn't understand why there are students who can't even distinguish between mugwort infusion and papilloma tuber pus, and why there are students who can cut a piece of ginger root with a knife. The cut is more disgusting than the mucus secreted by a slug with tentacles...

In short, Professor Snape seriously suggested that Professor Dumbledore accept his application for the position of Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts as soon as possible, and then hand over the arduous task of teaching Potions to this large group of weird students to other capable people.

Thinking of this, Professor Snape turned his head to look at Professor Dumbledore sitting next to him. He wanted to speak and fight for his long-standing goal, but saw the corners of Professor Dumbledore's mouth raised slightly, as if He was smiling non-stop, and his beard was moving.

"Dumbledore, don't tell me that you have taken over Honeydukes Candy Shop." Other than that, Professor Snape couldn't think of anything else that would make Professor Dumbledore so happy.

Perhaps another thing is that Voldemort, who is still unknown, has committed suicide, which will make Professor Dumbledore happy from ear to ear.

"No no no, Severus."

Professor Dumbledore turned his head and stared at him with a look that Professor Snape could not understand. His tone when he spoke was also very meaningful: "If you are interested, you can listen carefully to what the following students say. A funny thing happened."

Professor Dumbledore touched his beard and took a sip of the mead in front of him. Even though today's mead did not contain enough honey, he drank it all with a smile: "Although the authenticity needs to be tested, But I have to say..."

"Love is the most beautiful existence in this world, it has great power."

Professor Dumbledore had said similar words so many times that Professor Snape was tired of hearing it. After curling his lips in disgust, he continued to eat, not caring about Professor Dumbledore's words at all.

What about the students below? What are the students talking about and what does it have to do with him?

Having said that, when Professor Snape calmed down and started to eat, he inevitably had to look up at the many students in front of him while chewing. And because he was facing the Ravenclaw table, he did not eat as expected. I saw that silver-white head.

Professor Snape frowned and glanced at the Gryffindor table, but still no familiar silvery white appeared in his field of vision.

How strange. Professor Snape's steak-cutting hand paused unconsciously, and he began to think subconsciously.

The two friends beside Till appeared, and they were gathering together without knowing what to say. Till himself was nowhere to be found, and Gryffindor's fiery red head...

Teal and the eldest Weasley son are missing?

Everything was so coincidental. When Professor Snape finally discovered that something was wrong, those words that he had never heard before became particularly obvious at this moment.

Perhaps because neither Till nor Bill were unknown students, the news that they were "together" spread quickly, but in just a few dozen minutes, it spread throughout the restaurant, even Slater The Lins all discussed the truth and lies.

Mgina and Tonks know the truth, but no matter how they explain it, people who don't believe it will still not believe it. People who want to take this opportunity to gossip will not listen to the explanation at all.

As long as Thiel and Bill don't come forward to explain, everyone will always have the same illusion as you do and firmly believe that the "truth" they know is the most real.

When Mgina and Tonks got together to talk, they were helpless about each other's "self-deception". Obviously the two of them have explained the truth to many people, but no one believes it.

For the next clarification matters, we can only wait for Till and Bill to come back and solve it themselves.

Mgina and Tonks have tried hard, but they just didn't succeed.

Professor Snape listened intently for a while, his eyes darkened with emotion, but his face remained unchanged: "So, the reason why everyone is so excited is because a Gryffindor and a Ravenclaw are together. ?”

"We don't even know whether it is true or not, but we are already chatting so enthusiastically." Compared to Professor Snape's calmness and Professor Dumbledore's fun-loving attitude, Professor McGonagall is undoubtedly very rational. "It is also difficult to judge whether a rumor is true or false. It should be part of their learning journey.”

The first time Professor McGonagall heard this gossip, four words came to mind: Absolutely impossible.

Not to mention that Tiel hasn't figured out the love thing yet. Even if she does, she and Bill both love learning so much and want to spend all their time studying. It's impossible for them to develop. Feelings other than friends.

It's not that Professor McGonagall is arbitrary, she has also gone through the stage of longing for love, and now she has a deep friendship with her husband, and she has her own judgment on the definition of love.

Although saying this is too absolute, Professor McGonagall still has this confidence - there is absolutely no possibility of Till and Bill falling in love!

Professor McGonagall said that everyone said that Till and Charlie were more likely to fall in love than Till and Bill.

"Having said that, I don't know where Till and Bill have gone." Professor Dumbledore interrupted with a smile. Professor McGonagall became serious, and even Professor Dumbledore found it difficult to deal with it for a while.

"Maybe it's the kitchen, it's lunch time right now." Professor Flitwick held his knife and fork in his hand and seemed to be in a good mood, he added slowly.

Obviously Professor Flitwick is also a little concerned about this gossip. After all, Tyr is their Ravenclaw genius, not to mention that Professor Flitwick has great expectations in terms of Tyr's curse.

After several professors put it all together, they all felt that the kitchen was the most likely option.