HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

What is the world like after death? One second, Severus Snape was staring at those green eyes to accept the coming of death, but the next second, his soul left his body and saw the disgusting Harry standing on the ground, stupidly listening to Voldemort's deadline.

Snape closed his eyes, and there was no more pain in his body to remind him that he was completely dead. He died under Nagini's fangs, still performing his mission at the last moment.

Snape sneered, not sure if it was because he was finally relieved or because he was doing his duty to ridicule him. He has the courage to face death, so naturally he will not stay here for long.

As his soul was being led to another world, Snape made sure not to turn around. He imagined the world after death in a fog, expecting to see Professor Dumbledore - the old bee always liked to wait in some places to explain everything.

But he didn't. He heard some laughter as the fog dissipated, like a child's, an adult's, or maybe both.

His feet became firmer, and Snape lowered his head with narrowed eyes, finding that he was standing on a thick floor, in an environment like a warmly decorated house.

Is he on the second floor? Why is the world after death a house? Snape was confused, but his soul seemed to be pushed by a big hand, and he walked outside a room.

The door to the room was not closed tightly. Snape raised his hand, thinking that he would pass through the door, but he firmly pushed the door open. The silver-white witch was carefully gathering clothes in front of the cabinet. When she heard the movement, she did not look back: "Severus, Is Kay obediently sunbathing with Harry downstairs?"

There was no response, and Snape had no idea what the witch was talking about.

Is she calling herself by her Christian name? What Kaye? What...Harry?

"Severus?" Teal turned his head in confusion. Her Snape would never ignore her questions. However, such a simple turn of the head and raising his eyes made Teal suddenly tighten the clothes in his hands.

She saw a soul who looked very much like her husband, but had a completely different temperament.

"Who are you?" Teal pointed her yew wand at Snape. She had been with Godric and the others for so long, and she recognized the existence in front of her as a soul. But what she couldn't figure out was this... The relationship between the soul and Snape.

The silver light that expelled souls has been accumulated on the tip of the wand. If the soul in front of her does anything to harm her and the people downstairs, Till will feel the pain of the soul being destroyed.

Snape opened his mouth. The two bloody holes on his neck that were bitten by Nagini were still there, but his swallowing and spitting out each letter did not cause any pain due to these wounds. He spoke his name in a hoarse voice: "Severus Snape."

As soon as he spoke, the wound covered by the hanging hair was exposed. Till almost subconsciously took a step forward because she thought of a prophecy that was deliberately forgotten deep in her memory.

That was the death prophecy about Snape that was concealed by Professor Dumbledore and her.

Snape, who had obviously gone through many changes, was standing in front of him. The two bloody holes on his neck were left by Nagini. Till's hand holding the wand moved lower, his voice trembled, but he still did not relax his vigilance: "Why are you here?"

"How come I'm here? I want to know too." Snape found that the witch in front of him who called him affectionately clearly knew him, but in his more than thirty years of memory, Till did not exist.

The translucent soul took two steps forward, wanting to get closer to Till and ask for explanation, but was slammed against the wall by a strong force.

It was Salazar. He stood in front of Till almost instantly and looked at Snape with a dead look in his eyes: "Where is this guy who doesn't care about life and death? Get out of here!"

Salazar was surprised when he saw Snape's appearance clearly, but he clearly understood that the Snape downstairs was real, and the soul in front of him appeared strange.

The soul hit the wall and actually made a noise like the door opening just now, but this time the noise was not small. Snape downstairs finally realized something was wrong, threw the child to Harry and Sirius, and ran up in big strides.

"Teal!" Snape walked around Salazar, held the silent Teal in his arms, and then angrily looked at the uninvited guest. The moment their eyes met, Snape's pupils trembled, but he hugged Till tighter and looked at his other self in the room fiercely, "Who are you and why are you pretending to be me!"

Salazar's strength was considerable, and Snape realized that the soul could also feel pain. He fell for a while before struggling to get up. Like the three Tyrians, Snape didn't know what happened, but he could defend himself: "I didn't pretend to be you, I am Severus Snape."

The three people on the other side couldn't figure out the situation. Could it be that Snape knew it too? He was obviously ready to receive the feeling of love from Old Bee, but he appeared in this house and saw a scene that was unbelievable to him.

On the opposite side, Snape held Till tightly in his arms, and Till leaned obediently into Snape's arms. Salazar in front looked at him with an indifferent and scrutinizing face.

Snape frowned: "Don't tell me this is another world."

Does your self in another world have a lover? Judging from what this witch just said, they should have a child, Kay? So what happened to Harry?

Snape's soul flickered and became more transparent. His confused thoughts affected the state of his soul.

"Stay calm, impostor." Godric jumped in and dropped the silver-white magic stone that Teal had casually thrown in the corner of the house at Snape's feet. A large amount of magic power poured out, and Snape's soul gradually solidified and became calmer.

"I'm not... a fake." Snape took a deep breath and remained calm.

Teal grabbed the hem of Snape's clothes. After giving birth, she became gentler and looked at Snape with a complicated look: "I think we need to talk."

"Go to the study." Snape didn't like the existence that might be his other self staying in his and Teal's room. Salazar chose to go with him, while Godric went downstairs and informed Rowena and the others, Keep an eye on little Kay who should be sunbathing with Harry.

The study was not far from the room, but the area was not small. It was almost the size of two rooms put together. The two desks on the left and right were obviously prepared for two people. Snape had already prepared to place them next to the window. A small desk for Kay when he grows up.

Salazar pushed Snape to sit on the sofa in the corner, while he leaned against the bookcase, keeping his eyes on Snape, wary of his actions that would be detrimental to Till.

"How did you die?" Snape was the first to speak. He felt that such a question was quite novel, "Bitten by a snake? Nagini."

The bloody hole on Snape's neck was so obvious that Snape immediately thought of Nagini.

Snape glanced at Snape who had finished his question and answer, but said nothing. His curiosity fell more on Teal next to Snape. This beautiful witch did not know him. What he cared about was not the relationship between Teal and Snape, but the relationship between Teal and Snape. The starting look.

"You know me," Snape said to Teal, "but I don't remember meeting you."

Teal never appeared in Snape's memory.

Till pursed his lips and waved a huge crystal ball down from the shelf in the study, floating it in front of several people: "I saw you in a prophecy."

The magic wrapped around the crystal ball, and Till did not pass, but the fog inside the crystal ball seemed to be moved by a hand, and the death prophecy related to Snape appeared after the fog dissipated.

This was the first time that Snape saw his own death. Although the Snape in the corner was what he looked like after death, the lifelessness in the crystal ball made Snape's heart twitch.

"You never told me about this prophecy." Snape turned and kissed Tyr on the forehead. He didn't dare to think about how much suffering Tier would endure when facing the unknown future if she had always known about this prophecy.

No wonder Teal always encouraged him to live, no wonder——

Teal kissed back the corner of Snape's mouth: "This prophecy, like many of my prophecies, has not come true."

Since it didn't come true, there was no need to tell Snape. No one can look at his own death calmly.

"It came true. It came true in another world." Salazar flipped the crystal ball critically, and the death scene on it appeared again, "But why did Snape, who was already dead in the other world, appear?"

Snape pursed his lips. He was a little irritated by the sight of Tier. His eyelids twitched and he shook his head: "I don't know, but I can feel it. I will leave."

He does not belong to this world and his disappearance is inevitable.

"It's not important, isn't it? Since you are Snape, you won't hurt us, right?" After confirming Snape's identity, Teal gave him a gentle smile.

Her feelings about Snape are complicated. On the one hand, Snape is a completely strange existence. They just share the same identity with Snape in different worlds. But on the other hand, Snape also represents another kind of Snape. future.

If her plan fails and Professor Dumbledore finally decides to ask Snape to return to Voldemort, will her Severus become a soul with a bloody hole like Snape?

Snape wanted to laugh at the witch's trust in him, but his throat was clogged by the way she leaned against Snape, so he could only nod vaguely.

How could his fragile soul hurt them? That arrogant soul over there can easily take care of him.