Harry Potter and the Rebirth

"Oh, Mr. Velez, is there something wrong?"

Snape narrowed his eyes and walked up to Ron with the most sarcastic words, staring at the freckles on his cheeks. Why did the red-haired guy look a little abnormal today?

"First of all, I want to say sorry for delaying everyone's class time, but I have something to say today. It may be a little offensive to the professor, but please forgive me."

Snape found it a little strange. Ron was not the first student to question him in his class, but it was rare in his teaching career.

"I think your deduction today is unreasonable." Ron thought of the past year and was emotional. He stared into Snape's eyes. "To be precise, I think your deductions between the four colleges of Hogwarts are extremely biased, especially Gryffindor."

Snape realized this was a good opportunity and remained silent.

Ron's hands hidden in his sleeves trembled slightly. He knew what it meant to say all these words. It meant that Gryffindor might lose more points, that others would say he was conspicuous, and that he would be targeted by Snape in his future academic career.

But it doesn't matter, someone has to speak up, Ron encouraged himself, Hermione opened her mouth slightly, and she turned her head to look at Ron.

Although Ron was very polite in every word, in fact, every word he said was accusing Snape of being unfair. Saying this in front of everyone -

"There is no specific standard for deducting points. It all depends on your mood, which goes against the original intention of setting the points standard."

Ron hardened his heart, "Your behavior will only remind us how unique Slytherin is in the school, and will only exacerbate the conflicts between the houses."

He swallowed and swallowed down what he was going to say next. The rest of his words were not good either. He even wanted to just go straight in the face and fire. Forget it. Ron closed his eyes. He was ready to accept the storm that was about to come.

Snape still had a blank expression on his face. He had belonged to Slytherin since his student days. After he became the head of the school, he wanted to make Slytherin the best house in Hogwarts.

"you--"

Thinking that it was not a good thing to say, Ron opened his eyes and stared at the floor. Anyway, it was impossible for an Avada to kill him, so he could do whatever he wanted with the rest. He felt like giving up.

The whole classroom was very quiet. Almost everyone felt relieved, but no one dared to say so.

"Professor Snape, we still have 20 minutes before get out of class ends."

Harry stood up suddenly, protecting Ron behind him. He pointed to the PPT that was put up at the beginning of the class and said, "Some students are eager to learn."

Snape stared at Harry expressionlessly, and the two looked at each other.

"You know what he said is true. You have lost so many points from Gryffindor today. Just bear with it."

Snape ignored what Harry said in his heart.

"Mr. Troll, you used your brain to think today, which is really funny. You even know how to waste other people's time--"

"Professor Snape! Your class has been full of criticisms of others so far, and you've been singling us out for criticism for most of the class."

Harry pushed Ron into his seat.

"Stand up, who told you to sit down?"

Snape shouted angrily, and Ron shivered and his legs half bent.

"sit down."

Harry pushed Ron back with irresistible force, and at the same time he looked at Snape, both of them with equal momentum.

Harry suddenly felt a little dazed, as if his past dreams had become reality. In his previous life, with the death of Snape, all the past grudges had disappeared with the wind. When he thought of his former teacher, all that was left was endless gratitude and sadness.

What about those days when he was so angry that he trembled in his class? What about those days when he was targeted for no reason? He also imagined that he could stand up and confront him face to face.

"Gryffindor House d-"

"Professor Snape, giving a teacher the right to deduct marks does not mean he can lose standards and abuse at the same time."

"that is--"

A small voice came from behind, and Snape glanced over. Many students immediately lowered their bodies. Even if they cursed in secret, they would feel guilty.

"But professors have that right."

"Professors don't have this right either."

There was a slight fluctuation on Snape's calm face. He understood what Harry meant by this.

"Gryffindor loses 100 points, and Harry Potter is given a year's detention."

Snape glanced at Ron, then he didn't even finish his lecture and left through the front door of the classroom.

The whole classroom exploded with excitement. Some people praised Ron for his bravery, some praised Harry for his righteousness, and some blamed them for their defiance.

"The professors don't want to teach us anymore."

Some people think that this is their own loss, so they blame all the losses on the few people who stood up.

"They really stand out. It seems like they are the only ones in the grade who are capable of this."

"Nonsense, it was Ron who spoke up first, and Harry was just defending his friend. Besides, what Snape did was wrong in the first place."

"That's also——"

There is no teacher who realizes his mistakes as imagined, no different treatment as in ordinary stories, and no justice that will eventually come as imagined. Interests and human feelings are intertwined, and every choice that seems correct in fairy tales will appear extremely pale and fragile in the real world.

Reality is reality. It will be extremely cruel and brutal. It will throw the innocence in everyone's heart to the ground, ravage it, and finally tear it apart to force them to become mature adults.

Ron felt very guilty. For the first time ever, Hermione said nothing. She came to Ron, wiped the tears from his cheeks with toilet paper, and then hugged him gently.

"Ron, this isn't your fault, you're a true Gryffindor."

Ron finally couldn't hold it in anymore. He buried himself in Hermione's arms, sobbing quietly, then looked up at Harry.

"It was me who was talking about it, but I got you into trouble. This is a full 100 points, and this means a full year of confinement."

"It's okay. Snape is just like this. Now he has angered everyone. You just expressed everyone's opinions. It's not your fault. On the contrary, you are really brave."

Harry said solemnly that Ron had no confidence behind him, he just stood up bravely out of his own courage.

"Relax, this isn't a big deal. Even if this hadn't happened today, Snape would have always found a reason to put me in detention. I gave him a good scolding instead."

Harry patted Ron's shoulder, and the three of them hugged each other to comfort each other.

Dudley felt a little jealous. Why did he always feel jealous? Today he came to see the show, not to get jealous.