HP makes a qualified villain

Snape dragged Draco all the way to a dark corridor

The sun is shining brightly outside

The sunlight is blocked by the floor-to-ceiling curtains here

Nothing was put in.

"Let me go!" Draco finally broke free from Snape's hand

How dare you talk to the professor in that tone

Maybe he has already entered the rebellious period

Snape no longer preached too much, but directly entered the topic: "You cursed Ferrex, didn't you!"

He looked fiercely at the little boy in front of him who was clearly only fourteen

As if he had committed some heinous and unforgivable sin

But it's true

A wizard who casts a curse on his companion is indeed not a good thing.

"It's none of your business!" Draco was not to be outdone, he raised his chin and said to Snape, "This is our Malfoy family's business, and it's not your turn to take care of it!"

Of course, the marriage contract between the Malfoy family and the Ferris family has long been rumored in the school.

So Draco doesn't shy away from anything.

"What curse did you put on her!" Of course Snape was not in the mood to care about the Malfoy family.

What he cares about now is that his student, who has cast a spell on another student, is under his nose.

This spell must not have been cast today, otherwise Draco would not be so proficient in using her

Even just calling the other person's name can change the other person's mind.

This is not allowed at Hogwarts!

"Hmph!" Draco was still very disdainful, because he knew that he didn't have to be afraid at all, and there was a bigger force behind him supporting him, "Professor! Do you really think of yourself as a professor!"

Draco was well developed, although not as tall as Snape, but not enough to look up to see him

Draco just raised his eyes slightly: "My father told me all about your identity and the identity of everyone in this academy."

There was pride in his eyes: "You guys, these are just a group of ordinary human beings who have completely lost themselves, and I am the child chosen by that person, do you understand!"

Snape stared at him blankly, he didn't expect his student to say such a thing

Only then did he realize that Draco was really a child.

He continued to show off his new identity, and unreservedly enjoyed the insignificant rights brought to him by this identity

Draco Malfoy is superior to others because of his pure blood

Plus the now chosen title

He thinks he's completely human.

"Draco." Snape looked at him, frowning, "tell me, will your spell hurt her?"

Snape was only in this short conversation

gave up on Draco's "rescue"

He understood that the child in front of him could not change his mind with just a few words

What he needs is to experience real horror, to realize that the world doesn't center on him.

Listening to his question, Draco's expression changed imperceptibly: "...No."

Snape stared at him motionlessly.

Draco stopped looking at him.

"No." Draco repeated.

Snape looked at him, of course he knew if he was lying or not.

He just nodded and said softly, "I hope so."

After saying that, he turned his head and left

The black robe behind him rolls with the wind

Looking at Snape striding away, Draco froze in place, not knowing what to do.

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After the class bell rang for a while

Snape walked in with his usual quick steps.

Walked to the podium: "The last student in each row, please put away the homework and hand it to me."

Watching the students start to act one after another, I took out the homework assigned in the previous class

placed on the table

I froze—completely forgot about it.

I am very conspicuous in the noisy crowd

Because I'm the only one sitting there at a loss

Snape raised his eyes and looked at me.

Fuck, let him find out

I was suddenly flustered.

Snape lifted his foot and strode towards me, my heart skipped a beat with every step he took

When he was about to walk in front of me, I felt like my heart was going to stop

However, he stepped over me aggressively and walked to Weasley's table several rows behind me.

Only then did I realize that he was also stupefied in his seat, as if he wanted to explain to Snape—obviously, I wasn't the only one who forgot to do my homework.

"Weasley, where's your homework?" Snape asked coldly

"Oh professor, I forgot to bring it in the dormitory!" Weasley said, he still wanted to win another chance for himself

"Forgot?" Snape looked at him contemptuously, snorted, and tapped his schoolbag with his wand

The books in Weasley's bag flew out one by one, and placed themselves neatly on the table

There are textbooks, some miscellaneous novel illustrations, and Weasley's blank homework book

Snape raised the corner of his mouth and sneered: "Is this what you forgot?"

"Oh!" Weasley feigned surprise, "I definitely remember doing it!"

Simo, who was sitting next to him, couldn't help laughing at his defenseless appearance.

Snape ignored Seamus' laughter, but lifted Weasley from his seat: "Go to the back and stand for punishment!"

Weasley could only make an aggrieved expression, obediently took his schoolbag and notebook, and stood at the back of the classroom. Snape gave him a disdainful look: "Gryffindor, deduct ten points!"

Immediately afterwards, there was the sighing sound from the little lions in the classroom, ten points was already a lot to them.

My heart almost stopped again when Snape walked past me again and returned to the podium

Luckily though, he didn't seem to notice that I didn't do my homework either.

Sitting at the end of our row is Millicent. He walked up to me and stretched out his hand, asking me for my homework.

I made a gesture of clasping my hands to him, and indicated with my eyes that I was not done.

Millicent nodded at me with a meaningful smile, skipped me and put away the homework of the person in front of me.

The classmate next door who left his seat with Millicent and collected homework was Neville Longbottom.

He seemed to have discovered my secret, frowned and whispered: "You can't do this!"

His sense of justice doesn't seem to allow a Slytherin to escape this part of the check assignment.

But his justice was quickly defeated by my fierce eyes

"Do you dare to file a complaint?" I pulled the corners of my mouth and said to him with a fierce expression

Longbottom was often tricked by Draco, almost caused a psychological shadow

So he is "afraid of the house and the crow", now as long as it is Slytherin, he can always scare him

Longbottom didn't dare to talk anymore, he quickly finished his work with his head down, and immediately returned to his seat.

After collecting all the homework, Snape did not conduct a second inspection, and directly started to talk about the new lesson.

it made me breathe a sigh of relief

Almost 10 minutes had passed since the class, and Draco hadn't come yet.

"Please turn to page 623." Snape held his wand and gracefully placed his hands in front of him. "What we are going to talk about today is a kind of spell—the Unfeeling Curse."

"I've heard of this curse!" Granger was half a classroom away from me, but I could still hear her exaggerated cry

Apparently she wanted to stand up again and help the teacher explain what the spell really does

I flipped through the book and found that the content of this class is actually in the last chapter of the book.

On the slightly yellowed paper is a picture of a man and woman hugging each other and kissing deeply, but the word next to it means "unfeeling"

"Then, is there any student who can tell us the function and meaning of the Unfeeling Curse?"

As I expected, Snape just sent a question

Granger raised his hand high: "I know, Professor!"

The classmates next to her were already familiar with the strangeness, and Snape also treated her as an empty air, ignoring her, and turned his eyes to the desk on the Slytherin side.

Snape wished the question was answered by a Slytherin, usually Draco would raise his hand in cooperation at this time

But unfortunately, he was absent today, after being scolded by Snape.

"Professor." Andy, who was sitting next to me, raised his hand gracefully and calmly.

Snape nodded in satisfaction, and made a gesture of invitation to her.

"The unfeeling spell, also known as the love spell." She cleared her throat, "This was invented two centuries ago by a witch named Aphrodite, and it is a spell based on black magic. A witch who loved a man deeply but couldn't get it, invented this spell, charmed the man, and fell in love with her."

She looked at Snape as if to ask if her answer was correct

Snape nodded, "Go ahead, please."

"This spell can make others fall in love with themselves, so it is called the love spell. However, once the spell is lifted or destroyed, the love in the hearts of the cursed people will be replaced by hatred. When the cursed man was lifted, he hated Avro to the bone, captured her, sealed the mouth that had kissed him deeply, cut off the hands that hugged him, and burned Avro to death. So, also known as the Unfeeling Curse."

"That's right!" Snape clapped his hands and gave Andy an appreciative look, "Five points for Slytherin!"

Andy smiled softly and said nothing.

I leaned over and asked, "How do you know this so well? I've never heard of it!"

"Because Avro is my ancestor." Andy looked at me.

I was slightly surprised: "You never told me."

"Because it's not an honorable thing." Andy shrugged. "Our family is ashamed of Afro, because she fell in love with a Muggle and was killed by the Muggle in the end!"

She flipped through her textbook expressionlessly, but I could feel the anger in her heart

"Is that why you hate Muggles?" I asked

Andy has always been a gentle and mature girl in my heart, but every time Muggles are mentioned, she will show abnormal hatred

Even swearing at one time

Looking at the upbringing revealed in her usual behavior, I thought she wouldn't swear at all.

"It's not just because of this." Andy's expression became a little distorted. "I've actually been researching the solution to the Unfeeling Curse for the past two years—that is, the solution that won't hurt the caster."

"The unfeeling spell itself is just to make the other party fall in love with me, it seems to have the effect of ecstasy, but after being backlashed, it can cause huge damage to the caster. This is a very stupid spell." Snape said at the podium It says, "Only those who are not clear-headed and think that if they get love, they can get the world go back and learn it."

While listening to Snape's speech, I looked at Andy: "Undo the curse? Why?"

"Because..." Andy bit his lip, "my sister cast a spell on a Muggle."