[HP] Aunt of the Savior

In fact, for the other students at Hogwarts, the remaining half of the school year was not as peaceful as Harry and the others felt.At least the final result of the petrification incident was still a topic that everyone in Hogwarts was happy to talk about until the summer vacation came.

When Professor Sprout's mandrakes finally fully matured, the petrified people (as well as animals and ghosts) in this event were all healed, Hufflepuff's Justin Fletcher and Ernie McMillan also went out of his way to apologize to Harry.The extra points and special contribution awards that Harry and the others got have also become topics that everyone talks about.Although none of Harry and the others told the story, there are still many people who speculate that it was Harry Potter who wiped out the monster.Some comments pushed Harry's fame to new heights again, and some were not so comfortable -

"Harry Potter is a Parseltongue, remember? Maybe he's the real heir, and can't stand someone pretending to be in his name and doing bad things at Hogwarts..."

Discussions like this are much more hidden than when Harry was suspected of being the real murderer in the past. It seems that people who can get rid of monsters are more awed by most people than those who can release monsters.But even if he heard it, Harry probably wouldn't take it to heart.As Professor Snape said before, if you want to be a "savior", don't expect to get the so-called thanks.These arguments were nothing compared to the basilisk that almost swallowed them, and the Voldemort's diary.

As for Draco Malfoy, he stopped talking to the Gryffindors after he came out of the Chamber of Secrets that day, and the previous childish provocations were gone.Now he had a sullen face all day long, and he remained that way until the end of term.Draco's performance undoubtedly verified Snape's words.However, compared to Harry who was already mentally prepared, Ron and Neville, who were somewhat moved by Draco's return to the Chamber of Secrets to face the basilisk together, were a little bit shocked.

Jody takes care of Professor Victor for a while before the holidays.Although she avoided Professor Victor on Valentine's Day, he continued to hint at Jody's heart very clearly afterwards.So before Professor Victor confessed, Jody tried his best to express directly that he just wanted to do a good job at Hogwarts and had no other plans.However, the enthusiastic Frenchman does not seem to have decided to give up because of such setbacks.At the dinner at the end of the school year, Professor Victor took the initiative to invite Jody, no, it should be said that he invited Professor Keridi Bubaji to go to France during the holiday.

Snape still resented it when he stood on platform nine and three-quarters as Uncle Vernon.It made Snape very unhappy that he couldn't directly stop the invitation. Moreover, he still had to come to the station to pick up Harry Potter and go home!Isn't that Sirius Black's favorite thing to do?

"Severus, I just wanted to give Harry a little reward, he did such a good job this year! You know, last year Harry said he wanted us to pick him up... oh well." Feeling Jody Shrugging, "I can see what he's thinking, even though he doesn't say it."

"But we have more important things to do today." Snape breathed out. "I hope Harry Potter had better not waste his time..."

This time Jody didn't answer, but stretched his neck and looked for Harry in the crowd.That's when Aunt Petunia's long neck came in handy. "Oh, Harry's there! With the Creeveys."

"I hope he's not dazzled by Creevey's compliments." Snape narrowed Uncle Vernon's small eyes in displeasure. "I still remember someone waiting here to pick him up."

Colin Creevey, unaware of the stare of the scariest professor in the school, was speaking of Harry to his father and brother with admiration and admiration.Although Lupine had warned him, it seemed that after the petrification incident, Colin's exaggerated admiration for Harry had worsened.

Harry managed to leave the excited Colin and his family, and returned to his friends with a sigh of relief.Luna went to find Mr. Lovegood as soon as she got off the train, and Hermione and the Grangers had already left, leaving only the Longbottom family and the Weasley family. They planned to wait until Harry found his uncle and aunt. leave.

"Look, Harry, it's your uncle and aunt." Mrs. Weasley looked at the "Mr. and Mrs. Dursley" not far away with a tense face.Their indifference to Harry last year made this motherly lady very intolerable.

Snape didn't know what happened last year, he just nodded to everyone coldly, and then took Harry's suitcase. "move!"

The moment the suitcase was picked up by "Uncle Vernon", a bright light flashed in Harry's eyes.He said goodbye to his friends hastily, and followed the Dursleys away.He thought that he already knew who the person who came to pick him up today was.

"Poor Harry..." The ignorant Mrs. Weasley still looked at Harry's back worriedly. "I hope Sirius can pick him up soon, or we can also pick him up to our house for summer vacation..."

"I'm planning to take Harry to my house as well," said Alice Longbottom, with no less worry in her eyes than Mrs. Weasley's. "Augusta would also like to see Harry."

Frank Longbottom held his daughter Nina, who was already babbling, in his arms, and looked thoughtfully at the back of Harry following the Muggle couple away. "However, I think these two Muggles look better than they did last year."

"is it?"

"We all have to be vigilant at all times!" Frank did not answer Mr. Weasley's question directly, but showed a mischievous smile. "Although Mad-Eye has retired, his words still make sense."

"I just hope he doesn't get himself into trouble anymore." Mr. Weasley rubbed the space between his brows wearily. "We all know that his temper made him not very popular in the ministry in the past, and now when he makes mistakes, there will always be more people laughing at him and unwilling to help him solve things properly."

"Believe me, Mad-Eye won't care about that." Frank shrugged. "Okay, I have to go back quickly..." He lowered his voice, "Arthur, you'd better pay more attention. Recently, a German wizard brought a batch of goods to the UK to sell. If the things he sells are Muggle items, that's your department's job."

"I see, thanks."

Had Jody and Snape been there, they might have been surprised at how well-informed the Aurors were, but at the same time scoffed at their inaccuracy.

Because the German wizard who came to England to "sell goods" was now sitting in front of Jody and Snape.In fact, the arrival of this visitor also made them feel very surprised, and——uneasy.

Snape didn't have many social activities, and he seldom kept in constant correspondence with anyone.The most frequent letters he received were mainly based on his official correspondence as a professor of potions at Hogwarts, such as academic exchanges and discussions with some potions scholars or potions research institutes.

Of course, Snape has always believed that this kind of discussion is meaningless—it is rare for someone to publicly share some of his unique tricks for brewing potions under such circumstances. For example, Snape's own secret recipes are all written in Among the textbooks from his student days, he left those books in the cabinet of the Potions classroom, waiting for a sensible student to find them, but no such student has appeared in the more than ten years he has been teaching.

And his personal letters... During his first few years at Hogwarts, he received many threatening letters-this is very important for a Death Eater who others thought had defected or deceived Dumbledore. It's not surprising.At that time, most of those letters also included a lot of dangerous magic, even black magic.Snape thought the threatening letters had provided him with a lot of fun during the empty days Jody had been away.After the threatening letters finally disappeared and Jody returned to England, Snape's personal letters were limited to Lucius, Regulus and a few other Slytherins.It never occurred to him that he would receive a letter from Germany.The sender is—Nonario Bastard.

This is a lady with a very mysterious identity. She seems to have a lot of power on the European continent. Even Voldemort once tried to use her to seek a bridge to expand his power in Europe.

What made Jody and Snape even more puzzled and disturbed was that the letter was not only addressed to Severus Snape, but also to Jody Potter.The letter specified a time and invited Jody and Snape to have dinner in the top box of the Varnet's Restaurant in Diagon Alley.But neither Jody nor Snape had any interaction with this lady.The only thing they could think of that could have anything to do with Mrs. Bastad was the news that Jody asked Regulus to help find out last summer.Perhaps it was this incident that caught the lady's attention.

In any case, they did not intend to miss this invitation.So after sending Harry back to Laurel Cottage in a hurry, Jody and Snape immediately changed their clothes and rushed to Diagon Alley - thank Merlin they were wizards and not Muggles, otherwise they would never have arrived on time.But even so, the Germans, who are known for their punctuality, were already waiting for them in the restaurant box.

"Hi, I'm Helmut Ludwig, Madame Bastad's agent." Ludwig was a rather handsome man, with blond hair, light green eyes, and pale skin. transparent.

Seeing the other person's golden hair, Snape frowned almost instinctively, and he couldn't help but think of Lockhart who had just moved into St. Mungo's. "Hello, Mr. Ludwig."

"Hello, Mr. Ludwig." Jody slightly deformed his appearance, but after entering the box, he revoked the magic in this regard to show his sincerity for the meeting.

Although he also has blond hair, Ludwig is obviously quite different from Lockhart who likes to giggle.His expression was colder than Snape's usual, and he didn't make the kind of tactful temptation that the Slytherins expected. Instead, he took out a card, put it on the table, and pushed it to Jody and Snape. In front of Pu.

"If you know that." Ludwig's English pronunciation had that characteristic blunt German accent. "Then it's necessary for us to talk, if we don't know. Then I don't think we have anything to talk about."