Professor hp snape wants me to drop out

It was already very late when Sera finished the practical exam of the last OWLs' Protection of Magical Creatures class because she was suspected of cheating for no reason.

When she came out, she received a letter from Dumbledore's phoenix, Fox.

"Harry has passed out. Come to the headmaster's office."

Sierra's heart froze, and she knew it meant their adventure was over.

What was the result?Sela walked quickly to the principal's office.

"Here you are, Sierra. Sit down."

There were only Dumbledore and Snape in the headmaster's room.Serra sat on Snape's side, nodding at him, and Snape lifted his chin perfunctorily.

Across a table—Serra noticed a gem she hadn't seen before—on the table, she said to the Headmaster, "How's Harry?"

"Don't worry about him, he's in the hospital wing now. And his two brave little friends," said Dumbledore kindly.But Sela noticed that Snape next to him was obviously unhappy when he heard this, and he snorted lightly with a bad expression on his face.

Serra continued, "Where's Quirrell?"

Dumbledore was silent for a while, and then said slowly: "It has turned into a pile of dirt."

Are those three little wizards so powerful? !Serra was taken aback, but before she could ask, Dumbledore went on: "Yes, Harry did it alone. - I know what else you want to ask, unfortunately, the Dark Lord escaped " Dumbledore paused: "We won't mention this now, I came to you for something else."

Although Sera didn't expect Harry to kill him in one blow, she couldn't help feeling depressed when she heard that the Dark Lord had escaped.She still had a lot of curiosity, but she knew she couldn't ask more - all because Snape wouldn't practice Occlumency with her.

Serra nodded gravely. "Okay. What's up?"

"Uh... I don't think you mind Severus being here, do you? I want to ask about your past." Dumbledore asked Sela first as if he wanted to delay his speech.

"Of course." Serra glanced at Snape, who was also staring at her blankly.Snape hadn't spoken once since she had entered the room.She couldn't help but said one more sentence: "There's nothing I can't let him know."

Dumbledore glanced at Serra uncomfortably, and then said, "You know that Hogwarts will use owls to send admission letters to 11-year-old wizards to inform them of going to school?"

"I know." Sera didn't understand why he asked this, maybe it was an identity check before joining a certain organization?

Also, Sierra is turning 17 soon.

"But you didn't get it."

"But I didn't receive it at the time, that's right. Professor Snape came to pick me up directly." Sera glanced at Snape again, seeing his side face from this angle is really heart-warming... Sera was busy He turned his gaze back to Dumbledore.

Dumbledore whispered incredulously, "Do you know why?"

"I don't know. I guess it was because I was homeless? I didn't have a house of my own."

"No." Dumbledore said, "Other young wizards will have enough time to prepare, but you were brought to Hogwarts Station by Severus directly on the first day of school, remember?"

Snape probably couldn't take it any longer: "Don't be fooled, sir. Let me tell her—you, Selah Green, have two names in the book accepted by Hogwarts, and we cannot accurately pronounce letter."

Dumbledore continued: "Finally Severus found you following the rumors in the nearby Muggle village." It was a lucky coincidence that Serra was wandering in Kirkwall, where Snape's house was located. County.

Although Selah was the only name left in the book shortly after school started, if she sent a letter at that time, she might have to go back to school a year later-it might not be a big deal to others, Snape thought, but Selah Presumably I don't want to live that kind of life for another year.

Sela was speechless for a moment, and the relaxed expression on her face disappeared at this moment.

"Which two names?" she said softly.

"Chris and Serra. Tell your professors what's going on, Miss Green," said Snape.

Dumbledore looked at her encouragingly, too.

"Okay." Sera lowered her head.

Serra's crystal ball was found when she was 11 years old.

Before that, she had been living in a muddle.She knew that there was another spirit living inside her—she seemed to have seen it in a dream, a girl with light blond hair and blue eyes, like Malfoy, but she was seventeen or eighteen. The appearance of a girl.

That's Chris.

Sera didn't understand at that time why she was abandoned by her parents and grew up alone.Chris has always been her only friend.For as long as she can remember, she has been helping her, from teaching her to speak and guiding her in life, to telling the inner thoughts of those around her.Although this also caused Sera to be regarded as a freak everywhere, but at least she survived smoothly.

Not to mention that when she was younger, Selah relied almost entirely on Chris's prophetic vision to eat and drink.

However, Sera instinctively felt that what Chris would bring her was not eternal companionship, but destruction.She often felt needle-like pains in her brain and heart, and Chris would comfort her every now and then, but—Selah always felt something strange.

This thought made her very sad. Chris was her only friend and relative, and Sera didn't want to think worse of her.

Later, all this was turned upside down when she found the family heritage—that is, the crystal ball and some books.

Her mother's family was a family of fortune tellers, and by the generation of Sera's parents, the talent of the tribe had almost completely disappeared, and no one could even use the crystal ball anymore.

But the clansmen think this is also a good thing, because this crystal ball is very unfortunate—in short, to obtain its approval, all concerns and emotions must be abandoned, after all, such is the existence of a fortuneteller—and using it will shorten your life .

The patriarch cheerfully hid the inheritance in a Muggle village, and then announced to the tribe that we quit!From now on, you will be an ordinary wizard!

Sera's mother fell in love with an ordinary wizard, and Serra was born.

Sierra Green, this is the name her parents gave her.Unfortunately, Sera was born with a talent for prophecy, and she was so terrified that she made a prediction as soon as she could speak-Voldemort is about to disappear, but he will not really die.

Accompanied by this curse-like talent is Sera's extremely weak body, and the severe pain she will experience from time to time.

Needless to say how difficult and painful it was for her parents to finally make the decision to follow the advice of the patriarch and abandon Sera when she was more than one year old.All they left for Sera was a spell telling her that she had to find the inheritance, a letter and a photo accompanied by a crystal ball.

Since then, Sera has embarked on the journey of searching alone.No father, no mother, no support.

All along, she knew that she was looking for something, and also vaguely knew that she should go to a certain village to look for it, but she didn't know what it was.Many of her ideas were taught by Chris, but this one was buried deep in her subconscious, and she never told Chris.

After finding the crystal ball, the accident really happened.Chris was screaming frantically in her head, but Selah fought back a severe headache and instinctively opened the top book—

These books are all about prophecy, and the soul.

The book claims that the existence of Chris is a concrete entity with prophecy talents, and has the strongest predictive ability, so that they give birth to spiritual intelligence.People with this kind of talent will have their life and soul absorbed by the innate body. If the soul is devoured first, then someone like Chris can occupy Sera's body—although the lifespan of that body may not be long at that time up.

A family heirloom crystal ball can help with this.

The hands of the young Sera holding the book trembled violently, and tears washed the dirt on her cheeks.She made up her mind, and slowly but surely said the spell written in the book - it was her first spell, and she did it well.

She knows the consequences of doing so.According to the book, Chris's wisdom will be wiped out, and something that was originally parasitic in Sera's soul will be transferred to the crystal ball.

The crystal ball will retain some of Chris's abilities, but every prophecy made will damage Sera's life-if it is less important white or blue, it doesn't matter, because the existence of the crystal ball itself will make Chris Selah's life runs out twice as fast -- but if it's purple and gold, it means a higher price.

However, this is already the best result.That connection is so hard to erase, Sierra can't even move too far from the crystal ball.

… After that, Selah was pain-free, but with a part of her soul permanently gone, and the realization that she had no future, she felt lighter.

Almost drifting away from the world.

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