[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

Jane left the school hospital the next day, and Hermione sat next to her during Transfiguration class and whispered to her, "How do you feel now? What does Madam Pomfrey say?"

"Great, I feel like there's nothing wrong with it," Jane said.

At this time, Professor McGonagall asked them to practice how to turn a rabbit into a notebook.Jane waved her wand and tried her best to control the jumping rabbit in front of her, but she never succeeded.Finally, she hits the rabbit with a spell, and the notebook she conjures has a pair of long rabbit ears.

"I'm looking for Professor Snape." Hermione leaned into Jane's ear and said in a low voice when no one noticed them.

Jane's hand holding the wand trembled, and her face instantly became stiff and pale.She pursed her lips tightly and said nothing, pretending she didn't hear Hermione at all.

"Although I know my words will hurt you, I want to say that you should stay away from Snape. He doesn't love you," Hermione said.

Jane felt as if a lead weight had been stuffed into her stomach, and the heavy weight made her extremely uncomfortable.And Hermione's words were like icy water, making her feel chilly, like walking in the north wind in December.

During the whole Transfiguration class, Jane was in a daze.She wanted to cry for a while, and Hermione made her cry, but she found that she couldn't cry at all.

Jane's abnormality is too obvious, even the dull Ron can feel that something is wrong with Jane.But whether it is Hermione or Jane, they will not confide a word to the two boys.This made Harry and Ron very unhappy, but there was nothing else they could do.

During this time, Harry was still thrilled that Dumbledore had given him special lessons.During this semester, he was not only the captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team to manage the team, but he also reported to Dumbledore from time to time at night.The point is that the new Potions teacher, Professor Slughorn, has been completely obsessed with Harry since Harry's first Potions class.He resolutely believed that Harry was a child with a great talent for potions, and he never thought that Harry's talent for potions was all because he had an unusual textbook—an old textbook dedicated to the Half-Blood Prince .

Jane also heard about this matter from Hermione later.Because Hermione always wanted to give that strange textbook to Professor McGonagall, but Harry never agreed.In order to prevent Hermione from being surprised, Harry took the book with him whether he was eating or sleeping, so that for a long time, Jane had only heard of the book but hadn't seen it.It wasn't until their second Potions lesson, when Jane sat next to Harry, that she was lucky enough to see the unusual textbook.

When Jane saw the handwriting on the textbook, she was about to add a little salamander blood to the crucible, but she accidentally added a big spoonful, causing her crucible to explode irreparably.It was the first time she'd had a cauldron explode in Potions class, and it was all because she'd seen something she wasn't expecting.

The medicine splashed from the cauldron dripped on Jane's face, causing her to gasp in pain.Harry took his book away at the first time, which saved him from disaster.

Professor Slughorn asked Ron to accompany Jane to the school hospital. This was the second time Jane had gone to the school hospital this semester.When Madam Pomfrey saw the wound on her face that was bleeding profusely and emitting a strong stench, she kept cursing: "What the hell is going on! It's your second time, Miss Jean, I think you should understand very little Someone like you can go to the school hospital twice not long after the start of school."

"Sorry, ma'am, I don't think Jane would want to get hurt." Ron looked at the scars on Jane's face worriedly, enduring the wriggling black liquid above the blood, which made him feel sick like a reptile, " Her face should not be disfigured."

"No, no—" Madam Pomfrey drew out her wand and began to remove the black things, "Okay, it's time for you to get out of here—quickly go back to your class."

Ron left, leaving Madam Pomfrey and Jane alone in the ward.As Jane lay there, Madam Pomfrey brought her a bottle of purple potion.The taste of this potion is very strange, there is a kind of burnt smell, as if something has been burnt and mixed together, but the effect is very good.

Jane was discharged again after three days in the school hospital, but this caused her to miss Defense Against the Dark Arts.But this is not a bad thing for her, and maybe she should be grateful that she has a chance to breathe, otherwise she doesn't know how to face Snape's cynicism—since she knows that Snape is close to After her purpose was for Raphael's wand, Jane couldn't tell what kind of feeling she felt in her heart—a little calm, and a little sad, but more of that kind of helpless hesitation, as if she didn't feel at all. There is no integration into this world, but wandering on the edge of this world.

Hermione didn't dare to ask Jane about Snape anymore, because she was worried that Jane would go to the school hospital for the third time because of this incident.Ron and Harry also noticed that something was wrong with Jane, but they didn't dare to ask, especially after being warned several times by Hermione viciously.

Of course, Jane has feelings for Hermione, Harry and Ron's attitude.She wanted so much to give the three children a smile of relief, to tell them that she was fine, that it was nothing serious, that it was just a broken relationship.But she found that she couldn't open her mouth at all, and it was extremely difficult for her to force a smile.She became too lazy to speak, too lazy to care about what was going on around her, and her feelings became numb.Apart from attending classes and completing homework, she didn't do anything, as if she had completely isolated herself.

Such an obvious change even Professor McGonagall could feel it.After a transfiguration class, Professor McGonagall specially kept her and asked her what happened, but Jane didn't say a word, and she had no desire to speak at all.Professor McGonagall watched Jane leave helplessly, and sighed to Snape who had just walked into her office: "Jane's situation is worrying, I have never seen this child so depressed."

When Snape came, he happened to see Jane's leaving back at the corner of the corridor, and disappeared alone at the end.At that time, he stopped and wanted to catch up with her and pull her into his arms, but he couldn't take a step after all.When he heard Professor McGonagall's words, he felt as if a knife was stabbing him in his heart, which made him feel even more irritable: "When a child is rebellious, there will always be some small emotions."