[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

Scene transition.

Jane looked around. She was standing on platform nine and three-quarters at the moment.Snape stood beside her, hunched over a little, next to a thin, sallow, sullen woman who looked just like him.

Obviously, this woman should be his mother.

This was the first time Jane saw Snape's mother. For some reason, she looked familiar, as if she had seen it somewhere before.But she didn't look alike, she just subconsciously thought that it might be because Snape and his mother looked better than expected.

At this moment, Snape was staring at a family of four not far away.

Still the same pair of sisters, the two girls are standing away from their parents.Lily seemed to be begging her sister, and the voices of the two people were not soft, even if they were separated by a certain distance, Jane could already hear the conversation between the two sisters.

"...I'm so sad, Petunia, I'm so sad! Listen to me—" Lily took her sister's hand and squeezed it tightly, while Petunia struggled desperately, "Maybe when I get there—no, listen I say, Petunia! Maybe as soon as I get there, I can find Professor Dumbledore and convince him to change his mind!"

"I don't - don't - go!" said Petunia, trying to pull her hand away from her sister. "You think I'd like to go to some ridiculous castle and learn to be a - a -"

Her pale eyes looked at the platform, at the cat meowing in its owner's arms, at the owls flapping their wings in their cages and hooting to each other, at the students - some already in black robes, they After loading their luggage on the bright red steam locomotive, they happily greeted their classmates loudly after a summer vacation.

"—you think I want to be a—a monster?" Petunia finally pulled her hand away, and Lily's eyes filled with tears.

"I'm not a monster," Lily said, "that's a bad way to say it."

"That's where you're going," said Petunia enthusiastically. "A school for monsters. You and that boy called Snape... freaks, you're both freaks. It's a good thing that you and Ordinary people are separated, that's for our safety."

Lily glanced at her parents, who were watching the scene on the platform with genuine joy, enjoying the scene.She turned her head to look at her sister again, lowered her voice, and her tone became very fierce: "When you wrote to the principal to ask him to accept you, you didn't think it was a monster school."

Petunia's face turned red: "Please? I didn't!"

"I saw his reply, it was very tactful." Lily said stubbornly

"You're not supposed to peek—" Petunia said softly, "That's my privacy—how could you—?"

Lily glanced at Snape, who was standing nearby, and gave away the secret.

Petunia gasped: "That boy found out! You and that boy sneaked into our room!"

"No—not sneaking in—" Lily was now defending, "Severus saw an envelope, he didn't believe Muggles could get in touch with Hogwarts, that's it! He said there must be Wizards have infiltrated the postal system, secretly looking after-"

"It seems that wizards are meddling everywhere!" Petunia said, her flushed face turned pale now, "Monster!" She spat at her sister, turned sharply, and ran to her parents...

The scene changed in an instant, and Snape hurried forward in the aisle of the Hogwarts Express, which rattled through the countryside.He had changed into his school robes, and this was probably the first time he'd had a chance to shed his ugly Muggle clothes.Finally, he stopped outside a box where a group of noisy boys were chatting.Lily sat curled up on a seat in the corner by the window, her face pressed against the glass.Snapela opened the door of the box and sat opposite Lily.Jane followed in and stood in the middle of the carriage.Lily glanced at him, then looked back out the window.She was crying all the time.

"I don't want to talk to you," she said in a choked voice.

"Why?" In fact, Snape already understood the reason for her sadness, but the clumsy boy still chose to ask the reason.

"Petunia hates - hates me because we read that letter from Dumbledore."

"So what?" Snape said nonchalantly.

Jane expected that the girl named Lily would be irritated by Snape's indifference.

Sure enough, Lily gave him a very disgusted look: "She is my sister!"

"She's just a—" He snapped his mouth shut, even though he clearly understood that this was not the right time to say the word "Muggle".

Fortunately, Lily was too busy wiping her tears secretly, so she didn't hear him stop abruptly.

"But we're leaving!" Snape cleverly changed the subject, with uncontrollable joy in his voice, "That's right! We're leaving for Hogwarts!"

Lily nodded, wiped her eyes, and couldn't help showing a smile.

"You'd better be in Slytherin," said Snape, encouraged by seeing Lily cheer up a little.

"Slytherin?" A boy sitting in the box turned his head when he heard the word. He hadn't shown the slightest interest in Lily and Snape.But now, he seemed to be attracted by Snape's topic.

When the boy turned his head, Jane saw that the boy looked very similar to Harry.The same thin build as Harry, with black and unkempt hair.A pair of eyes stared straight at Snape and Lily sitting opposite, and they sat there leisurely, "Who wants to go to Slytherin? I don't want to stay there!" The boy beside him, "What about you?"

The other boy sitting next to the boy who looked very similar to Harry finally looked back at Snape and Lily who were sitting opposite, and answered the boy sitting next to him: "We The whole family is Slytherin."

Jane was taken aback for a moment, she didn't expect that she would see the young Sirius.

But immediately, she remembered that Snape seemed to be Sirius' classmate, so it was only natural that he saw Sirius in Snape's childhood memory.So if this is Sirius, then the boy sitting next to him who looks very similar to Harry must be Sirius' good friend, Harry's father, James Potter.

"Jesus," said James, "I still think you're fine!"

Sirius grinned: "Maybe I will break with tradition. If you had to choose, where would you like to go?"

James raised an invisible sword: "'Gryffindor, there is bravery buried in the bottom of my heart!' Like my father."

Snape snorted contemptuously.

James turned to look at him: "What, do you have a problem?"

"No," said Snape, but his condescending grin suggested the opposite, "if you'd rather have brawn than brains—"

"Where do you want to go, then? It looks like you're underdeveloped for either," interrupted Sirius suddenly.

James laughed out loud.

Lily straightened up, blushing, looked at James in disgust, then at Sirius: "Come on, Severus, let's find another box."

"Oh oh oh..." James and Sirius imitated Lily's haughty voice, as if mocking them.

James tripped Snape as he walked past him.

Now, Jane can be sure - Snape and Sirius' bad relationship must have been forged when they first met.

"See you later, Snotluck!" a voice shouted, and the door of the box was slammed shut...

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Supplement March 3

In fact, everyone still remembers that Jane should have seen the photo of Snape's mother in the old newspaper that Hermione found, but Jane didn't remember it, but thought Irene looked familiar.