[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

The first class in the afternoon was Defense Against the Dark Arts by Professor Lupine, who was wearing the same worn robes as when Jane first met him.But the spirit looks much better than when he was on the train, maybe it's because of Hogwarts or more abundance.

Lupine came into the classroom and said to them, "Good afternoon, please put your books back in your bag. Today is a practical lesson, and all you need are wands." Then he looked at all the students with a surprised expression Put away your textbooks, and then said: "So, will you follow me?"

They left the classroom, and Lupine led them to a larger, empty classroom, which was the teachers' lounge.No sooner had they entered than they saw Snape inside.

Snape was sitting in a low armchair at this moment, and when he saw Lupine flat, his usual sneering expression appeared again: "Don't close it, Lupine. I'd better not look at it. He stood up from his chair, saw Neville standing next to Lupin, and said sarcastically, "Lupine, maybe no one warned you, but Neville Longbottom is in this class, I advise you not to call him Do anything that is difficult."

Snape was pacing to leave, his black cloak sliding behind him.Neville's face was flushed, and he looked trembling beside Lupin.

Lupine raised his eyebrows: "I originally hoped that Neville would be my assistant in the first phase of the operation. I'm sure he will do well."

Snape curled the corner of his mouth, and wanted to say something, but when he saw Jane standing behind the crowd, he closed his mouth again, then left without looking back, and closed the door forcefully, as if What kind of scourge should be cut off behind his own ass.

"Now, this way—" Lupine beckoned the class to the end of the common room, where there was an old wardrobe.As they approached, the battered wardrobe suddenly shook, banging against the wall.Some timid students were taken a few steps back by such a strange sight, Lupine said calmly: "Don't worry, there is a Boggart inside. Boggarts like dark, closed spaces, closets, the gap under the bed, Cupboard under the sink - I once came across one hidden in my grandparents' old clock. This one was moved in yesterday afternoon, and I asked the principal if the faculty could leave it undisturbed and let my third graders There was some practice. So, the first question we had to ask ourselves was, what is a Boggart?"

Hermione held up her hand and replied, "It's a shape-shifting thing, and it can take on whatever image it thinks will most frighten us."

"I couldn't have said it better myself," Lupine praised without hesitation, which made Hermione very happy.But despite this, Lupine didn't let Hermione try to face the Boggart first, but made Neville the first student to face the Boggart as he said before.

Neville stood in front of the dilapidated cabinet dangling, clutching his wand tightly.

"Okay, Neville." Lupine pressed his shoulders, as if trying to calm him down: "First thing: Tell me, what are you most afraid of in the world?"

Nacheng stared at the box closely, as if the Boggart inside would rush out and become something at any moment, he said in a whisper, "Professor Snape."

Facing Neville's answer, Jane was not surprised at all, and obviously Lupine was not surprised by it either: "Professor Snape...well...Neville, I think you live with your grandmother?"

Jane watched Lupine standing next to Neville, guiding him bit by bit to outline an extremely weird picture in his mind, and couldn't help frowning slightly.When she saw that Snape coming out of the broken closet suddenly turned into a man wearing a hat with a stuffed vulture on his head, wearing green clothes, and carrying a large red handbag, she instantly concluded something— — Lupine and Snape are absolutely impossible to be friends.

Although she had guessed that the two of them might have experienced something together, the two events that happened from the school opening banquet to today are very clear that the two may be rivals.The superficial peace can only prove that they are no longer children. If they were replaced by Malfoy and Harry's age, maybe they would fight.

While thinking about things, Jane watched everyone eagerly rushing up to face the Boggart.When it was finally her turn, Jane was actually curious about what the Boggart would turn into.To her surprise, the Boggart turned into Snape again.

Just different from Neville's Boggart appearance, Snape was covered in blood at this time.His face was as pale as paper, and he fell to the ground and looked at her closely.There are huge holes on his back and shoulder blades. Others may not understand how this hole was made, but Jane is very clear-it is the bite mark of the basilisk.

that night—

Jane gasped, she felt as if she had been pushed into icy water and was frozen to breathe.She could hardly control her body not to tremble, and some of the students around her screamed slightly.Compared with Neville's Boggart, the picture in Jane's mind is even more frightening.

Snape's blood stained the tiles on the floor, and Jane watched the blood flow towards her like claws.She drew her wand frantically, and yelled, "Funny funny! Funny funny!"

The wand shone brightly in her hand, and the gentle white light made everyone shut their eyes.

Lupine reached out his hands to cover his eyes, and tried to open his eyes to appease Jane's impending collapse, but what shocked him was that the Boggart melted in the white light at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The white light dissipated, and Jane sat on the ground, looking blankly at the place where Boggart was just now.

Both Harry and Ron were stunned by what happened just now. They never thought that Jane's Boggart would be so strange—a dying Snape? !

Hermione knelt down and hugged Jane. Although she didn't understand what was going on, Jane's current appearance really worried her: "Jane, it's okay, it's just a Boggart."

Everyone looked at Jane silently, speechless.

Lupine also knelt down and patted Jane on the shoulder: "You should go to the medical wing and see Madam Pomfrey, you need some stabilizers."

Jane shook her head, leaned on Hermione's shoulder, and murmured in a low voice: "If he hadn't saved me that night, maybe I would have died."

Hermione's heart trembled, and she quickly understood: "You mean the thing about the basilisk last year—"

Harry and Ron instantly understood what Hermione meant. Jane had told them about the basilisk incident last year, but they never thought that this incident would have such a great impact on Jane.And it's been so long, she still hasn't forgotten it.

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