Harry doesn't want to be a wizard, he wants to be a superhero

Chapter 55 Lily is Special
Even though two legendary recipes destined to go down in history were born in one class period, the Potions class still had to continue.

Snape divided the young wizards into two groups and instructed them to mix a simple potion to treat boils.

While many young wizards were preparing their drinks, Snape walked around the classroom with his long cloak dragging his eyes, looking around as he watched them weigh dried nettles and grind poisonous snake teeth.

Make the slightest mistake and Snape will instantly appear beside you, spewing venom with a loud bang.

Of all the students, only Harry and Malfoy were spared.

Some young wizards knew that the Malfoy family was on good terms with Snape, which was why Snape treated Malfoy differently.

The reason why Harry was not scolded was that his every move was flawless, and even Snape, the master of potions, could not find any flaws.

Or even if he were to do it himself, he couldn't do better than Harry.

Everyone might have been quite surprised by this before Harry took out the two legendary potions.

But now they take it for granted.

Harry would soon become the youngest Potions Master in the wizarding world, and that was what a Potions Master should be.

Halfway through the class, Slytherin gave Malfoy five extra points for his excellent boil potion.

However, Snape still did not change his opinion of Gryffindor. He harshly picked out the mistakes of several young wizards and even deducted ten points from their scores in one class!

Fortunately, because Harry was so outstanding, even Snape had to give him two more points, which made many young wizards in Gryffindor breathe a sigh of relief.

Just as Harry was about to deal with the slug, chaos magic that incorporated some of the characteristics of his spider sense gave him a warning.

Danger on the right!
He suddenly looked to the right and saw the man who was about to put the porcupine quills into the crucible.

The important thing is that he did not remove the crucible from the fire.

Harry knew that if he put the porcupine quills into the crucible at this time, the crucible would explode, and a large amount of acidic green thick liquid would splash everywhere. If the liquid came into contact with the skin, it would cause boils.

Harry shouted, "Neville, don't forget to move the cauldron away from the fire!"

But perhaps because he was frightened by Harry, Neville loosened his grip and the porcupine quill fell from his hand, about to fall into the crucible.

Harry was a little helpless and quickly took out his wand to cast a spell.

The porcupine quills turned into feathers and fell beside the crucible.

Snape noticed this scene and stared at Neville with his deep eyes. Poor little Neville was scared and cried.

He reprimanded in a deep voice, "Attention Gryffindor students, because of Longbottom's operational error, Gryffindor will be deducted 5 points."

Many young wizards from Slytherin began to laugh wildly, but soon they stopped laughing.

Snape continued, "Excellent Transfiguration! Mr. Potter prevented an accident. Five points to Gryffindor."

This time, it was the Gryffindors who started cheering, shouting Harry's name, and only stopped when Snape glared at them.

Even many little witches in Slytherin began to look at Harry secretly. Slytherin always respected the strong, and Harry was a strong man far beyond the little wizards of the same age, not to mention that he was only in the first grade and was about to become a potion master!
Many little Slytherin witches began to consider whether to take the initiative to capture Harry.

I believe the little witches from Gryffindor will have very nice expressions when they find out.

When Snape announced the end of Potions class, many young wizards hurriedly left the gloomy Potions classroom, not wanting to stay any longer.

When Hermione left, she looked at Harry with concern, fearing that Snape would do something bad to Harry. Harry nodded at her, assuring her that it was all right, and let her leave with peace of mind.

After everyone left, Snape glanced at Harry and said coldly, "Follow me!"

Led by Snape, the two turned left and right, and finally came to a dark, dull and dimly lit room.

This should be Snape's office.

Harry looked around the room calmly. The walls were lined with shelves filled with large glass jars containing all kinds of sticky and disgusting things.

There was a fireplace in the corner of the room, which was lit at this moment and should be connected to the Hogwarts Floo Network.

On the other side of the room, there is a cupboard that stores many potion ingredients and finished potions.

Harry even saw a few bottles of extremely expensive Felicis Felicis.

As expected, skills are popular everywhere, and Snape is definitely a rich man.

Snape sat on the stool and had Harry sit on the other side.

Perhaps because there were no outsiders around, Snape's true feelings were revealed. He stared blankly into Harry's green eyes, and only came to his senses when Harry reminded him: "Professor Snape?"

Snape woke up from his memories and saw Harry's face that looked exactly like James. His face suddenly darkened, but when he thought of Harry's better talent in potions than Lily's, he resisted the urge to punch that hateful face and asked:

"What are your thoughts on those two new potion recipes?"

Harry thought: 'Could it be that Snape wanted to protect himself, to use his position as Potions Master to keep out prying eyes?'

As for Snape wanting to seize the two formulas, Harry never thought about it.

Although Snape looks cold and evil, he is a good man, Harry can feel it, and because of his mother, Snape will never take the potion formula.

As expected, seeing Harry silent, Snape said in a deep voice:
“Since you don’t have any specific plans, why not authorize me to use these two recipes?

I will register these two recipes under your identity and use my connections to profit from them.

But you need to give me 30% of the profits!"

After hearing Snape's suggestion, Harry said without hesitation: "Of course I'd be happy to, Professor Snape!"

Although Snape's words were unpleasant, the conditions he offered were extremely generous!
With Snape around, he didn't need to negotiate cooperation or worry about dealing with outside prying eyes. He just had to wait to collect the money.

Although Harry didn't care about outsiders prying into the formula, it was still troublesome to deal with.

Even if Snape suggested a 50-50 split, Harry would agree, let alone a 30-70 split!
Sure enough, Snape is a good man!
Harry's eyes turned softer as he looked at Snape, which made Snape, who had always been feared by the little wizard, feel quite uncomfortable.

But this also gave him a wonderful feeling. Lily's children didn't seem to be afraid of him. This feeling seemed very good.

Lily is indeed special, and so are her children.

But every time Snape wanted to be gentler to Harry, his face that looked so much like James would make him instantly cold.

Snape's face instantly fell, and he said viciously...

(End of this chapter)