Professor of Pharmacy at Hogwarts

Sirius Black was gone.He only had time to have a drink with his friends one night, and hurriedly left Hogsmeade the next day.

As far as he was concerned, Harry was involved and there was no room for any delay.

Snape, Lupine, and Alexis returned to school and continued teaching.

Alexis has been busy lately, introducing his "friends" to Sirius Black, which requires him to write a letter to each of his friends to increase Sirius Black's credibility.

For this reason, Horn's daily life has changed from eating dried meat and flying to the owl house to hook up everywhere, to delivering letters and replenishing physical strength, delivering letters and replenishing physical strength...

"This is the last one."

Looking up at Horn, who was sitting pitifully beside the wooden box eating dried meat, Alexis smiled.

"Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Horn yelled at Alexis dissatisfied, spread one of his wings to Alexis, and spun around again.

"Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo!"

"I know, I know, but there is no store that offers bird hair care. How about we get one ourselves?"

Horn tilted his head and looked at Alexis with his big round eyes, seeming to be very interested in the proposal.

Alexis signed the letter at the end, put it in the envelope, and sealed it.

"Okay, let's go."

"Cuckoo?"

Horn closed the wooden box and landed in front of Alexis. It held the envelope in its mouth, but did not fly away immediately. Instead, it raised its head and looked at Alexis.

"Well, I'll think about it. If it's really profitable, it's not impossible."

"Cuckoo-"

Horn looked at Alexis with contempt, as if to say that he "just knows money."

"Where will your dried meat come from if you don't have money? If you don't have money, you can only eat grass or hunt by yourself."

Before Alexis finished speaking, Horn no longer wanted to talk to a guy like him who was full of copper odor, so he spread his wings and flew out of the office.

Alexis stood there in a daze, seeming to be worried about Horn - this was of course impossible.

He was wondering whether this was the right thing to do.

The last letter was to Lucius Malfoy. The letter asked Lucius to secretly visit the Death Eaters in Azkaban and contact as many Death Eaters as possible to inform them that Christmas Before and after, they will have a party.

Alexis made it clear in the letter the whole story of Quirrell and Voldemort's failure to steal the Sorcerer's Stone.

This would let some dull, hesitant Death Eaters know that Voldemort was really coming back, giving them the confidence to rush to the party.

"The list you want."

Alexis's random thoughts were quickly interrupted by Snape. Snape still had a straight face, threw the list on the table, refused to say a word, turned around and left.

"Wait, Severus."

Snape paused slightly and turned his back to Alexis, waiting for him to speak.

"Do you know how many Death Eaters there are in total? Including those who have not joined the Death Eaters but follow and believe in Voldemort."

Alexis asked.

Snape was silent for a moment, then turned his head, his eyes wandered over Alexis for a moment, and finally stopped on his eyes.

Alexis' eyes dodge slightly.

"Alexis, Voldemort has at least tens of thousands of followers."

"Around the world, there are at least 10,000+ people who admire him. His political ideas are very beneficial to almost all pure-blood wizards, especially pure-blood wizard families."

"This natural attitude allows him to easily win over a large number of pure-blood wizards."

"how?"

Alexis was in a daze after hearing that there were tens of thousands of people.

He really didn't realize that Voldemort's influence was so great.There are actually more supporters of Voldemort than Grindelwald who he dismisses? ? ? ! ! !

In the basement of Nurmengard, he once found a map that marked the distribution of Grindelwald's supporters in a certain year.

According to his rough estimate, Grindelwald's supporters may not even be half as many as Voldemort's.

If what Snape said was true.

This made Alexis feel a little lost, as if he had always believed that the Witch of the Lake who gave King Arthur the Sword in the Stone was more powerful than Merlin. As a result, the witch did not even deserve a name in the entire Arthurian legend.

Her popularity is woefully low.

"What do you seem to be planning?"

Snape asked aloud.

Alexis shook her head, picked up the list on the table and scanned it quickly.

"Nothing, thank you."

"You seem to have some idea but didn't tell us."

Snape saw through Alexis' cover. Instead of leaving, he turned around and continued.

"I'm not stupid Sirius Black."

"It's nothing really. Snape, I swear."

Snape stared at Alexis for a while and did not continue to ask. He only left one sentence:

"This is not your ridiculous game, Alexis, I remind you, it is best not to play your ridiculous little cleverness."

Then left the office.

Alexis looked at the door that was gradually closing, hummed slightly, sat back in the chair, and studied the list carefully.

……

Potions class.

Harry carefully glanced at Snape who was walking past him, quietly approached Ron, and whispered

"Hey Ron, are you feeling weird?"

Ron turned back to look at Harry. He had just been scolded by Snape. The potion he mixed with his own hands almost exploded the cauldron, and the splashed potion corroded holes in his robes.

"No, Harry, I only care about how much venom should be added to this damn toad!"

"Damn it! No!"

Before Ron could finish speaking, the second pot of potion started churning violently, and the juice splashed everywhere. Ron quickly grabbed the wand and hurriedly cleaned it up. While cleaning, he carefully looked back at Snape, praying in his heart for Snape. Nep don't notice yourself.

Maybe his prayers really worked and Snape didn't look back.

"I mean Quidditch day," Harry continued, craning his neck.

"What? The day of the Quidditch match?" Ron replied while cleaning up. "Yes, that's right. You performed very well that day. It was great."

"No, not this one."

"Mr. Alexis and Professor Lupin both said they wanted to come to my game before—"

"Yes, that's right, they were all in the stands, but Mr. Alexis didn't seem to be very interested in Quidditch, but Professor Lupin was very excited."

Ron cleaned up the discarded potion materials and started making them again.

"But after the game, I didn't see them." Harry said in a low voice, "And Snape, he's not here either."