Hogwarts time travel

The original Snape, was a "Potions idiot".

This sounds ridiculous. Snape, the recognized master of potions, doesn't have any talent for potions?

This is as ridiculous as pointing at Dumbledore and saying that you have no magical talent.

But that's the truth, the original Snape wasn't really that keen on potions, his favorite was the Dark Arts.

Snape, who had just entered school, was a good student who studied hard. He finished the first-year spells course at an astonishing speed. Feeling that his thirst for knowledge was not satisfied, he turned his attention to the library.

Or the restricted area.

This is a red sea that few people explored, which deeply attracted Snape, who was still young at the time.

Through his good relationship with the Charms professor at the time, Snape successfully obtained a receipt for borrowing books.

In the beginning, he was also very cautious, just studying some marginal and superficial black magic, sipping carefully in the boundless ocean of black magic.

However, when you are looking at the darkness, the darkness is also looking at you.

Black magic "polluted" Snape's mind, which made him less vigilant against black magic, and finally advanced his learning to a higher level of black magic.

It was Lily who discovered the clue.

As Snape's close friends, the two were almost inseparable when they first started school. Although the two were in different branches, this did not prevent the pure friendship between the two.

But with the deepening of Snape's black magic research, he began to become withdrawn and weird, and even began to live in isolation.

Lily could no longer see Snape's face every day, but the back of his black robe.

On a night out (a Gryffindor habit), Lily spotted Snape sneaking around on the eighth floor.

The curious Lily followed, and thus discovered a magical place in Hogwarts: the Room of Requirement.

Lily was amazed by the magic of the Room of Requirement, but she was curious about what Snape was doing.

After several days of follow-up investigation, Lily finally saw Snape's "research".

It was a skeleton without the slightest flesh and blood, standing on a shelf and quietly placed there.

The terrified Lily wanted to leave, but she stepped on the debris that always appeared next to the voyeur.

The sudden movement alarmed Snape. Fortunately, Snape's research on black arts hadn't gone into a rut yet. Seeing that it was Lily, Snape immediately gave up the idea of ​​killing people.

Snape explained that he did not make the skeleton, but a black magic material he bought in Knockturn Alley.

At a young age, Snape was already a VIP customer of Knockturn Alley, and all the shopkeepers in Knockturn Alley knew this little boy.

At the same time, they also witnessed the process of the boy falling into the abyss.

The boy's eyes were clear from the beginning, then gradually became cloudy, and finally became sullen and restless.

His temper became irritable, his style of doing things became extreme, and he often said some extremely terrible remarks.

The control of black magic is gradually deepening. There is nothing wrong with what Dumbledore said. Black magic is a loophole in this world, and its existence will make goodness fall into darkness.

Of course, Lily immediately persuaded Snape to give up the black arts, but Snape flatly refused.

At this time, Snape firmly believes that he has touched the essence of magic. He believes that black magic is the future direction of magic. The reason why it is banned by the world is that those stupid fools are afraid of the existing order being overthrown. .

At this time, Snape is like an extremist revolutionary. If he is properly guided, maybe he will become a saint-like existence of Grindelwald.

It's a pity, that's what if.

Snape continued his research on black arts, and Lily also began to persuade him constantly.

From talking at the beginning, to sabotaging his research, and finally angering Snape completely.

Of course Snape wouldn't hurt Lily, not even when he was under the Dark Arts.

He just deliberately alienated Lily, and began to completely live in isolation.

Skipping classes has become the norm for Snape. In the common courses of Gryffindor and Slytherin, Snape's place is often vacant.

Seeing that Snape was avoiding her, Lily ran to report to the teacher.

Lily didn't directly say who was studying black magic, but implicitly indicated that it was the students who were studying black magic.

The teacher who received the news was of course very shocked. Through investigation, Snape's black magic research base was destroyed.

Snape's black art research failed completely, and he was extremely angry, but his money was no longer enough to support him to finish his dark art research.

With the abandonment of black magic research, Snape's state gradually recovered and began to return to normal life.

He even started to talk to Lily again, which moved Lily very much.

Then there are the public events.

In the triangle incident between James, Lily and Snape, Snape, who was humiliated by James, uttered words that he regretted all his life.

"Mudblood!"

If there was any word that meant a lot to Snape, this one was high enough to rank high.

The export of this word divided Snape's life.

The first half is a childhood with friendship although not rich in material.

The second half is dark and obscure, a cloud with no way forward.

In fact, in Slytherin House, after Snape became the dean, he was absolutely not allowed to say this term.

Even his sweet son Draco Malfoy would turn him into a weasel if she said that word in his presence.

Snape later joined Voldemort's camp. He didn't agree with Voldemort's pure blood theory, but in Voldemort's Death Eater lineup, he could better study black magic.

As he grew older, Snape's research on the dark arts became more cautious, and he had learned to control the power of the dark arts reasonably.

But the girl who once advised him is already married.

Some things that are lost will not come back, even if they are demanding, it is impossible.

Snape knew this deeply, so he didn't bother James, but stayed quietly under Voldemort's hands, studying his black magic.

Then, a prophecy appeared.

A child will kill the Dark Lord!

After Snape knew that this might have something to do with Lily, he begged the Dark Lord immediately.

The Dark Lord fully agreed, but immediately sent someone out to find Lily.

Finally, on that night, the green flash from the Dark Lord's hand streaked across the sky, killing Lily and killing Snape for good.

Step by step, Snape walked up to the second floor holding Lily's body in pain. He felt the warmth of his body warming in his arms, and realized the fragility of life for the first time.

If... could prevent death...