HP: Let professors walk towards the light

Familiar classmates, familiar scenes, familiar courses, even homework and exams... are so familiar, including the mountain monster, the heroic deeds of the Potter trio, everything is so similar to the past. Although the change in Reina's behavior may have caused a butterfly effect in some small things, in places where she did not intervene, it would still be the same as before, for example, at the end of the first grade, Gryffindor surpassed Slytherin to win the house cup.

However, if things continue like this, everything will repeat itself as before, and the dark age after Voldemort's resurrection will still come. Professor Snape will still go undercover for Lily, and then...

She had to do something. Even if this was not true, she couldn't let the situation become like that. She had chosen to watch everything before, but in the end she lost everything.

He saved her life, now it was her turn to save him.

But there must be a helper, maybe someone who can help her and stop those things from happening.

She came to the door of Dumbledore's headmaster's office, and looking at the huge stone beast, Reina cleared her throat.

"A bunch of cockroaches." The door was not open.

"Lemon Sherbet." No.

"Iced lemonade... Fizzy Bee Candy... Bibi Multi-Flavor Beans..."

None of them were open. Reina rolled her eyes internally, she should have memorized all of Honeydukes' products.

"I actually don't like Beebe's Every Flavour Beans."

Dumbledore's voice suddenly sounded from behind, and Reina was caught off guard and startled.

"Oh, I'm so sorry to scare you, but let's go in and have a cup of tea, Miss Talros." Dumbledore said with a smile while wearing crescent glasses.

"By the way, the password this time is Toffee Fingers." He winked at Lena, stood at the door, and opened it with the correct password.

"I am very surprised that Miss Talros has seen through the secret of my password. Perhaps I could first ask you how you knew it?" Dumbledore walked to his desk and sat down, and Reina followed him.

"I was told that Headmaster Dumbledore has a sweet tooth, so I guessed."

"Really?" Dumbledore's wise eyes almost saw through Lena.

"Want some candy? Toffee fingers?" He grabbed a handful of candy and snacks from the drawer and scattered them on the table. "Pick your own?"

"Thank you..." Reina avoided the highly sweet candies and took a small cookie.

"So, what happened? Or is there something about Hogwarts that makes you uncomfortable?" He opened a lemon sherbet and popped it into his mouth.

"I came to you for a very important matter, but it's too complicated to explain, so... Professor, just use Legilimency on me." Reina sat up straight and looked directly into Dumbledore's eyes.

"This... This is the first time I've heard of such an active request. In this case, I'll just give it a try. It might be a little uncomfortable." Dumbledore also looked into Lena's eyes.

"It's ok."

A strange feeling came over her, and everything that Reina had experienced began to play in her mind like a fast-forwarded movie, as if she had taken off all her clothes and shown herself in front of others.

After an unknown amount of time, when Reina recovered from the aftereffects of having her brain flipped over, she was lying on a sofa by the fireplace.

Dumbledore was sitting next to her. Seeing that her eyes had cleared up, he handed her a piece of chocolate.

"So this is what I feel uncomfortable about..." Lena slowly sat up.

"Oh no, I just didn't expect it to be so exciting, and I couldn't help but take a few more glances." Dumbledore said with a smile.

"So, in your opinion, the whole world was reset after your death?"

"At least so far, what happened in my first year is basically the same." Reina spread her hands.

"And, as you can see, I didn't survive to the end, so I don't know what the outcome was for Potter. Although he does have the magic of love, no one can guarantee it."

"I believe him." Dumbledore seemed to be thinking about something. "Why did you come here?"

"Give me a place and I can help you."

"But you don't know much, right?" He looked at Reina, "How do you want to help?"

"How about we make a deal? Tallos is a businessman. I have a way to help you get more information. In my opinion, the legendary wizard died a little too hastily." Lena smiled, a shrewd light in her eyes.

"He doesn't deserve the title of legend. He's just a clever old man. When people reach a certain age, what's the point of worrying about whether they live or die?" Dumbledore stroked his beard, which he had tied with a particularly eye-catching red bow last time.

"Voldemort is very conflicted."

"That's because he lacks the courage to take risks."

"The problem is, if you can stay alive, Potter's chances of winning will be very high, and Voldemort fears your existence."

"He can win without me."

"So, are you going to reject my proposal? After you've already received the benefits?"

Dumbledore always gives people the feeling that he is sure to win no matter what happens, but as a businessman, Reina doesn't like the feeling of having the chips in someone else's hands.

Dumbledore blinked again and looked at Rayna.

"If it's called a deal, what do you want, Severus Snape?"

Reina frowned.

"Legitimate memory can feel the other person's emotions. It seems that Severus' death has changed you a little. Let me guess, you want to save him, right?" Dumbledore smiled faintly.

"Like you, I don't think that should be his outcome." Reina said with some displeasure.

"In the name of the head of the Talros family, I propose a deal to you, Professor Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts. I can help you get more information and help you protect Potter, but in return, Snape's safety and everything he has must be guaranteed."

"What if that is the destination that Severus himself wants?" Dumbledore dropped a bombshell that exploded in Lena's mind.

"You've seen it too, Severus's memories, and who he did everything for."

Reina sneered and replied, "If he really felt guilty towards Lily Evans, he shouldn't have died so casually, a death without any value. He should have lived and watched Potter win, instead of being bitten to death by a beast before the final battle."