HP: Let professors walk towards the light

"Who's there?" Irene Prince Snape looked towards where Lena was.

Reina removed the Disillusionment Spell and appeared in front of her.

"Wizard? Why come to our house? As you can see, there is nothing here to entertain you. Please go out. I can pretend that nothing happened." Irene got up from the ground, scratched her messy hair with her hands, and looked at Lena with indifference.

“Are you sending me away without even waiting for my reply?” Reina crossed her arms.

Irene did not take the question. The answer was meaningless to her and she had no interest in it.

"As far as I know, you have a child. Why would you do this? You are fully capable of resisting. You are a wizard--"

"Enough!" Irene suddenly shouted.

"You broke into our house, knocked my husband unconscious, and acted like a saint and meddled in other people's business. You are the evil witch. Get out! I don't know you, and everything here has nothing to do with you! Even if you are someone sent by Prince, get out!" Irene shouted and walked forward, trying to grab Lena's clothes.

Reina held the wand in front of her, and Irene had to stop because she was afraid of the wand.

"I am not Prince's man, Irene Prince, and I am not here for you today. Don't be so self-indulgent. I originally wanted to say that maybe I could help you. Money, status, and even the love of your Muggle husband, as long as you say it, I can give it to you."

Reina paused, as if deliberately waiting for Irene's reply.

"I don't need it! You should take that dirty thing of unknown origin back and use it yourself." Irene spat on the floor where Lena was.

"Sure enough, as I expected, my idea was indeed problematic. In just a few minutes, you exposed your inferiority, degradation, self-abandonment...all your flaws. You don't want to admit it, but I have to say that you are a Prince, a wizard who graduated from Hogwarts. You gave up everything to marry a Muggle, but lived a miserable life that was completely opposite to your ideal. You gave up everything in the wizarding world for your husband, but found that you still couldn't get your husband's recognition. Not only could you not subdue your husband, but now you have lost the will to resist, and you can't even protect your own son. You let him fend for himself. It really is - living a life no different from garbage."

Reina walked around in this dilapidated house, looking at the environment in which Snape lived and commenting on it wantonly, completely ignoring Irene's face which was turning purple from holding back anger.

"You don't have to rush to deny wizards. Look at yourself. You are not worthy of being a wizard, not worthy of being a mother, and even as a woman, you are a mess." She walked up to Irene and looked at her with disgust.

"Who are you? Humph, are you here just to scold me?" Irene sneered and pretended not to care.

"It seems that you have lost even the most basic language comprehension ability after living like a rubbish for too long. I told you, I didn't come here just for you. I scolded you just because you wanted to be scolded. However, since you chose such a rotten and smelly life and rejected me sternly, there is no point for me to stay here any longer. So, I wish you good luck, Prince."

Reina walked straight to the door, but stopped at the entrance. She turned around and said to Irene, "By the way, I feel so sorry for your poor son. Such a young child has to pay for his mother's cowardice. It's really pitiful."

Before leaving, Lena saw that the angry expression on Irene's face froze. She said that deliberately just because she hoped that Irene could wake up a little, even a little, so that Snape's life would be better.

Reina was now on the street, looking at the houseplate with the word "Snape" on the wall. It was crooked, cracked, the words were blurred, and even covered with moss.

"What if I just kill that man?" Reina suddenly had an extremely bad idea, and in just one or two seconds she tried to convince herself to implement this idea.

Reina shook her head sharply, throwing away the crazy thoughts in her mind, picked up her wand and tapped the doorplate lightly. The doorplate instantly became brand new, and the three words "Snape" made of fine powder reflected a faint golden light...

Reina did not stay in Spider's Tail Alley any longer and walked along the road towards the old tree again.

Sure enough, a thin and small figure was found under the old tree. It was lonely and looked just like the dry old tree, desolate and lonely.

Reina walked over slowly.

In the UK in February, the weather shows no signs of warming up. The gloomy weather and the cold wind blowing from the lake from time to time add a touch of chill.

Little Snape curled up into a ball, leaning against the old tree. His thin clothes and frostbitten skin were particularly eye-catching.

Unable to bear it, Reina walked behind little Snape and cast an enhanced warming spell on him.

Little Snape, noticing something strange, opened his eyes and looked at Rena standing in front of him in confusion.

"Why are you wearing so little?" Lena squatted down and looked him straight in the eyes.

Little Snape sat up straight, lowered his head in silence, and hugged his knees.

Reina sat down next to little Snape.

"How about I show you something magical?" Lena turned her head to look at him, but little Snape still didn't respond.

Reina smiled, reached behind little Snape, and placed her hand on the trunk of the old tree.

For a moment, the bare old trees were covered with bright pink flowers, and green leaves grew along with them, filling the background for these untimely flowers. The cold wind blew gently, bringing down a shower of flowers.

The sudden falling petals attracted little Snape's attention. He looked up and saw the bright flowers blooming all over the tree. Surprise finally showed in his big black eyes. He stood up from the ground, walked to the tree, touched the trunk, and looked at the stars on his face with longing.

"You're a wizard, this is what you do."

He looked at Reina with some surprise, but his tone was very certain.

Reina nodded slightly, then took out her wand and gently waved it at the ground. The ground around the old tree where Reina and little Snape were was covered with bluebell flowers.

"This is a welcome gift for you, the 'Fairy Bell'. How about it? Do you like it?" Reina looked at little Snape with a smile.

Young Snape nodded imperceptibly.

"how did you do it?"

"With practice, you can do it too," Reina replied.

"Do you know who I am?"

"I can tell that you are also a little wizard, right? This shows that there is a wonderful connection between us. What's your name?" Lena asked.

"Severus, Severus Snape."