HP: Let professors walk towards the light

"Can I call you Severus?"

Reina patted her side. Little Snape hesitated for a moment, then slowly walked over and sat next to Reina at a short distance.

"Why are you here alone?" Reina stretched out her hand to touch the soft-looking hair, but felt that it seemed inappropriate, so she gently placed her hand on his shoulder and warmed him with a warming spell.

Little Snape still seemed a little resistant to Reina's intimate actions. He twisted his shoulders slightly, and after realizing Reina's intention, he shyly lowered his head.

"I'm waiting for someone." His voice was as small as a mosquito.

Reina sighed softly, withdrew her hand, and placed one hand on the grass, picking the bluebells.

"It seems that he will be a very important person. I also want to wait and see, okay?" Lena tied the picked bluebell flowers into a bundle, and even conjured up a ribbon to tie a beautiful knot and placed it between herself and little Snape.

Little Snape sat quietly on the grass. Reina did not continue to force the topic, but just stayed with him, looking at the mountains and lakes, smelling the flowers and the wind.

It was a cloudy day without the sun and the light quickly dimmed.

"It seems that I and Severus's friend are not destined to be together."

Reina looked at the sky which was gradually getting darker and finally broke the beautiful silence.

Reina clapped her hands and stood up.

"It's getting late, isn't Severus going home yet?"

Little Snape also had a disappointed expression on his face, his eyes drooped, and half of his face was buried in his arms. As a child, Snape had not yet evolved into the Professor Venom who had a blank face all day long. Although his body became thin due to health problems, he still had a faint baby fat on his face, which was very cute.

Reina couldn't help but pat little Snape on the head.

"Let's go. It's not safe after dark. I'll take you home."

Little Snape finally followed Lena and slowly turned back to the dilapidated house.

Lena stood outside the door, watching little Snape enter the room, but she saw little Snape turned his head away and whispered, "Her name is Lily, she is also a wizard..."

Although these two sentences seemed unrelated, Lena understood that Severus was very interested in the magic she performed in front of him today. He hoped that Lena could come again, and he also wanted Lena to meet Lily.

Reina smiled, nodded, and waved to little Snape. Little Snape's mood seemed to lighten up a lot, and he even waved goodbye to Reina before closing the door.

Reina stood outside the courtyard wall, listening to the noises in the house and watching a faint light light up somewhere on the second floor before she disappeared.

She came to an uninhabited jungle and began to record some abnormal magical fluctuations she felt during the day, as well as some resistance and limitations she encountered when using magic.

The last personal experiment did not yield any special results except for the thrill and near-death experience.

Of course, the assumption of going back in time to change the past is difficult to establish, and it violates the principle of time. She still cannot explain what happened to Reina, and she also knows that she does not have the ability to break the rules of time, but she just needs to let Voldemort see her efforts and small achievements.

In addition, Reina also wanted to find out whether the speed of time flowing at both ends of the node where the magic took effect was the same.

After returning to the Leaky Cauldron, Rena was still revising her principle. The time and place of the retracing were uncertain, and the magic power was slowly weakened while it was running. This was Rena's personal experience, so Rena wanted Voldemort to be able to see these flaws at a glance, so that he would not try it without authorization.

Time travelers throughout history have always had a high-risk profession. Wizards who are entangled with time often suffer irreversible damage. This lesson has been learned in history, so Lena has deliberately established a mandatory recall rule to prevent herself from indulging in it no matter what she encounters.

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The next day, after daybreak, Lena slowly got up from the bed, tidied herself up briefly, went out to buy some things, and came to the lake again. It was almost noon.

Without the support of Reina's magic, the old tree and the flowers around it would have withered and died in the biting cold wind.

As soon as Lena walked to the tree, she saw a small figure crawling out of the tree hole. It was little Snape. She didn't expect that the tree hole was so big that it could accommodate a little person.

When little Snape saw that the person coming was Reina, he looked at her with joy.

"On a sunny day, Lily will come and she will be able to bloom," said little Snape.

Reina smiled, walked forward, bent over, and said, "Like me?"

He shook his head, but immediately nodded and said, "I will definitely do that in the future."

Yes, Lily must be very good too...

Reina spread a piece of green plaid cloth on the ground and took out all the food she had prepared in her expandable bag. In addition to snacks from the wizarding world, there was also a lot of human food, as if she was going to have a picnic.

She waved to little Snape to sit down and told him to eat whatever he wanted. Little Snape was successfully attracted by the jumping chocolate frog in Lena's hand, but he was still very receptive to things in the wizarding world.

Reina took out another book from her bag, "Magical and Practical Everyday Potions", and handed it to little Snape.

"This is for you. You're almost old enough to attend Hogwarts. Most of these are simple and easy-to-learn potion recipes and preparation methods. You can take a look at them yourself." With that kind of growing environment, she didn't think Severus would have the time and space to explore the magical world, but she wanted to support him in this way.

"Severus!"

A sweet voice sounded in the distance, and the two people sitting there raised their heads at the same time. Not far away, Lena saw the legendary Lily Evans who only lived in the memories of countless people.

The most dazzling thing is her deep red hair flying in the wind. She is wearing a bright coat and her white hands are waving widely. She looks lively, cute and innocent.

Lily trotted over to the two of them, looked at the unfamiliar Reina, and greeted her politely.

"Hello, I am Severus' friend, Lily Evans, you can call me Lily."

"Nice to meet you, Lily." Reina gently held Lily's outstretched hand.

"Severus, won't you introduce yourself?" Lily sat next to Snape and gently pushed Snape's shoulder.

"She is..." Little Snape looked at Lena and was speechless for a moment.

Reina laughed, then said, "Call me Reina. Severus and I just met yesterday. He said he hoped I could meet you, so I came today too."

Then Reina snapped her fingers and a lily appeared in her hand, which she handed to Lily.

"I am also a real wizard."