HP: Let professors walk towards the light

"Knock down."

"Professor, it's me." It was Hermalena outside the door.

"Come in." Snape turned around and looked towards the door, with a faint smile on his lips that he himself did not even notice.

"How is it? Are you still tired?" Looking at the neatly dressed Snape, Reina still asked even though she already had the answer in her mind.

"Much better. How long have I slept?" Snape took the breakfast handed to him by Lena, put it on the table, and thanked him.

"Yesterday was already the fourth day. If he doesn't wake up, I'm going to suspect that Cora's eyes are blurry and he made a mistake in drawing the formation."

"That was...quite fast," Snape whispered.

I didn't expect that such a long memory could be recalled in just four days. No wonder he was so tired when he just woke up.

"What?" Lena didn't hear clearly.

"It's okay, have you already eaten?" Snape asked.

Hermalena nodded and sat opposite, drinking her coffee while waiting for Snape.

"If it's not enough, there's more prepared in the kitchen." Lena reminded.

"Although I have almost recovered, I should eat less after not eating for a long time."

Afterwards, some ate while others read. Although the two no longer communicated and did not disturb each other, the peaceful and harmonious scene did not make people feel awkward.

"Aren't you curious about what I did?" After dinner, Snape looked at Hermalena who was silently preparing to take away the tableware herself. He took out his wand and sent the tableware to the kitchen, then looked at Hermalena.

"Of course I'm curious." Reina laughed.

"Why don't you ask?" Snape suddenly felt that his question was a little stupid. How could he not be curious when someone did something to him? It was really funny that he didn't know how to speak after lying down for a few days.

If you want to know, you don't have to ask, right? And even if you want to ask, Hermarena didn't plan to ask now. However, since that's what she said, why not ask along with the question? Thinking of this, she opened her mouth.

"Can I ask you now what the professor has done that I don't know about?"

Such words made Snapsong breathe a sigh of relief. He had actually been expecting Hermalena's answer. He was actually expecting her to ask the question herself.

He crossed his hands in front of him, and his left thumb kept rubbing the joint of his right thumb, thinking.

"I heard that the lives of Eastern wizards are particularly mysterious. When you graduate, I will sign my last signature as a teacher on your certificate of outstanding graduation."

Hermalena was confused by Snape's unreasonable words, and wondered if she had missed something or asked the wrong question.

"What...what do you mean?"

"When all this is over, if you want to do something, traveling, I think the East is a good choice. I will accompany you."

Snape swallowed a mouthful of tea and continued, "So, Hermalena, I also need you to abide by this agreement. Please don't make decisions on your own without telling me like you did last time."

He put down the teacup and looked at Hermalena who was now shocked.

"I don't want to lose you again."

The spoon in Reina's hand fell into the teacup with a crisp sound, and the tea splashed onto the table, but Reina no longer had the mind to care about these things at this time.

"You... are back?" she asked in disbelief, her eyes gradually turning red.

"My last memory has returned, with you." Snape walked across and sat on the sofa next to Lena.

"How could...this kind of thing happen..." Hermalena choked up a little. She had never thought it would be like this, but how could this be possible?

"Last time, I created a magic channel between us and attached my memories to your soul. Fortunately, I was lucky and bet right that you were retracing your soul instead of your memories. So, I came back, with you."

In his heart, Snape was glad that he chose to come to Tallos Manor at this time, glad that Rex brought Cora, glad that he agreed to Cora's deal, and glad... Hermalena was still alive.

Reina didn't know how to react. She felt a mixture of emotions, surprise, excitement, or grievance... She covered her mouth and couldn't help but let her tears fall.

"I think my efforts should be put to good use. Otherwise, wouldn't it be a waste of effort?"

Snape said as he gently rested Reyna's head on his shoulder with one hand.

"Thanks for your hard work."

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Missent was sitting on the sofa in the living room, reading the previous issues of The Quibbler. One of the articles in early July reported on the "Chamber of Secrets" incident at Hogwarts. It also emphasized the scandal of Lockhart, the professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts. There was even a comment from the editor-in-chief that the Chamber of Secrets incident at Hogwarts was a play directed and performed by Lockhart to attract attention, but Headmaster Dumbledore suppressed it to save his face.

This comment was very close to the effect that Lena wanted, so Lena asked Misent to sponsor the editor-in-chief of Lovegood on her behalf.

Of course, in fact, Reina was not the only one who did this. It was said that someone in Nott had also noticed this. In short, now, Lockhart's impression has long fallen into the quagmire. Even Mrs. Weasley secretly burned all the books she bought about Lockhart after listening to Ron's description of the various dangers, although the twins still saw it.

"That guy is awake, right?"

Cora asked Misent as she walked towards the living room.

"I guess so. Anyway, Reina went to Snape's room early in the morning to bring him breakfast." Misent said without raising his head.

"It doesn't seem to be very long. I thought it would take ten days or half a month. After all, it's quite huge." Cora muttered.

"What's the point of telling me this? I don't know your riddle. I will be going back in two days. Do you want to go back with me?" Misent looked at Cora.

"Are you all leaving?"

Reina and Snape walked in one after another. After hearing what Misent said, Reina asked in confusion.

"There's really nothing I can do if I stay here," Cora said.

"I haven't thanked you for what I've done yet."

Snape couldn't help but frown. Cora knew much more about Hermalena than he did, and this matter seemed to be related to the Talros family. Cora was the only person known to be related to the third generation of the family head. She was far away in Africa, what if something happened and she needed to find someone?

"Just send the potion to Rex's house. Misent knows where I am, so ask him to pass it on." Cora waved her hand.

"You make it sound so easy, but shouldn't the focus be on Reina? You have no idea about Reina's curse?" Micent put down the magazine and gave up his seat to Reina and the others.