HP: Let professors walk towards the light

If it hadn't been me, would I have never experienced Vernon's abuse? Would my parents have never died?

What are you thinking about?

Harry shook his head, trying to get rid of the strange things in his head.

"Harry, Ron! Come here, we think we found it!" Hermione's voice came from the depths.

"What a lucky guy! Harry, go!"

Ron grabbed Harry's arm and turned towards the sound.

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"This is really shocking. Although your behavior of going out at night has violated school regulations, I have to commend the results of your night out, which can completely offset your violation."

Dumbledore was wearing a dark purple robe. He was looking at a black box that was opened in front of him. Inside lay an exquisite crown with the words "Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind" engraved on the bottom of the crown.

An hour ago, when Harry and his companions were about to sneak out of the Room of Requirement with the Ravenclaw box and were about to leave secretly, they were caught by Snape who appeared from nowhere. Although Harry wanted to conceal it, it did not prevent Snape from carrying out his humanistic "education".

Of course, Snape naturally noticed the black box in Reina's hand, which was tightly blocked by the three people.

Gryffindor received a 50-point deduction gift package for each member, and the Slytherin-exclusive benefits are still worth mentioning, as they are intact.

So, Dumbledore, who had just left school today to deal with matters related to Claus I, was called back by Snape in the middle of the night.

"I really didn't think there was a secret room so close to me. This is really surprising, so can I ask who first discovered this place?"

Dumbledore asked in a friendly manner, glancing at Hermione and Ron, staring at Reina's face for a while, and finally set his eyes on Harry.

"In fact, there was nothing there originally, and there was nothing there after we came out. It was as if it appeared suddenly." Hermione answered first.

"Oh? It was very sudden, wasn't it? What were you doing or did you understand anything at that time?"

"We didn't do anything," Hermione denied.

"Perhaps we are hiding from the professor's patrol." Reina added as the one who secretly summoned the Room of Requirement.

"I'm really glad that you can remember that you can't bear the punishment when you violate the rules. After all, I almost thought you didn't plan to stay in Slytherin anymore."

Snape also glanced at Rena at the right time, stretched out his hand to pull her to his side away from Harry and the other two, and at the same time did not give them a good look.

In the end, Dumbledore let the children go back.

But Harry went and turned back...

“It’s really not surprising at all.”

In the darkness around the corner, two different shadows witnessed Harry entering the headmaster's office alone.

"You're asking too much of him, Sev." Lena leaned against the wall with her arms folded, looking at Snape.

"I don't have any expectations for him. I even foresaw that Potter would live in panic because of this, and then appear in my Potions class with his face as pale as a vampire. I can prepare garlic to welcome him."

Snape actually enjoyed seeing scenes like Harry doubting the authenticity of the hallucinations, becoming irritable towards people around him, and cracks in his proud friendships. Although that didn't seem to be conducive to increasing their bargaining chips, it had to be said that it was in line with Snape's aesthetic.

Reina smiled slightly and glanced at the closed principal's office.

In any case, Harry's life mentor must be Dumbledore himself, the greatest white wizard who has countless honors, is kind and wise, and firmly stands on the field of justice.

As long as Harry is willing to show the knot in his heart to Dumbledore, Dumbledore will definitely use his own means to turn it into a beautiful bow and return it to Harry.

He is a strategist who is good at making use of everything, but he is also a very good professor. No matter in any aspect, without him, no one can guarantee the result. Harry's teacher can only be him.

"Ha—let's go."

Reina yawned. It was getting late, but they still had one small matter to attend to.

Snape estimated the time and thought it would be a quick victory.

The two returned to the tapestry. Reina walked back and forth against the wall opposite her, repeating "the room where things are hidden" three times. The door that had just appeared in front of Harry and the other two reappeared.

"You can go back first. This is something that doesn't require two people to complete."

Snape walked forward, pushed open the door, and gently waved his wand, lighting up the entire room.

"Of course, it's because I hope to be with you." Reina stretched and thought for three seconds whether her height would change after this rebirth experience, or maybe five seconds.

Merlin testified that Snape was indeed in a good mood, just like the smile that overflowed unconsciously.

"In this case, it seems that we can only resort to rough measures."

They stopped at a place, Snape raised his wand and pointed it at a pitch-black cabinet covered with patterns, while reaching out to pull Lena behind him.

With a loud bang and the dust on the floor flying, Snape's wide black robe was lifted up, and Snape's protective arms seemed to wrap up Lena's whole body.

No one knew what spell Snape had used. When Snape finally put down his wand, Lena felt that even if Voldemort himself came, he would not recognize that the pile of black residue on the ground was the Vanishing Cabinet.

"Apart from the noise, it's not too rough. If I didn't feel sorry for the magical Room of Requirement, I would have thrown a Fiendfyre into it right from the start. It's simple and easy." Reina brushed the dust off Snape's robe.

"It's just a trick shop. There's nothing to feel bad about. If you really felt bad about it, you would be very cruel to yourself, Avada Kedavra, right?"

Lena's hand paused and she twitched the corner of her mouth guiltily. She was really confused and almost forgot about Sif's dark face, although she didn't take it to heart at that time.

"Ha - I also think it's getting late, let's go back." Lena took Snape's arm and walked out.

"I hope you remember that my words are not just to divert my attention."

Snape held the other's hand in his backhand and walked ahead.

"Yes, yes, I promised you, my respected Professor Snape."

The huge castle is always filled with mysteries. In the silence, the two of them walked slowly on the stairs, like familiar friends, or even more like each other's souls, walking towards the underground together in the darkness.

Before the darkness dissipated, Harry also walked at a leisurely pace through the long corridor, past the portrait of the Fat Lady and returned to his own warm bed.