HP: Let professors walk towards the light

Professor Lupin resigned.

During the final period, Professor Snape was a little irritable. Lena found that he always tried to kill Potter with his sharp eyes. She didn't think that Professor Snape would be jealous of Potter's fame like Draco, after all, his own honors were much greater. But Professor Snape, like Draco, especially liked to target Potter.

However, Reina didn't think that now was a good time to ask, because Professor Snape's low pressure was about to spread to Reina.

"Looks like I have to congratulate you on doing well in your Potions exam. You finally got an 'O' after three years."

When the results were announced, Reina happily showed her report card to Professor Snape, hoping to get his praise. Of course, Snape understood Reina's little thoughts, and the words of "praise" came out of his mouth.

Reina was a little delighted, a hint of shyness crept onto her face. She really liked when Professor Snape praised her, and could even say that she had fallen in love with the feeling of being recognized by the professor, so she had been working hard silently. Reina hoped that after graduation, she would be able to apply for a teacher position at Hogwarts, teach and educate students here with Professor Snape, manage the company in her spare time, and invite the professor to visit the manor in the name of a colleague, so that she could hold more parties and banquets after the manor was opened.

What if the professor doesn't like it?

Ah, then use the excuse of potion ingredients or something to invite the professor to travel together. I heard that the East is full of herbs and magical animals, the professor will definitely be interested -

"How's your Patronus Charm going?"

Snape suddenly decided to check the homework.

"Ah... I... haven't practiced well yet..."

Reina suddenly panicked and stammered.

"Let me see." Snape stood up and walked to Reina. "The Patronus Charm is a very powerful defensive spell. No one can master it in a short period of time. Let me see how far you have come."

Reina nervously took out her wand.

"How can you perform magic if you remain in that tense state?"

Snape reached out and lifted up Reina's hand holding the wand, shook it vigorously, and said, "Eliminate distractions, concentrate, and recall your happiest and happiest time. Remember, it is the most."

Reina closed her eyes, recalling the carefree childhood days with her parents, the joy of learning magic for the first time, and the time they spent together in the hospital wing that afternoon.

"Call the gods to protect you!"

Reina used all her strength to cast magic, and silver mist emanated from the top of the wand.

"Hold on, keep going." Snape's voice came from the side.

Reina kept casting the spell and called out “Expecto Patronus” once again.

A huge silver eagle took shape in the mist, but it only lasted for two or three seconds before disappearing into the air.

Reina's hands dropped heavily, but she looked at Snape in surprise. This was the first time she transformed her patronus. Before, even though she practiced every night, she could only use silver mist.

"Although - the final effect is not particularly good, but... you are talented to be able to achieve this level." Snape raised his eyebrows, but was not particularly surprised.

"Professor Flitwick also said that I am very talented in spells." Reina smiled brightly.

Snape frowned slightly, grabbed the book at hand and hit Lena on the head.

“Be humble and don’t get complacent with small achievements.”

"I'm sorry, Professor..." Reina held her head.

"Professor...will you go to the Quidditch Cup this summer?" Reina mustered up the courage to try to invite Professor Snape.

"I'm not interested in."

Snape said it directly without thinking.

Although Reina had prepared herself mentally, she still felt a little disappointed after hearing the answer. How could she not have thought of this? Professor Snape didn't seem like the kind of person who would join in the fun.

"Ah, I thought the professor would go too. Pansy and the others invited me, and I heard that many people wanted to go, so I asked you too. It seems that you are not obsessed with Quidditch either."

I'm not that into Quidditch either.

"I have my own things to do. There is no need to waste time on things that are meaningless to me."

"You're right, I think so too."

Reina agreed.

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In fact, although Reina said she would not go, she still came to the Quidditch World Cup alone with two tickets.

She looked at a group of people flying in the sky. Pansy next to her was cheering for Viktor Krum, the Bulgarian team's seeker. Even Draco was making bets with Blaise.

Except for the Veela at the beginning who brightened Reina's eyes, Reina was not interested in the others.

“Reina, now that you’re here, why are you acting so desperate? You might as well not have come.”

Pansy glanced at her.

"How about we make a bet, Lena? Which team do you want to bet on?" Blaise walked to the window of the box.

"Look at the score. Is there any need to bet now? I'm betting on Ireland." Lena supported her chin.

"Ireland? Impossible. Just wait and see. Bulgaria will get the ball back. They have the best seeker in the world." Draco said.

"But there isn't necessarily the best Chaser in the world. I'll bet you a hundred Galleons. Wait for it, Draco."

Reina shrugged.

"Oh, you're spending a lot of money." Blaise leaned close to Reina's ear and blew a breath, "Little follower?"

Reina frowned and pushed him away, "I'm not your target, Blaise."

Blaise raised an eyebrow and sat back in boredom.

As a result, Draco and Pansy both lost 100 Galleons to Reina. No matter how good Krum was, he couldn't make up for the points his teammates lost to the Bulgarian team.

That night, Lena slept alone in the Talros tent set up by Pis. Before she fell asleep, she heard noisy noises outside.

"Reina, get out of here!"

When Lena came out, Pansy saw her and shouted at her, and then she was taken away by the Parkinson family.

"The Death Eaters are coming!" someone in the crowd shouted.

Lena saw a parade heading towards the camp. Many tents outside were burned down. Four people were floating in the air. They were the Muggle manager and his family.

Why are there Death Eaters? Has Voldemort really returned?

"Bis, take the important things and prepare to leave." The location here is barely easy to be discovered. Facing such a sudden riot, it would be easy for Reina, who is alone, to retreat. She only needs to take Bis with her.

During the commotion, Lena was bumped by a few people. She recognized those people as Potter and his friends from Gryffindor. The three of them ran towards the woods.

"Miss, everything is packed." Bis appeared in front of Lena.

For some reason, Reina, who usually didn't like to join in the fun, felt a strong sense of uneasiness as she looked at the forest, and she wanted to find out what was going on.

Curiosity kills the cat, she kept telling herself, but when she saw Pitts, she gritted her teeth.

"Piss, follow me."

She finally decided to follow.