When HP is a professor dressed as Harry

Snape's expression was half a smile, he glanced at Harry again, and his voice became cold: "It's up to you."

After speaking, he tossed his robes and strode forward, no longer accommodating Harry's speed.

Harry was taken aback for a moment before speeding up to catch up with him.

He walked in big strides in the rugged and difficult jungle, and when he finally caught up with the familiar black figure, he had time to catch his breath and raised his head to look over.

Snape's lips were tightly pursed, his face was tense, and the side profile looked cold and serious.

He was still striding forward without looking sideways, but after Harry caught up with him, he slowed down his pace a little, and he no longer walked in that menacing, murderous manner.The two walked side by side.

This look...is Snape angry?

It doesn't look like it either.

But to say that he wasn't angry... Then why did he suddenly speed up and wait for him?

Harry frowned slightly, scrutinizing Snape's expression carefully, but found nothing.

"Assuming there's nothing wrong with your eyes, don't keep looking at me out of the corner of your eyes like a fool." Snape said suddenly angrily.

He turned his head to look at Harry aggressively, his eyes gloomy and disgusted.

"Sorry, Professor Snape..." Harry apologized dryly, his expression awkward and embarrassing.

He immediately turned his head back, regained his nonchalant expression and concentrated on walking, but was extremely surprised in his heart.

Generally speaking, when he observes others, he has his own skills—first, he makes his gaze flat and casual, and uses magic power to weaken his own sense of existence.They don't stare directly at others, but only observe from the corner of their eyes. In this way, the person being observed will basically not notice.

Even if he is as keen as him, if he doesn't feel the gaze of his gaze, he will basically not notice it.

It's just that Harry didn't expect...it would be such a coincidence that Snape was also watching him all the time.

The sense of crisis in Harry's heart became more urgent, Snape's attitude towards him was too wrong.He felt that it was necessary for him to explain the previous misunderstanding.

— Because of Veritaserum, did Snape think they would be friends in the future?He'd allowed a Potter to call him by his Christian name!

Not to mention that Harry couldn't tolerate the existence of this kind of misunderstanding. If he let it go, the plan to provoke himself and deduct points in the future would be impossible.

"Professor Snape." Harry took a deep breath, not knowing how to explain.

After all, it was Snape who used Veritaserum on him the previous time, and everyone knew that Veritaserum wouldn't make people tell lies.

"Actually, you have misunderstood some things." Harry said tactfully, "In the future, our relationship is actually not as...harmonious as you imagined."

He searched in his mind before he managed to find the word "harmony" to represent their relationship.

Snape looked inexplicably strangely, he twitched the corners of his mouth, and then calmly burst out a syllable from between his teeth:

"Then?"

"You just...have been watching over me secretly because of Professor Dumbledore, and we died in front of Nagini at the same time." Harry said calmly, with a very sincere expression.

"Actually, you have done so much, but I have always been disrespectful to you, said a lot of bad things, and our relationship is very bad." Harry narrated according to his relationship with Potter in his previous life,

"So... we are not friends, and I have no right to call you by your Christian name. Now I have to say that also because... I want to apologize for my reckless stupidity."

Harry thought to himself that it would be nice if little Potter really said that.

But that was never going to be possible, so let's just say it to himself for Potter now.

He lowered his eyes, seemingly guilty and blaming himself, but his expression was very determined.

"Really? Then those words of yours during this time also came from your... apology?" Snape raised his eyebrows, paused, "And want to make it up to me?"

Harry was stunned for a moment, but immediately came to his senses, and he replied affirmatively, "That's right."

He didn't expect Snape to find an excuse for his deduction of points during this time - it would be better if Snape could be more angry because of this argument.

Snape narrowed his eyes, looking coldly at little Potter who was waiting with his head down.

The boy's expression was sincere and serious, without any sign of lying, and he explained the content of the Veritaserum in an understatement, and there seemed to be nothing wrong with it.

"I see."

Snape nodded with a tense face, his eyes slowly turning cold.The way he looked at Potter now was as alien as the way he looked at so many students in the class.

Little Potter looked back at him, paused for a moment, looked away as if trying to hide something, and continued on his way with full concentration.There was no expression on his face.

Snape pursed his lips noncommittally, and looked forward.

The sky is getting lighter and the morning is coming.He could also see the edge of the Forbidden Forest not far ahead, and the outline of the castle in the distance.

But between the two people who were still walking side by side in the Forbidden Forest, the atmosphere dropped back to freezing point.

After a while, the two finally reached the dividing line between the Forbidden Forest and the Hogwarts hunting grounds, and Snape stopped.

He glanced at Little Potter next to him, and finally warned in a cold voice:

"If you haven't lost your mind, you'd better forget about tonight when you go back. Don't let me find you approaching there again."

"Now, go back to the castle by yourself."

"I see, Professor Snape." Little Potter immediately agreed.

He even seemed relieved, and quickly ran towards the castle, as if something had come true.

Snape just stood there watching little Potter run away, his eyes were as gloomy and unwavering as before, but the expression on his face gradually softened.

If that's what Potter wanted, he's done it.

But in fact, those words just passed through Snape's mind, and he was forgotten as nonsense.

—If Snape hadn't seen the Mirror of Erised that night, he might have believed it.

So he never doubted little Potter's feelings for him.

Now, Snape had only one question to figure out:

Why would Potter pull away suddenly, trying to cover up the truth in the past with Veritaserum and the fact that he likes himself with botched lies?

Could it be related to tonight's basilisk?Did Potter find something?

Snape guessed suspiciously.