Snape talked about a lot today, from Hermione, Harry and others to the living zombies in the UK, to Maka McClane who reappeared in the form of a demon, he never tired of every word. Ever since he met Mag, he usually didn't like to talk much, and he could even be called long-winded.
However, when the moment finally arrived that made some people present feel vaguely shaken by his overt and covert descriptions that were clearly aimed at Maka, Snape himself suddenly jumped out of everyone's opposition. Come back.
This made people in the living room, such as Charlotte, Flitwick, Pomona and others who were resistant or even angry because they insisted on defending Maka, instantly feel their hearts empty.
Because this feeling of inner disparity was so severe, for a while, everyone didn't even know whether to suddenly relax and feel comfortable first? It is better to question Snape from the bottom of his heart first because of his inexplicable inconsistency.
Fortunately, Snape didn't embarrass everyone for too long.
After leaving a little room for everyone around him to relax, he gently tilted his head, shook off a strand of hair that was hanging in front of his eyes, and looked at Professor McGonagall, who still had a serious look on his face. He opened his mouth slowly.
"Principal, since you will ask me what my 'real thoughts' are, I think you should have some vague guesses, right?"
Snape nodded and looked around at his colleagues as he spoke.
"I believe there is one thing that confuses you, and that is why I suddenly ran to the UK that has now become a complete disaster." He said, "Actually, the reason is very simple, because I came into contact with Mike The hints and guidance given by Ryan.”
"What hint?" Professor McGonagall asked immediately after hearing this.
But when Snape heard this, he paused briefly.
"Well, to be honest, I can't be sure whether that is a hint or not - maybe it's just a coincidence!" He twitched the corner of his mouth, with an interesting smile appearing on his face, "If it's just a coincidence, That would be interesting... maybe those opinions I just made are not jokes, but real reality."
"you-"
Seeing Snape's slightly teasing expression, Charlotte in the corner felt annoyed again, and almost burst out again on the spot.
However, this time, Professor Sprout, who was standing next to her, stretched out his hand, shook his head and stopped her with a solemn expression.
After all, Sprout was also the first-term dean of Hogwarts. Just now, because the concern for Maka in his heart took over, he didn't react in time. But now that she has calmed down a little, she has somewhat understood that the reason why Snape deliberately provoked everyone's hearts with those words in the first place was actually to help everyone regain their confidence in Maka.
In the final analysis, among all the people present, the one who has the most confidence in Maka is probably Snape himself, besides Charlotte! And after he witnessed Maka's earth-shattering declaration of return at Buckingham Palace, he obviously understood better than anyone else that this kid Maka was probably going to do it for real!
No matter what kind of drama Maka is going to perform this time, and whether there are any difficulties or secrets behind it, at some point, he will definitely have to fake it for real.
And that kind of behavior will undoubtedly make many people who originally relied on and trust Maka taste a feeling called "betrayal".
Now that disaster is approaching again and again, this betrayal will surely cause endless chaos.
Snape believed in Maka, the only student who could be said to have gained his own identity in his long career as a teacher. So he knew that he should do something for this student and to prevent the chaos from coming.
"By the way," Snape didn't pay attention to what was happening on Charlotte's side. He suddenly changed the topic and looked at everyone and said, "Do you remember those American wizards who came before? Well, they are from the Stewart family. Those few!”
"John Stewart?" Mag frowned.
"Is it 'John'?"
Snape obviously didn't like that guy at all. Otherwise, with his memory that was enough to remember the characteristics of thousands of potion materials, how could he not remember just a name
"Well, anyway... I think that guy was deliberately attracted by McClain!"
After giving such a conclusion first, Snape quickly continued without waiting for everyone who was hesitant to ask questions.
In the subsequent narration, he mentioned the past information he learned from his sister Tia about the unsolved case in the United States, and also mentioned the man named "Jack" whom Tia met at the Magic Congress of the United States of America. "Sen Stewart" the wizard.
Also, he went to Buckingham Palace to find John and personally asked about the fact that the culprit in that case was Greenwald's remnant, Lenny Stewart.
"... Lenny Stewart was killed by MacLean himself." After an extremely detailed account, Snape picked up the tea cup but did not drink it, but concluded first, "Although MacLean did not say too much afterward. Careful, but we have reason to believe that he should have dug out some past events from the old guy before he died. And at Buckingham Palace, our smart Miss Granger mentioned to me that MacLean had shown John The Mark of the Deathly Hallows is the best proof for my series of speculations."
After saying this, Snape brought the rim of the cup to his mouth and took a sip as he gradually settled down.
The black tea in the cup has already cooled down, and most of its aroma has been lost, making it somewhat tasteless. However, Snape didn't seem to notice it. He was still sipping the poor tea to himself, waiting quietly for everyone to digest the huge amount of information contained in those words just now.
After a while, everyone heard Professor McGonagall take a deep breath, and then said in a deep voice:
"so be it!"
Although Professor McGonagall didn't say much, she simply left this sentence for everyone. But compared to Snape's detailed and clear description just now, whatever she said was obviously unnecessary.
Because after a period of reflection, she knew that everyone here must have understood what she meant and had thoughts consistent with hers.
All in all, that's what Snape said just now - "Don't do anything".
After McGonagall looked at everyone again...especially Snape, who was still sitting there as if nothing happened, the aura on his body suddenly dropped, and then he finally walked back to the small round table in front of the window.