Chapter 122: Snape

Friday morning, Snape sat at the staff table eating as usual. He also looked at the two Potter cubs as usual.

Very good, the big cub finally wasn't late today and arrived at the Great Hall on time.

The little cub… the little cub was secretly looking at the big cub with glowing eyes.

Truly…

It's worthy of that little cub's personality.

Simply like a fool, completely forgetting the disdain Harry Potter had shown him on the first day of school.

Snape snorted coldly and poked the steak on his plate with a dinner knife.

It wasn't until Quirrell reminded him tremblingly that the steak had already been poked to pieces that he returned his gaze to his own plate.

He mocked himself in his heart for being meddlesome; what did the Potter cubs have to do with him, Snape?

He only needed to be responsible for their safety!

Snape lowered his head to eat, just wanting to end all this quickly, when he suddenly heard a gasp.

What is it again?

Can't even have a meal in peace?

Snape looked over irritably.

As a result, he saw Harry Potter standing next to that little cub.

Ignoring the little cub for a few days, is he planning to come over and teach that little cub a lesson today?

Gryffindor, humph!

Snape took out his wand nonchalantly.

He planned to cast a Disarming Charm on Harry Potter the moment he made a move, and then arrange a month of detention for him.

Pfft, letting James Potter's son process potion ingredients in his potion office was truly indescribably comfortable.

Only,

it wasn't an argument?

Is he inviting that little cub to go to Gryffindor to eat?

Snape's face was a bit gloomy.

This is even worse than an argument!

Harry Potter doesn't know at all what it means for him to invite that little cub to Gryffindor at this time.

This means that the little cub will be ostracized by the others in Slytherin and will also be punished by everyone.

Yes, according to Slytherin's rules, leaving when acting as a group means betrayal.

Especially when going to Slytherin's rival house, Gryffindor!

When that little cub returns to the common room at night, he will be punished by those Slytherin students one by one with spells.

Unless those Slytherin students all give up the opportunity to punish this little cub, this little cub will definitely be dealt with.

As the Head of House, Snape could stop this action, but that would also mean Darren Potter would be expelled from Slytherin House.

Yes, expelled from Slytherin House.

This is a rule of Slytherin, not something the Headmaster or Head of House can change much.

In other words, he must let Darren receive punishment.

Snape's face became extremely ugly, and he even wanted to go over and interrupt Darren's answer directly.

However, seeing Quirrell eavesdropping nearby, he still said coldly: "It seems I need to prepare a punishment for Potter."

"That… that doesn't need to be… so cruel."

Quirrell said stutteringly.

Snape sneered in his heart.

Doesn't need to be? ===== CHAPTER 124 =====