Chapter 931

Logically speaking, he should be a bit happier, so how did it turn out like this? Harry was extremely puzzled.

Darren didn't have the heart to explain it to him.

After all, how could he explain that Snape might be taking out his anger over him participating in the Triwizard Tournament on Harry as well?

You have to know that Cedric had already become the student Snape hated most in Hogwarts, right after Harry.

Now, Cedric actually had a harder time in every class than Harry.

Besides Snape hating him, even other professors were always finding fault with him.

Professor Sprout had also lost her temper with him; it seemed she had refused his request to stay at the school.

Cedric had intended to stay at the school after graduation, but now that was no longer possible.

No professor would agree to this request.

They felt he acted on his own initiative, and no matter what he was thinking, he was definitely not mature. Therefore, if Cedric wanted to restore his reputation, he would have to wait until the person who gave him the Draught of Barmy exposed themselves.

Darren didn't intend to help him find them.

He expected Cedric to figure it out himself.

That he didn't let him get expelled was only because he was a good person in the original work. Harry was becoming more and more afraid of Potions class.

No matter what specific madness Snape was having, he was treating him worse and worse.

In another Potions class.

Snape thought of another good idea to torment Harry.

He planned to feed Harry some potions he had newly invented, striving to make Harry exhibit the reactions to taking these potions.

Darren feigned worry and tried to dissuade him a little.

But Snape indicated that this was all normal behavior.

Surely, after a new potion is created, doesn't it need someone to test it? Why could others test it, but Harry Potter couldn't?

This kind of legitimate reason almost made Darren laugh.

He could only pretend to be worried, conflicted, and hesitant on the surface, while actually laughing his head off inside.

He knew with his eyes closed that Snape would definitely get some strange-reacting potions for Harry to test.

Thinking of Harry's performance after taking them, he really wanted to see it.

Of course, as a little saint, he would definitely rack his brains thinking about how to help Harry.

Although he believed that he definitely wouldn't think of anything in the end.

But his efforts had to be shown.

Just as he was waiting for Harry to turn into something strange, the door rang.

It was Colin Creevey.

He said tremblingly: "Professor, I would like to take away Mr. Harry Potter and Mr. Darren Potter."

Darren suddenly realized that it must be the Ministry of Magic preparing to take their photos.

He felt disappointed inside.

Good heavens, it was estimated that he wouldn't see Harry's transformation.

As expected of the protagonist, every time something like this happened, someone would come to save him.

Of course, as a little saint, he put on an expression of great relief.

This made Snape furious.

He said in a fit of rage: "What business do you have calling them? Let them go after class; I still have to conduct a little experiment on Mr. Harry Potter!"

He thought he could continue, but Darren knew it was impossible.

Sure enough.

Colin said with difficulty: "It's Mr. Ludo Bagman from the Ministry of Magic who has come... He also asked Mr. Harry Potter and Mr. Darren Potter to go down to take photos."

Darren saw Snape's face twist with anger. After a moment, Snape finally calmed down. He looked at Darren, seemingly wanting to say something.

His lips were trembling slightly.

It didn't look like Colin Creevey was taking them to take photos; it looked like Colin Creevey was taking them to the execution ground.

Perhaps Snape also knew that this scene wasn't suitable for saying anything.

He could only search for possible points to deduct from Harry.

But he searched for a long time and really couldn't find any problems.

Finally, he looked angrily at Harry's face and said: "Harry Potter, are you rejoicing that you don't have to attend Potions class? Ten points from Gryffindor for your disrespect!"

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