Chapter 46: Second Confrontation with Snape
"Correspondingly, because Harry Potter's recklessness put his classmates in danger, Gryffindor loses twenty points."
The cheers from Gryffindor stopped immediately.
Slytherin shouted louder, and the girls looked proud.
Harry stood in place, embarrassed and guilty, at a loss. He knew it was him who triggered this chaos and caused trouble for everyone.
"Harry, don't be so frustrated. This time it was just an accident. Believe me, there is no Whomping Willow on the Quidditch field. You will become an excellent Seeker because you have excellent genes." Chu Yang gently hugged Harry's shoulder and comforted him in his ear.
"Chu Yang is right!" Ron also encouraged from the side, "You are the student who learned the fastest and flew the best except for Chu Yang. Others can't compare to you!"
Harry scratched his head and smiled awkwardly. Ron was clearly comforting him, but why was it so awkward to listen? "Ron, your words don't sound like comforting people at all!" Hermione frowned and said with disgust, "Next time you comfort others, please stand in their shoes!"
Ron looked blank.
"Please allow me to interrupt your conversation." Professor McGonagall walked over, "I need Mr. Potter to leave with me for a while."
"Of course! Professor McGonagall." Harry answered nervously, then followed Professor McGonagall out of the Great Hall.
"He hasn't eaten yet..." Ron muttered, then covered his stomach, "I'm also hungry!"
After wolfing down dinner, Chu Yang wanted to go to the Forbidden Forest to see the mutated Whomping Willow after dark, but was blocked at the door by Professor McGonagall who hurried over.
"I remember the school has a rule that students cannot leave the school at will after dark." Professor McGonagall's cold voice echoed in Chu Yang's ears, "Am I right? Mr. Chu Yang."
Chu Yang smiled awkwardly, "Yes, Professor."
"Headmaster Dumbledore is right, your head is full of ghost ideas, I have to watch you anytime, anywhere." Professor McGonagall seemed to think of the busyness in the future, rubbed her eyebrows with exhaustion and said, "Now, immediately, return to your dormitory!"
"Good night, Professor McGonagall." Chu Yang tried to use an innocent smile to save his image, but Professor McGonagall was unmoved, staring at him indifferently. The helpless Chu Yang could only bypass Professor McGonagall and walk toward the dark and damp dungeon.
In just two days, the surprises Chu Yang gave Dumbledore were a bit excessive, and the old man had to be strictly guarded against him.
Returning to the Slytherin common room, Chu Yang found it exceptionally quiet.
Looking closely, he found Snape sitting on the sofa.
"Professor Snape, good evening." Chu Yang greeted Snape friendly, a little surprised in his heart. Snape rarely came to the common room.
"Headmaster Dumbledore asked me to arrange a double room for you. I didn't see that you have quite a face, Mr. Chu Yang." Snape stood up, his words as sharp as ever.
"Headmaster Dumbledore doing this should be to ensure that the Slytherin freshmen won't fill the infirmary." Chu Yang countered without showing weakness, "If only I were the only boy attending class in a semester, it would damage the reputation of the house."
Snape's face was blue, and Chu Yang's sharp tongue always exceeded his expectations. The purpose of making people angry had been achieved, and Chu Yang did not forget to give Snape a sweet date, "Professor, I won 20 points for Slytherin today, which has made up for the points deducted before."
"Do I need to say congratulations?" Snape snorted coldly, his face eased a lot, and he turned and walked quickly toward the spiral staircase, "Follow me, I'll take you to the new dormitory, but I want to warn you in advance, don't have any more conflicts with your roommates!"
Chu Yang followed Snape closely, smiling politely, "I promise, as long as he doesn't provoke me, I definitely won't make a move."
Snape took it as if he hadn't heard his promise, which was no different from not saying it.
Slytherin's double rooms are generally only qualified for seniors to use, and the location is relatively close to the prefect's room.
Similar to the prefect's single room treatment, the double room's washroom is also independent and does not need to be shared with others.
The double room is very spacious, equivalent to two people using the space of six people.
Two large beds are on the left and right, each occupying a position by the window.
Chu Yang smiled with satisfaction. Although sharing a room with others made him a bit awkward, fortunately, the space was large enough to basically ignore the other party's existence.
"From now on, this is your new room. I hope you can live in it honestly. I don't want to change rooms for you a second time this semester." Snape narrowed his eyes and asked, "I hope you understand what I mean, Mr. Chu Yang."
"I have received enough warnings today, Professor Snape." Chu Yang also lost his good attitude and replied coldly, "Good night to you!"
Snape snorted coldly and turned to leave. He originally wanted to ask in detail about the accident in the flying class today, but Chu Yang's attitude made him dispel the idea.
Snape still admired Chu Yang in his heart. One is because of the super learning ability Chu Yang showed, and the other is because Chu Yang has bravery and calmness far beyond his peers.
Having taught for so many years, Snape had never seen an 11-year-old child who could engage in verbal confrontation with a professor like Chu Yang without being at a disadvantage.
But it's strange to say, even if he admired Chu Yang so much, Snape would still be easily angered by him. In addition to his sharp words, Snape also felt a kind of arrogance from Chu Yang's attitude that surpassed wizards.
As if he himself was much nobler than the existence of a wizard! Snape was very puzzled and hated it.
Snape didn't know that part of Chu Yang's superiority came from his own golden finger.
The other part came from his understanding of the future of the non-magical world.
Don't look at wizards being high and mighty now, their glory will eventually become old news. Modern science is developing at a speed that wizards cannot understand.
However, the development of the magical world has been stagnant for many years, coupled with the outdated thinking of most wizards, everything reveals a rotten taste.
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