Regulus' voice was the same as always: "Good night, senior."

"...Good night. Are you tired after school starts today?" Snape asked with concern. Normally, Regulus would never sleep at this time.

"Yes, I'm a little tired today." Regulus threw himself onto the bed, feeling that his soul was shattered on the bed with the fall.

The next day, when Regulus woke up, Snape had already gone to have breakfast. He got up, rubbing his messy hair, and went to wash up. When he passed by him, he found a bottle of refreshing potion on the table next to him.

Snape put it down for him because he noticed that he was not in a good state yesterday.

Regulus held the stimulant with mixed feelings.

Snape was completely unaware of the entanglement over there, and life in the sixth grade was very ordinary to him.

Because of some of Riddle's policies, the academy is now much calmer. Peacock is quite satisfied with this change. She thinks that school is a place for learning, so why should adults' affairs be involved?

Snape was still as busy as ever. He was busy brewing potions for Peacock, studying, researching soul potions, occasionally researching new potions, and going to the mirror space to study wolfsbane potions to pass the time.

Dumbledore was also puzzled by Riddle's abnormality. Just like there were Death Eater spies everywhere on their side or in the Ministry of Magic, the Death Eaters also had their own spies.

The spy did not bring any useful information. He suspected that Riddle already knew that the person was a spy, so he just used the spy to do the work, but no useful information came out.

But the spy said that Riddle was in a much better mood. A spy from the Ministry of Magic was almost discovered once, but was spared.

Now, the spy has completely defected because of the high salary from the Death Eaters and Riddle's increasingly gentle methods.

Although Riddle didn't really want it, he felt that the spies sent by the Ministry of Magic were all idiots. Those Death Eaters were stupid enough, and the Ministry of Magic was even more stupid in a unique way.

He doesn't want this kind of subordinate at all!

Everything was normal until Lily pulled her friends and Snape to complain about those stupid boys.

Snape, who is also a boy: ...

I somehow got into the girls' best friend group.

Now that we have talked about the stupid ways boys use to pursue girls in real life, we naturally have to talk about the perfect men in romance stories.

"I really don't understand why those boys are so stupid. If they really don't know how to pursue someone, don't they know how to study?" The girls were very annoyed.

Snape listened to their stories and found that he seemed to have met a similar person in real life and had used similar methods on him.

Snape: ...

Peacock:……

"Ah!!!!!!!!!!!!" Peacock, who was also listening to them talking, pulled out two strands of Snape's hair in surprise.