After leaving Snape's office, Kyle did not go directly back to the dormitory to write a study plan... but found Harry in a daze in the grounds outside the castle.

His face was extremely pale, not sure if it was because of the water or the sweat. His hair was stuck tightly to his forehead, just enough to cover the scar.

"How do you feel?" Kyle walked over and asked.

“You’re here, Kyle.” Harry shivered a little, rubbed his scar unconsciously and said, “Same as last time, my head is about to split open.

"But thanks to you, I didn't break my arms and knees this time... There were a few times when I fell and found that the floor was soft. I think it was you who did it."

"Why can't it be that Professor Snape is afraid that you'd get hurt?" Kyle said.

"Snape is afraid that I'll get hurt?" Harry suddenly laughed, as if he had heard a particularly funny joke. "I'd rather believe that Ron can drink up all the water in the Black Lake."

"Ron has a good appetite." Kyle also laughed, "Where is he? Didn't he come back with you?"

"He wanted to come back with me, and Hermione... but no." Harry shook his head and said, "Those who haven't signed the detention list can only return to Hogwarts after the start of the school, so they have to stay in number twelve, Grimmauld Place.

"And this is just my business... I can't ruin their vacation too."

When he said this, Harry seemed a little lonely, especially when he thought about having to go to the dungeon to attend classes tomorrow, he became even more devastated.

Not only did his originally wonderful vacation get ruined, but he was also tortured by Snape. Harry didn't understand what he had done wrong to deserve such punishment.

Harry couldn't help but want to complain to Kyle, but when he turned around, he suddenly thought of something.

"Kyle, I remember Snape just said that you also know Occlumency, right?"

"Yes." Kyle nodded, "I do."

"Then how about you teach me." Harry said excitedly.

"What?"

"You come to teach me how to learn brain block." Harry repeated again, "Didn't Headmaster Dumbledore ask you to help Snape? Then it's the same for you to teach me.

Since you know this spell, you must know how to do it."

"That's true...but are you sure you want to learn from me?" Kyle's expression became a little strange.

However, Harry, who was in an excited state, did not notice this and nodded repeatedly: "Yes, is it okay?"

Kyle did not answer immediately, but looked Harry up and down for a while before saying seriously: "I suggest you learn from Professor Snape first.

"Don't get me wrong, it's not that I don't want to teach you, but my method is not suitable for everyone, and you may not be able to accept it."

"It doesn't matter." Harry said without hesitation: "As long as Snape doesn't teach me, I can accept any other way."

Seeing Harry's determined look, Kyle hesitated for a moment and then shook his head.

"Even though you said that, I am only an assistant after all. My words don't count unless Professor Dumbledore agrees."

"Then I'll go find him now." Harry said and ran towards the castle.

"Wait." Kyle hurriedly grabbed his arm, "Professor Dumbledore is not in school, it's useless for you to go."

Harry stood there in a daze, feeling extremely disappointed.

I finally found a way to get rid of Snape, but this is the result.

Since Dumbledore decided to let Kyle be the assistant, why couldn't he let him teach him directly?

Didn't Dumbledore know how much Snape hated him?

At this moment, Harry's resentment towards Dumbledore reached its peak.

Kyle didn't know how to comfort him, so he could only sit beside him until Harry gradually calmed down, then he changed the subject and said, "By the way, you saw Voldemort again when you were in the office just now, right?"

Harry raised his head and looked at Kyle again. For a moment, he even forgot about learning Occlumency, and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.

Because this was the first time he heard the name "Voldemort" from someone else.

Normally, whether it is Ron, Ginny, Mr. Weasley, Auror Tonks, or the professors at Hogwarts, they all insist on using the name "Your Secret Man".

Even Hermione, who was born in Muggle, was the same. It was as if no one except him and Dumbledore dared to call Voldemort by his name...

Kyle was the third.

He knew that there were still people who were not afraid to call Voldemort by his name...

Harry seemed to have found a confidant and immediately forgot the unpleasantness that had just occurred.

"Yes, I saw Voldemort," he said.

"What is he doing?" Kyle asked.

"I don't know." Harry shook his head. "It was too short. I was woken up by Snape almost as soon as I dreamed about Voldemort."

"You don't remember anything?"

"I only saw one passage." Harry thought for a moment and said, "It was a very dark place, with no windows and no light."

"That's all?"

"That's all," said Harry. "I was just about to take a closer look when Snape splashed water on me and woke me up. Do you know where that is?"

"There is too little information," Kyle said. "If we look for it according to your description, there are too many similarities... For example, the corridor outside the underground classroom closest to us has no windows, but Voldemort can't possibly come to Hogwarts."

"Yeah, that's impossible," said Harry, standing up. "I'm going to go over to Hagrid's. Do you want to come with me?"

"I'm not going." Kyle said, "I still have to go back and write a study plan."

"Study plan?" Harry looked at Kyle in disbelief. He thought Hermione was the only one who would make such a plan, but he didn't expect Kyle to do the same. Is this considered a good student's standard? "No way, this is Professor Snape's requirement." Kyle sighed, "At least three feet long, a study plan for Occlumency."

"How much? Three feet!" Harry was surprised at the length of the plan before noticing the last sentence.

He pointed at himself awkwardly and said, "Is it because of me that you want to write that plan?"

Kyle shrugged noncommittally.

"It's okay, you don't have to write it." Harry said quickly, "In fact, I know exactly what to do, but I just can't do it.

How can I put aside all my emotions? Whenever I see Snape, I can't help wanting to punch him."

"Fortunately you held back." Kyle said with a smile, "But this is what Professor Snape asked me to do. I have to write it whether you read it or not."

"Snape again..." Harry muttered softly, "That's why I said that no one can control their emotions when they see him."

After that, the two of them separated at the edge of the Black Lake.

Harry went to Hagrid's hut near the Forbidden Forest, while Kyle returned to the castle, ready to go to the library to complete the task assigned by Snape.

…

The next day, at the same time, Kyle arrived at the underground classroom on time.

Harry performed a little better than yesterday. By the end, he could barely stand there instead of lying on the ground.

But that's all.

According to Snape, even if a troll came, it would progress faster than Harry.

This comment made Harry furious, and he slammed the door and left the office in anger.

"It really is similar... Such an arrogant and rude character." Snape sneered.

"Professor... maybe it would be better to change the teaching time to once every three days." Kyle looked at Snape and said, "Frequent Legilimency attacks are a great burden on Harry's body."

"I know my limits. You don't need to remind me." Snape said impatiently, "Also, your study plan is totally useless. Write another one today. It's still three feet."

"Write more?" Kyle couldn't help but raise his voice. "But I've already written the plan in great detail, and you didn't even show it to Harry, so how do you know it won't work?"

“Rewrite it. I hope to see something different.”

A few minutes later, Kyle also slammed the door and left the office.

Harry was right. Anyone who spent a few minutes with Snape would want to punch him in the face.

He stayed up late yesterday to finish writing this plan, and he didn't expect that he would have to write it again today.

If you have a request, please tell me earlier. What did you do yesterday... Kyle suspected that Snape was deliberately making fun of him, but he had no evidence.

With no other choice, Kyle could only go to the library again and borrow the book he had returned yesterday under Kanna's puzzled gaze.

Kyle sighed. He had to write. It was his own fault that he took on the job of teaching assistant.

…

However, what Kyle didn't expect was that this was just the beginning.

The next day...and the third day were still the same.

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It can be said that Harry wrote plans for several days during the few days he attended classes, and all the things he originally wanted to do were delayed.

"Don't tell me this isn't okay!"

Finally, when Snape asked him to rewrite it again, Kyle just gave up. He looked at Snape's mocking eyes, narrowed his eyes and said, "If you dare to ask me to rewrite it again, I will publish the name of "Half-Blood Prince" in the Daily Prophet!"

Snape was stunned for a moment, and the gloating on his face had not yet completely disappeared when it instantly turned into rage.

"You are threatening me!"

"Aren't you kidding me too?" Kyle said nonchalantly, "And I'm not only going to put that name in the newspaper, I'm going to put it on the front page.

"It just so happens that there has been no major events in the wizarding world recently. A certain famous professor of potions gave himself such a majestic name when he was a student. I believe this topic will interest many people."

"You...have...no evidence..." Snape said through gritted teeth.

"Do you think Rita Skeeter needs that?" Kyle said.

He noticed that Snape's hands had clenched in his cloak pocket, probably around his wand.

But Kyle wasn't worried at all.

This is Hogwarts. No matter how angry Snape is, he can't attack him here.

Sure enough, Snape soon took out his hand, breathing heavily, and pointed in the direction of the door.

"Get out!"

"I will, but not now." Kyle said, "Professor, I think you must have noticed that after three consecutive days of intensive teaching, Harry is now a little unsteady on his feet."

Snape said nothing, but of course he noticed.

His original idea was to use this high-intensity teaching method to squeeze Harry so that he would have no time and no mood to think about other things, which was also a disguised way of letting go of all emotions.

Obviously he failed.

The main reason was that he didn't expect Harry's talent for Occlumency to be so poor. He had been studying for several days in a row, but he was still standing still and hadn't made any progress at all.

Snape's face was uncertain, and he seemed to be hesitating whether to continue.

Kyle did not urge him, but sat down on a chair beside him and said, "Professor, through my observation over the past few days, I found that Harry seemed to be resisting learning Occlumency."

"Impossible," said Snape. "Occlumency can help him resist the Dark Lord's prying into his thoughts. Why would he resist?"

"I don't know..." Kyle said, "Maybe it's because of Sirius."

"Black?" Snape frowned thoughtfully.

"Just a guess," Kyle whispered.

With the information he got in his dream, Harry let Dumbledore know in advance that someone in the Order of the Phoenix was in danger, and rescued Sirius in time.

This was probably why Harry resisted learning Occlumency.

If he didn't know Occlumency, he would still be able to see Voldemort's thoughts, and perhaps one day, he could save Sirius again.

Harry's idea was not wrong, but he overlooked the most important point, that is, if Voldemort could see his thoughts, then Sirius would not be the only one in danger.

Moreover, Voldemort could easily create some false impressions and let Harry see them deliberately. In this way, the actions of the entire Order of the Phoenix would be led astray, and they might even fall directly into the trap set by Voldemort in advance, with disastrous consequences.

Of course, Harry also knew this, and could only say that he cared too much about Sirius.

Perhaps even Harry himself didn't realize that he was subconsciously resisting the brain-blocking technique.

But the most important thing in learning this technique is to be confident and believe that you can do it, which is the same as learning the Patronus Charm.

It is precisely because of Harry's almost instinctive resistance that his learning progress is so slow.

If he didn't solve this problem, he would never even be able to learn Occlumency.

At Kyle's reminder, Snape also thought of this.

"An emotional idiot." He cursed in a low voice, "And that Blake, he's just a drag..."

"Professor!" Kyle thought for a moment and suddenly asked, "It should be okay if Harry suffers a little."

"What do you mean?" Snape asked coldly.

"Nothing, I just want to change the teaching method for Harry. It's also the method I used when I was learning Occlumency." Kyle said, "I didn't think it was necessary at first, but now it seems like it's a good idea to give it a try."

"How?" Snape asked.

In fact, he was also very curious about how Kyle had learned the brain-blocking technique before the third grade, and used it so skillfully.

"First, I need to borrow something." Kyle said, "Oh, and I need Professor Dumbledore's signature. After all, what I want is quite dangerous. Without the headmaster's permission, he is unlikely to lend it to me."

"I've said it before, the headmaster is not here," Snape said, "and he's gone very far away, and he won't be back until school starts."

"That doesn't matter..." Kyle took out parchment and a quill, hurriedly wrote a short letter, and pushed it to Snape.

"What do you mean?" Snape asked coldly.

"Sign it. If Professor Dumbledore is not here, the dean can do it." Kyle explained, "I just need someone with enough weight to prove that I have something serious to borrow it for."

Snape picked up the letter and glanced at it.

Looking at the contents of the letter, the corner of his eye twitched unconsciously.

"Is that how you learned Occlumency?"

"Ah, yes," said Kyle. "It's painful, but it works, and more importantly, it's safer than Legilimency."

"Are you sure this will teach him Occlumency?"

"I'm not sure, but I'll give it a try." Kyle spread his hands. "Of course, if you have a better idea, you can just pretend I didn't say anything."

Snape hesitated for just a moment before picking up the quill and signing his name next to the word "Agree" at the end of the parchment.

...Head of Slytherin, Severus Snape...

"That's all." Kyle picked up the parchment and read it, then said dimly, "Professor, give Harry a day off tomorrow. I'm afraid he won't have much time to rest in the next week."

"I don't think it's necessary. Half a day is enough for him to rest." Snape laughed sinisterly, looking like a villain who did all kinds of evil.

…

(End of this chapter)