Peacock hid in the mirror space and seemed not to want to come out. Snape looked at his roommate and felt that Peacock's behavior was completely understandable.
This is still considered good. The gas in some boys’ shoes can even ignite after playing ball!
There were only three people in their dormitory, all of them half-blood wizards. Snape had no desire to talk, so he simply used magic to pack their luggage, hung their clothes in the closet, put their books in the bookcase, and finally made their beds. After asking them if they would be using the bathroom right away, he took their pajamas and went to take a shower.
The other two also knew a little magic, but they couldn't do it like Snape, who could just casually wave his wand and put everything back in place and tidy it up, as if he had a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
I just watched Snape packing up and going to take a shower, and secretly chirped Snape behind his back, saying that he was an arrogant guy.
After washing up, Snape used a small wind magic to purify the air, but he felt that this was not a good way. As long as the source was not eliminated, the smell would always exist. He couldn't purify his roommate.
We still have to think of a way. We can't really let the peacock sleep in the bird's nest in the forbidden forest!
Peacock hid in the mirror space, hugging the phantom of her companion and crying. She felt that she must be the most pitiful fairy in the world: "I hate dormitories, especially boys' dormitories."
Snape read for a while and then went to sleep. When he woke up the next day, he saw that Peacock still had no intention of coming out, so Snape got up alone to have breakfast.
There were not as many little wizards who got up early in the restaurant today as Snape had thought. Apart from those who had classes in the morning, they seemed to be divided into two types: one was too excited to sleep, so they got up early, and the other was also too excited to sleep, so they could not get up in the morning.
There was no class in the first period, so they had plenty of time for breakfast. When Snape went over, Lily was already at the dining table.
"Hey, Sev, did you have a good rest?" Lily asked with concern.
"Not bad, how about you." Severus took his breakfast and sat next to Lily.
Lily thought about last night and replied, "It wasn't bad, but is it really okay? You didn't look like you slept well."
Snape covered his lips and yawned. "I dreamed last night that I was brewing a potion. After failing several times, I finally brewed a perfect potion."
What you think about during the day you dream about at night. He thought about magic that could remove odors, and he kept trying it in his dreams. Now he thinks it is quite feasible.
Lily: "...That sounds very tiring. Do you need to rest?"
"Oh, no, I'm going to go look around Hogwarts later." He needed an empty classroom to brew the potion.
Lily's eyes lit up: "That's great, I thought so too, let's go together!"
Then the matter was decided.
While walking around Hogwarts together, Lily told Snape about the feud between Gryffindor and Slytherin, from that mysterious adult to the Death Eaters, and how Gryffindor opposed those ideas...
It was obvious that the whispers in the girls' dormitory had been going on for a long time.
"Didn't you talk about anything?" Lily asked in surprise.
"No, they were all very silent," said Snape.
Later, when Lily saw Snape's roommates eating and attending classes together, she suddenly realized, Sev, you are being isolated!
But Snape was still unaware of himself at the time. He thought it was because others could see that he didn't like talking to fools.
But Lily hadn't noticed it at this time. She thought that the three silent people were really separated together.
Hogwarts is really big, and the randomly changing stairs make it difficult for them to travel around the campus, not to mention the portraits that give them confusing directions.
After discovering again that the portrait had deliberately told them the wrong route, Lily and Snape both wanted to go back and slap the portrait, but they gave up because they wanted to leave a good impression on each other.
But Snape still found an empty classroom that was very suitable for brewing potions. Because Hogwarts had few students and a lot of space, there were actually many empty classrooms, but there were always groups of people gathering there to chat.
Most of them were Slytherin students, and as expected, they didn't really like the dormitory at the bottom of the lake.
There were only two classes this morning. Seeing that it was almost time, Snape went back to the dormitory to get the things he needed for the Herbology class and then went to class.
The first-year classes were very easy, at least for Snape. Because of his excellent performance in class, he added a lot of points to Slytherin and became a thorn in the eyes of some people.
For example, James and Sirius from Gryffindor, and some people in Slytherin who couldn't stand Snape's arrogance.
Snape's excellence naturally caught Lucius's attention, but he didn't care much about it. The first-year courses were not enough for him to think about winning him over. However, he didn't mind appearing like a god and giving him protection when they met by chance, and then he could easily gain his loyalty.
For example, now.
Snape watched Lucius walking towards him with his head tilted back as if he was imagining something disgusting.
"What are you doing?" Lucius came over and made the small group surrounding Snape a little scared.
"We just wanted to see what he had cooked," Ma Xibo explained with a flattering smile.
Lucius was also a little curious. He said casually, "I asked Severus to help me make something. Are you curious?"
Ma Xibo's head was shaking so hard that it seemed like it was about to fall off.
"I'm going to talk to Severus now. Could you please talk to me later?" Although he said it politely, Lucius' attitude was almost like saying "get out".
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