Peacock then noticed that she was in the dormitory, but saw the sunlight on the ceiling, the fresh smell of the dormitory, the vibrant green plants, and three empty beds.
"You really brought the sunshine!" Peacock was a little surprised.
"It's not difficult." Magic is not difficult, but getting his roommates to accept the renovation of the dormitory is difficult. But it doesn't matter now, he lives in a single room.
"Thank you, Sev, but where are they?" Peacock wondered.
Snape told Peacock about recent events, including the business deal he had with Lucius. In order to win him over, Lucius moved his roommate to another dormitory.
"Oh, you weren't bullied, were you?" Peacock looked at Snape with concern when he heard someone picking on him.
Snape said with disdain: "Only them? I guess we'll have to wait until Muggles can make potions, magic can conjure food, and toads can teach at the podium."
Knowing that Snape wasn't being bullied, Peacock didn't care. She flew up to observe the potion that could purify the air: "Can this be a different flavor?"
"Yes, but I can only make some simple plant scents. For more complex ones, I need to modify the formula. You are asking the same question as Malfoy." The main function of this potion is to remove odors. More complex scents should be the work of a perfumer, not a potion master.
"But you can make an odorless potion that sticks to the perfume so it won't be removed by the cleansing potion. Malfoy prefers this method so he can sell three things at once.
Cleansing potions, attachment potions, and cleaning potions for removing attachment potions." Snape explained to Peacock. He was not good at business, and he was still shocked when he heard Malfoy's idea.
Making money may be easy for Malfoy, how can a person be so shrewd.
Peacock was also shocked. How could a person be so smart?
"You agree?" Peacock asked Snape.
Snape nodded.
Peacock patted Snape's shoulder: "You are smart too!" Even if you don't know how to make money, you are still a smart person if you follow those who can make money.
"Would you like to go out for a walk together?" Snape remembered that Peacock had not visited the academy yet, so he invited him.
"Of course!" Peacock flew beside Snape and went out with her. Starting from the dormitory, they slowly walked up, and then walked down again when they reached the end. The moving portraits and stairs, and Peeves who came out to make trouble brought Peacock a different magical experience.
"Don't wonderland have these things?" Snape was curious when he saw Peacock was so interested.
"No, our stairs are mostly decorations because we usually fly, but we have an elevator where we live." Fairies can fly, but elevators are also part of the room decoration and are used quite frequently. For example, her house has a fifth floor, and when she is too lazy to fly, she takes the elevator up.
Hogwarts has no elevators, only staircases that are constantly changing and have sections disappear from time to time, making it a real obstacle for students trying to get to the classroom on time.
I heard that there was a senior who was not good at finding his way. Even in the sixth grade, he would still get lost because of the constantly changing stairs.
"I actually prefer elevators." Snape preferred elevators, which were more practical.
"Don't you think this kind of staircase is very magical?" Peacock likes this kind of staircase.
"You wouldn't enjoy the experience of having to climb three flights of stairs six times, your arthritis almost breaking out, to find your classroom, even though the staircase has been there for years and there's still no portable access."
So backward.
Aren’t schools renovated after graduation? Why doesn’t Hogwarts renovate itself? If you can have a variety of staircases, you should also have a safe and convenient elevator.
Magic can't be used in the corridor yet, it's so troublesome.
"Is that Snape?" Lupin stopped and turned to look at Snape who was walking down the stairs they had just passed.
After hearing what Lupin said, James and Sirius went back to look. For a moment they didn't dare to recognize Snape. It was really because Snape looked a little sunny today, very different from the gloomy look they knew before.
A white shirt, a dark blue tie, a dark blue jacket, black overalls and low-top Martin boots. A cute cream-colored plush doll is pinned to the collar.
Snape's hair was a little long, so Peacock managed to tie it into a small bun at the back with a hair tie decorated with round flowers, but some hair was left in front of his ears, just revealing the little rabbit ear clip on his ear.
Peacock was particularly satisfied with this outfit. It looked sunny and easy to get along with, which was exactly the difference from the outfit he wore at the beginning of the school year. As a result, he didn't wear it until a week later.
"So a lot of people got lost a few days ago? You should have woken me up! It's funny to think about the scene that day." Peacock complained.
"I thought you needed a longer period of time to ease your psychological trauma." Snape was interrupted by Sirius before he could finish his words.
"Hey, isn't this Snotlout? It seems no one wants to play with you." Sirius walked forward and blocked the stairs.
Snape: "...better than clumping garbage."
Peacock looked at them with a puzzled expression: "Is it illegal to walk alone? And is this even discriminated against?"
Snape hesitated for a moment and said, "There's a lot of inbreeding in their family."
Peacock took a while to realize that Snape was referring to what she said on the first night of school: that marriage between close relatives would easily produce fools.
She smiled complacently: "I never make mistakes when I speak."
"There are many obstacles." James was not in a good mood either. When he heard Snape mocking him as trash, he was about to throw a spell at Snape.
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