Snape didn't think Regulus needed to worry. In some ways, living in that family and enduring the daily struggle between his parents' desire for control and Sirius's rebelliousness, Regulus was much stronger mentally than the sisters Lily and Petunia.
Regulus was writing furiously when Snape returned.
"Senior, can I ask you a few questions?" Regulus looked at Snape who had changed into his home clothes and knew that he would not go out, so he asked.
"What's the question?" Snape walked over with a chair. Snape would ignore most people. Those stupid questions would make Snape doubt whether they were really the same species?
But Regulus was smart enough not to ask those questions, and thanks to him, he could live in a double dormitory, so Snape agreed.
The question was quite difficult and was beyond the scope of first graders. After answering it, Snape was curious: "This level of difficulty is not for first graders."
"Well, I want to surpass Sirius as soon as possible and then give him a good beating. I can make up for the one year gap," Regulus said with a smile.
Snape was amused. "I'm looking forward to that day. If you have any questions, you can ask me."
"Then thank you very much, senior!" Regulus agreed happily.
After answering the question, Snape went back and pulled the curtain in the middle of the dormitory that separated him and Regulus to create a private space for the two of them.
While Regulus was studying and Snape was dealing with herbs, Peacock was designing a hairstyle. Lily's newly cut hair gave Peacock inspiration. Why didn't she do something with Snape's hair?
"The kiss of a peacock changes colors."
Suddenly hearing Peacock casting a spell, Snape looked up in surprise and saw Peacock holding a mirror. He looked in the mirror and saw that he suddenly had fiery red hair.
"No, no, no, it's not suitable." Peacock shook his head repeatedly.
"blond?"
"good?"
"Pink hair."
"It looks good, but it doesn't suit a dead face."
"White hair?"
"No, more like a corpse."
"It's not the color that's wrong, it's the hairstyle." Peacock said as he changed Snape's hairstyle to what it was like after the transformation, and then changed it back.
"It's the age that's wrong."
Peacock fiddled with it for a while, used magic to pinch a cute inward curl for Snape, then laughed to himself for a long time, and finally changed it to a Leslie curl that looked like it would take a long time to use hairspray and was extremely difficult to manage.
Snape maintained his deadpan expression throughout the entire process, letting Peacock toss him around as he pleased. He had become accustomed to Peacock's whims and was able to face them with composure.
Snape's hair is very soft, so it's not suitable for curly hair. But it doesn't matter, he has the almighty Peacock: "It's super perfect, it makes you look cute. Show it to Lily tomorrow!"
"good."
The next day, Sunday, Snape made an appointment with Lily to show her his new hairstyle. Lily screamed, "So cute! So handsome!"
Then she took Snape to many places to show off, and then on Monday McGonagall found that there were many more people with afro hair in the school, and they were all boys.
Because after Snape left, Boy 1: That hairstyle is super handsome.
Boy 2: I want one too.
Boy 3: We know how to cast heating spells, so we can do it ourselves. It doesn’t look difficult at first glance!
Boys 1 and 2: Good idea, bro!
It seems that this scenario has happened to many people.
Snape came to the class and stepped into the classroom. Seeing the embarrassed eyes looking at him and the dark circles under their eyes, he opened the timetable and stepped out to look at the classroom, and then he confirmed that these people with afro hair and dark circles under their eyes were his classmates.
"Are afros popular these days?"
Looking at Snape who had restored his original hairstyle, the classmate sneered.
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