The patrolling centaur didn't think anything of it when he saw Snape again, but his eyes almost popped out when he saw the little unicorn in his arms.
"Is it the same one?" asked the centaur.
"Yes, I cured it." Snape explained to the centaur: "Sorry, I have to say goodbye first. I have to return it to its parents and go back to bed. Today is the first day of school and I am very tired."
After sitting on the train for a whole day, if Snape had not had to attend a school dinner, he would definitely have gone back to the dormitory to rest. He felt like he was about to fall apart and didn't quite understand why those little wizards were so energetic.
He had forgotten that he was also very energetic when he just registered as a first-year student.
"Oh, okay, please let me lead the way!" The centaurs walked in front in shock. They had already accepted the fate of Crystal's death. A little unicorn born with poor development was the same as someone with a terminal illness in the human world.
But now a miracle happened.
Although Shuijing was reluctant to leave, she still ran over crying when she saw her parents.
The unicorn parents circled around the crystal twice, sniffing it constantly and confirming that this was the child they thought had returned to nature.
Finally they looked at Snape, knelt on the ground and bowed their heads.
"I give it back to you." Snape stood there, well-deserving of the bow.
"They're crying." Peacock leaned against Snape and looked at the unicorn parents who had already started crying.
Snape and Peacock retreated quietly. Neither of them wanted to go through the sentimentality of parting, so they decided to run away now.
But he failed to escape, and the centaur caught up with him and asked, "Can I ask how you did it?"
Snape showed the centaur the newspaper and prescription for a potion to cure unicorn dysplasia. "That's it."
Snape said as he stuffed a few more bottles of potion in his mouth: "This is a potion. You can study it. We can talk about it next time we meet. I am very tired."
It was almost ten o'clock, and Snape's biological clock made him feel like he had taken a drug.
The centaur could see that Snape was very tired, so he let Snape leave without asking any more questions.
When Snape returned, Regulus had already finished washing up. Seeing Snape come in, he wiped his hair and said to Snape, "Senior, your bag has been vibrating just now. Is it a two-way mirror?"
"Yes." Snape wondered why Riddle contacted him at this time: "I will reply to him after I wash up."
Peacock returned to the mirror space. After washing up, Snape felt a little more energetic, but only a little. He didn't want to drink those refreshing potions, which would disrupt his daily routine.
Regulus saw Snape open the two-way mirror, and the call was quickly connected. He heard:
"Going on a night out?"
Regulus inexplicably felt that he had heard this voice somewhere before, it sounded very familiar, but he couldn't remember where it came from for a moment.
Who is it?
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