Snape in the video is relaxed and natural. He uses his magic with ease, fully utilizing his talent. His diligence also adds luster to his magic.
"That's great." Someone sighed like that.
Sirius/Lupin: I know you're admiring Snape's confidence and pride, but we're still clinging to the wall, and it's rude of you to say that.
They watched Snape go to the kitchen at Peacock's request, then thought of what Snape had said about Peacock being a house-elf, and looked forward to the interesting things that might happen next.
But they didn't expect that before they could see anything interesting, they suffered first.
The double screams of the house-elf and the peacock sounded as if they were competing to see whose voice was louder. However, they didn't know what kind of magic was in this space, but when they couldn't hear clearly, it felt like the sound was transmitted directly to their minds. They even secretly praised how clear the sound was.
But now, the sound exploded perfectly in their heads with such good transmission. Covering their ears was useless. It felt like the sound waves turned into entities and attacked their brains, like mandrake growing in their brains.
After the screaming ended, almost everyone's hair stood on end, and everyone looked devastated.
Everyone: Kneel down gently.
When they came back to their senses, Snape had already left the kitchen and was called to Professor McGonagall's office on the way.
Because there were many kind-hearted students among the students watching the excitement on the road, they told Professor McGonagall and asked her to deal with it. As a result, Professor McGonagall removed the glue spell and let James and the other four get down, but the words on their faces could not be removed, so she asked the students to call Snape.
McGonagall punished each of them and asked Snape if he could remove the words from their faces.
[Seeing Snape in silence, Professor McGonagall sighed: "Mr. Snape, you can write those words somewhere else, but not on his face." Writing on the face is too insulting.
Peacock was still angry. She felt that they had brought this upon themselves. They had started the fight, and from then on it would be up to each of them to decide on their own abilities. If they lost, why should the teacher oppress Snape? But when she saw Snape, she didn't want to cause a conflict between Snape and the teacher because of her, so she said unwillingly, "If you're not angry anymore, just leave. The professor has already said so."
Snape then reached out and wiped the words off their faces, and rejected Professor McGonagall's suggestion: "As for printing it elsewhere, there is no need. My original intention was to humiliate them, and it would be ineffective elsewhere."
Before leaving, Snape gave them a provocative smile.
"Look! Look! That guy is annoying too!" Sirius jumped up and pointed at the screen, saying to the people who had looked at him with contempt before.
"You deserved it, Sirius," said McGonagall.
The Weasley twins nodded and agreed, "Serves you right." Then Molly slapped each of them on the back of the head and said:
"You two are the same!"
The mischievous Weasley twins covered the back of their heads and stopped talking.
Looking at Lily, who was squatting at Professor McGonagall's door, she rushed over to Snape with concern when he came out, and turned Snape around to see that he was safe and sound before she was relieved. She frowned and said in an annoyed tone, "Did those little bastards complain to Professor McGonagall?"
Harry suddenly realized, "Mom! Mom hates Dad! What about me!!!"
Hermione and Ginny sighed, you finally reacted.
Lupin comforted Harry: "It's okay. Lily also hated James when she first started here. Maybe things will turn around later."
Harry: ...
Didn't feel comforted.
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