Chapter 109 Snape's Favor

In the Potions classroom, Snape kept praising Harry's operation from time to time, saying how thoroughly he crushed the fangs of his snake and how accurately he weighed the dry nettles.

But Harry was confused. He just followed the content on the blackboard and there was nothing outstanding. In terms of technique, Ryan's technique was obviously cleaner and neater.

Even Ron, who was in the same team with Harry, almost took the pot off the fire and put the porcupine quills into it, but this did not cause Snape's criticism.

You know, this is a big mistake. This operation will turn the potion into a corrosive liquid.

The sign of this reaction is that a puff of acidic green smoke will suddenly emerge in the classroom, and then there will be a loud hissing sound, and finally even the pot will be corroded and become a crooked thing.

If it gets worse, and the potion splashes onto the stone floor, then the shoes of almost all the students present will be burned with holes, and Harry and Ron will be the first to be affected, soaked in the potion, which will cause red and swollen scabies all over their arms and legs, and they will have to spend the whole afternoon in the infirmary.

Ryan couldn't help but sigh that this potion class was boring and everything was going normally.

The scene he was thinking about just now would never happen. Except for Ron who made mistakes because Snape was always beside him, the other little eagles were very pragmatic and didn't do anything fancy.

Even Neville, because Snape's energy was always on Harry, and he was a little more confident than himself in the original world line, he didn't make any mistakes.

The Hufflepuffs are all very self-aware. Although most of them didn't put in the materials on time, they would not make some basic mistakes.

In addition, as soon as they entered school, they were led by the seniors around them to join the necessary cooking activities every night, which made Dudley, who was a real poor student in the original world line, not make any big mistakes.

Snape is indeed a potion master. He repeatedly emphasized with sarcastic words who might make mistakes and where risks might arise. In the original work, Neville made mistakes, which was actually more related to Snape's deliberate intimidation of him.

So, it's no wonder that Gryffindor is so hated by Snape. Most of the Hufflepuffs are stupid, but hardworking and honest; Ravenclaw is arrogant, but most of them are smart; Slytherin is their own students, and they won't make any trouble in their own class; only Gryffindor is brave and fearless of power. Some are more like Erha. They are clearly told not to do this. There are risks, but they are very adventurous. They are more reckless than brave. They always make trouble in potions class and then lose points.

In a word, it is: you don't listen when I say it, you don't understand when you listen, you don't do it when you understand it, you do it wrong when you do it, you don't admit it when you are wrong, you don't change when you admit it, you don't accept it when you change it, and you don't say it when you are not satisfied!

"Ryan, you shouldn't do this. The book says that you need to stir it counterclockwise three times before steaming the slug with tentacles." Hermione was processing the materials and suddenly found that Ryan's operation was different.

"Hermione, the stirring action is just to make the little wizard concentrate, subconsciously gather magic power, and mix it into the potion."

"The reason why we use the pewter crucible made of tin alloy is also because of this reason. The little wizard has difficulty concentrating, so in the first grade we learn to slowly brew simple potions.

"Among the three common materials of the crucible, it is the least efficient in brewing potions, and is more suitable for slow brewing of potions. It is an ideal crucible for beginners." Ryan explained. With Ryan's operation, the potion for treating boils was quickly completed and turned into the perfect purple color described in the book.

"How could it be?" The honest child Hermione looked unbelievable. Books can also lie? No, it should be inaccurate.

"Hermione, the book is also written by a wizard, and the wizard who wrote the book is not a perfect person, he will make mistakes. " Ryan said.

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Just like that, the potion class ended with Snape's constant praise of Harry, and Ryan was still a little confused until the end of the get out of class. Why, didn't Harry just answer the question?

Even Snape didn't know the answer, which was the result of a series of events.

The get out of class was over, but he was still sitting in the classroom, even though the Slytherin Dean's office was not far away.

He hated this boy at first sight, exactly like his father, except for his eyes.

But later, he was not sorted into Gryffindor, but into Ravenclaw, which represented wisdom, and he hardly went out on weekdays, which made Snape's own malice towards him slightly reduced.

Later, because of the memories in Penny's head and Dudley's sorting, he felt that Harry Potter had a painful childhood like him, and even more miserable.

That's why he stopped reading the list with just a glance.

Harry's familiarity with potions made him feel that he was the continuation of Lily, and he couldn't help thinking of Dumbledore's words: "Do you think the dead we loved will really leave us? Do you think we won't remember them more clearly than before when we are in big trouble? Lily lives in Harry, protecting him in the form of a spell. "

"Harry Potter? No, Harry Evans, no, Harry Snape." Severus Snape muttered to himself.

Filch is really a nuisance, and so is Mrs. Norris.

Lane originally loved cats, but there is no doubt that Mrs. Norris was the exception. In terms of appearance, it is skinny, dark gray, and has bulging eyes like bulbs like his master Filch.

In terms of behavior, it is the same as its owner. If you accidentally break the rules in front of it, even if one toe is out of line, it will quickly run to find Filch.

No matter where you are, Filch will come running through the secret passage in the campus in just two minutes, panting and panting.

Ryan will be fine, but the trouble is that the first-year freshmen of Ravenclaw almost always walk together. With so many students, as long as one of them can't help but cross the line, Mrs. Norris will quickly find Filch, and then be blocked and drag for a long time.

Filch often talks about locking them in the dungeon, and his mouth is very dirty.

Recently, his catchphrase has also changed from the hateful twins, Gryffindor, to the hateful Ravenclaw freshmen.

Ryan suspects that this is also the reason why Harry and Ron have not gone out.

After all, unlike the original world line, because the freshmen are always together, they are often picked on by Filch.

Now, Harry and Ron were blocked by Filch again, with Ryan rolling his eyes.