Chapter 249

For Harry, Snape's Potions class was a very difficult class, and even more difficult than Snape's Potions class was two consecutive Potions lessons.

But what made Harry a little strange was that since he was in his second year, Snape's attitude towards him didn't seem to be as bad as he used to be - of course, Snape still wouldn't give Harry a good look. However, compared to Snape in the first year, Snape is simply approachable to Harry, at least he will not have trouble Harry now, but in Potions class, Snape will still sneer at Harry's slightest mistake, and then naturally deduct Gryffindor's score.

Today's Potions class was going to be very difficult for Harry, as the antidote had to be prepared according to Snape's request. According to the usual script, Snape would appear silently behind Harry after he had made a doomed mistake, and after a few sneers, he would deduct Gryffindor's score, and the Slytherins would laugh, and the classroom would be filled with a happy air.

But today was a little different, less than half an hour after the start of class, a junior Gryffindor boldly broke into the Potions classroom, and brought with him the news that Harry was heartbroken and Snape was furious: the warriors, Harry and Solim, were leaving the place and reporting upstairs.

The two warriors in the classroom reacted differently to the news, Solim wanted to go to class, but Harry was eager to leave.

"Can't you wait for class to end?" asked Solim as he processed the materials in his hand, without looking up.

"Uh...... They told the Warriors to take their things and go upstairs as soon as possible...... "Colin Creevey had come out of the excitement of meeting Harry at the beginning, and he finally remembered where it was - Snape was also his Potions professor, and how scary Snape was, the skinny Creevey knew how terrible it was.

"I still have more than half an hour...... I'll go over when I'm done with the antidote. "Solim is already adding materials to the cauldron.

"Uh...... But they said...... "Creevey is stumbling, he's been asked to take the Hogwarts warriors upstairs to meet, Cedric has informed him before he comes, Harry seems to be fine, but does this Slytherin guy like Potions class? He doesn't want to go?"

"No matter what they say. They didn't choose the right time at this point. There was plenty of time before dinner and plenty of time after dinner, and they didn't choose their own time slots, which I can't blame. Solim washed off the small amount of powder from his hands with clean water and looked back at Creevey.

"You can take Mr. Potter over first and tell them I'll be half an hour late, and that's it. With that, Solim proceeded to work on the materials on his workbench.

The students in the classroom were a little dumbfounded, whether it was the professor or the referee from the Ministry of Magic, they asked the warriors to assemble, then there must be something, and Solim dared to leave those people aside because of the potion matter.

Snape glanced at Solim with an expected look. Snape felt Solim resemble himself—at least when it came to potions.

"Mr. Potter. Snape turned his gaze back to Harry, who was packing his things, "You'd better stay and finish your antidote." If you're leaving now, you don't have to pack your things, I ask you to come back here as soon as you're done and continue to complete your antidote – alone. "

Hearing Snape's words, Harry stopped as he was packing his things. Harry wanted to leave because he didn't want to suffer in Potions class, and if he had to come back later to finish the antidote, Harry would rather stay now, because at least Hermione could help him now, but if he left later, he would have to come back and face Snape alone.

Thinking so, Harry took his things back out.

"Good. Seeing Harry's movements, Snape looked at Creevey, who was at a loss, "Mr. Creevey, you can get out of here and tell them: the Warriors need to finish their antidote, and the time is half an hour." "

With that, Snape lowered his head and began to check the progress of the students in preparing the antidote, one by one.

But Professor Snape ......, "Creevey never thought that this would happen to him, and how would he deal with him when he returned?"

Snape turned impatiently to look at Creevey: "Can't you Gryffindors understand English, or do you have a bad memory? Because of your stupidity and disrupting my class, Gryffindor will deduct 10 points, and if you don't disappear in the next second, I'll deduct 50 points for you!"

Creevey bit his lip and looked like he was about to cry. The Gryffindor students glared at Snape, but they didn't dare to say anything more, Snape's attitude was already very obvious, and after so many years of dealing with Snape, the students would have seen Snape's face a long time ago. Many students hurriedly gave Creevey a look and motioned for him to leave quickly.

"Remember to close the door when you go out. Snape walked around and around, not even looking at Creevey.

Creevey left very aggrieved. Some of the students in the classroom were watching Snape, some were looking at Harry, and some were staring at Solim, who was seriously brewing the antidote.

"Look, is your antidote complete?"

As soon as Snape spoke, the students in the entire classroom were silent, and they quickly lowered their heads and continued to work on the materials in their hands.

"Because of Mr. Selwyn's focus, Slytherin added 10 points. Snape flicked his robe back to the podium and jotted it down in his little notebook, "Potions don't have all those bells and whistles, you have to be calm to achieve results in the field of potions, and if you can't finish even a small antidote, you don't deserve to come to my class." "

"It's as if it's rare. Ron muttered quietly beside Harry.

But Snape's ears were keenly able to catch Weasley's voice in the "grunt" that filled the classroom.

"Then you don't have to use it for the next lesson, Weasley. Snape looked at Weasley grimly, "But I'm going to deduct 10 points from you in this lesson." "

Slytherin gloated at Weasley. This was especially true of Draco, it was his favorite scene, and it had always been Draco's favorite sight to watch Potter or Weasley get deducted points by Professor Snape, and then the two of them dared to be angry and not speak out.

Towards the end of the first period, Solim finished his antidote and bottled the first one to Snape.

Snape picked up Solim's antidote, sniffed it at the bottle, and announced loudly: "Mr. Selwyn's antidote is perfect, Slytherin plus 10 points." "

"Now you can leave, Mr. Selwyn. "

No sooner had Solim stepped up the stairs than Solim had left the classroom, and Harry hurried up from behind.

"Hurry up Solim, we've been late for a long time. "