Chapter 593 There is cause and effect

Although Ada served as Head Girl for only a short time, she was probably the one who received the most detentions. At least half of these confinements came from Snape.

The initial confinement was just to punish Ada for handling potion materials, but later it evolved into Ada stealing from Snape, and finally it became the potion master's private teaching time.

Let's put it this way, let Ada and Snape make a potion each at the same time. After the potion is completed, they are placed in front of Snape. It is difficult for him to tell which part was brewed by himself and which part was made by Ada. Da.

Their techniques, control over the heat, and handling of details are almost identical. As long as Ada doesn't have any whims or nonsense, the potions she makes can be fake and real.

When she heard the Half-Blood Prince's revision of "Advanced Potion Making", Ada's hooked nose and greasy hair immediately came to mind. Ada was so familiar with the content that Snape was the only person she could relate to.

It's just that Ada had never heard Snape mention the spells written down in the textbooks, so she was only familiar with the Golden Bell. I have never heard of such things as ear plugs and throat sealing spells.

Every time Harry said a spell, an additional spell would appear on the system's panel, indicating that these spells were real and were not written casually by the Half-Blood Prince. Like Shen Feng Wu Ying, this curse was directly classified into the category of black magic by the system.

Ada recalled what Sirius once said about Snape. He said that when Snape first entered school, he knew more spells than many seventh-year students.

It seems reasonable that Snape, who was so gifted, could invent several magic spells. So is Snape really the Half-Blood Prince? Ada was a little unsure for a moment, but she felt that it was most likely.

It's not just these spells that make Ada unsure. The sudden appearance of old textbooks in the potions classroom also makes her suspicious.

Assuming that this book "Advanced Potion Making" was Snape's book when he was a student, it would have been around for at least seventeen or eight years. After so many years, there were countless students who had taken classes in that classroom. Why was it that only Harry discovered it?

Didn't any of the other students, including Ada, see and find this Potions Genius Book?

You know, Ada is someone who can even turn over Snape's personal storage room. If the Half-Blood Prince book had been kept in the classroom cabinet, there was no reason for her not to know about it.

If it is a coincidence, it is such a coincidence! Harry is worthy of being a man who stood up to Voldemort at one year old and was destined to do so.

But it still doesn't make sense to say that "Advanced Potion Making" was specially prepared for Harry and was a routine. If it was a trick, the first thing to do was to make sure that the book would fall into Harry's hands and not get it by Ron, his younger brother.

Furthermore, what was the point of letting Harry get this book?

After listening to part of Harry's retelling, Ada felt that except for the footnotes about potions, the spells in the book were of little use, and their improvement in personal strength was also very limited. Lethality.

If it was to enhance Harry's actual combat ability, it would be better to let him practice one-on-one with Sirius. What's the use of just being able to recite spells!

I couldn't figure it out. Ada really couldn't figure it out. All her assumptions couldn't convince herself.

"Ada, Ada?"

Ginny softly called Ada's name, shaking her white hands in front of her eyes, waking Esmeralda Versailles Master Drizzt from deep thought.

This book "Advanced Potion Making" is nothing to Ada or Snape. It can be regarded as a casual doodle. But for others, this book can be regarded as a masterpiece.

"Ada, did you think of something?" Harry asked, "Did you think of something through what I recited?"

This time his reaction was quite quick, but Ada didn't intend to say anything. It's not that Ada deliberately concealed it, but she had her own considerations in mind.

Let's not talk about why "Advanced Potion Making" was obtained by Harry and what its purpose was. Just say that if the Half-Blood Prince is really Snape, how do you think Harry will behave?

In Harry's case, Snape is a blacklist among blacklists, an existence that no one can clean up. Harry is like a stubborn donkey. As long as he believes in something, nine oxen can't pull him back.

If Harry learns that the Half-Blood Prince's true identity is Snape, just wait and see! At that time, everyone stood aside, applauding and saying: Wonderful, really wonderful!

Ada, who came back to her senses, said: "No, not yet. The Half-Blood Prince is a genius. If I knew such a character, I would definitely have an impression. Unfortunately, I don't have any impression, Harry."

This is a disappointing result. Harry once thought that the half-blood prince was his father because James had used the Golden Bell on Snape. That was Snape's memory and Harry saw it with his own eyes.

But Sirius and Lupine told him that James was a pure-blood and had never let anyone call him a half-blood prince.

Now, under Ginny's persuasion, Harry asked Ada about the identity of the half-blood prince, but the answer was still disappointing. Harry's mood was inevitably a little low.

The atmosphere in the bedroom gradually became gloomy. Ginny wanted to comfort Harry, but she had no choice but to give up because Ron, who had no eyesight, was between her. The twins also saw Ginny's little thoughts, so they planned to give Ron a favor and help Ginny.

"Little brother, we heard you were in trouble at school, right?" Fred said with a smirk on his face.

"Don't mind your own business and take care of yourself." Ron blushed and twisted his body uneasily.

George took advantage of the victory and asked again: "If our information is correct, the little girl should be named Lavender Brown. What's going on?"

Ron's face turned even redder, like the bottle of wine he drank at dinner. That was a bottle that Thickness had hidden very tightly, and it was obviously Mr. Minister's favorite, but it still couldn't escape Ada's clutches.

Ada no longer thought about the Half-Blood Prince. She finally figured out why she didn't see Hermione at the Burrow, nor did she hear Harry and Ron mention Hermione. It turned out that there was something wrong with Ron, and Miss Granger was sad.

"Hey, Ron, I want to know what attracted you to that little girl?" George asked, "Did her head get smashed by a broomstick?"

"Shut up! It has nothing to do with you!" Faced with the oppression of the twins, he is brave and not afraid of difficulties!

Fred dodged Ron's splitting wind punches and said with a smile: "I heard that the girl took the initiative, but she didn't tell you what she likes about you?"

After hearing this, Ron's face looked like a cooked crab, and he was also puzzled by this question. During the days when she was with Lavender Kissing Demon Brown, the two of them were either kissing or preparing to kiss, and they didn't say anything private at all.

After a flurry of punches, Ron fell back on the bed panting, still staring hard at Fred and George. He said: "You two, don't force me, or the three of us will die together!"

Little brother Ron dared to threaten him. How could Fred and George tolerate this? They continued to attack Ron with words and vent their anger on little sister Ginny.

But the twins didn't expect that Ron was actually serious and that he really planned to die together.

"I heard that the clerk of the paper shop in the village is a beautiful girl..."

As soon as Ron opened his mouth, the twins immediately pounced on him, preventing Ron from continuing to reveal their past. But Ron was a little turtle trying to eat the weight, and he was determined. He ran outside and shouted——

"The girl liked George's card tricks very much and thought they were real magic..."