Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 743: Being a villain in vain

Chapter 743: Being a villain in vain
"train?"

"Hey! You never said that before."

"Do you have any surprises that we don't know about yet?" Facing the questions from Neville and the other two.

Harry went on, “I don’t know if it was a train, exactly.

After I used the resurrection stone, I entered the narrow space between life and death.

The place was covered with something like fog.

Then, they converged to form King's Cross Station.

Then, at my call, the train appeared.

My mother was on it.

Then I got on the train.

It pulled me, no, to be more precise, I was driving it into the real world.

Finally, I used the last remaining resurrection chance in the resurrection stone to resurrect my mother.

Everything about my mother, about her growing up, was projected onto the train window.

From the time my mother died to the time I was born.

They are also etched in my mind as I drive the train.

To be precise, if the world of death was just eternal tranquility without social interaction, I might understand her better than my mother.

Ron or Ginny should be very clear about this.

You have had similar experiences.

But the reality is, in the afterlife, my mom has her own social world.

I got to know many people whose names we only see in history books, legends, and myths.

She had also changed compared to her before her death.

I feel like there seems to be a rift in the relationship between her and my father.

Or maybe they stayed together for too long.

I can’t control my mother’s emotions at all now.”

“Why control?

Mrs. Potter has been resurrected. Can't she start a new life?" Neville questioned.

Maybe it's because Snape in this world line didn't target him too much.

Plus, a lost prodigal is far more acceptable than a flawed hero.

So Neville is now more on Snape's side.

“She’s my mother.

She is married.

And one thing I am very sure of is that in the afterlife, she did not divorce my father.

Their relationship is protected by law.

How can you say such unreasonable words?

If you marry Hannah, you will die first.

Would you like her to remarry?

I'm telling you all this in the hope that you can all brainstorm and help me come up with a good way to stop her and Snape from getting together." Harry refused without even thinking about it.

"You're crazy! Can this be used as an analogy?" Neville stood up angrily.

"Crack!" The sword energy overflowing from anger broke the high stool he was sitting on into pieces.

"Restored!" Ron waved his wand, and a blue light shot towards the broken pieces of the stool.

Then he looked at Harry, "Your metaphor is indeed too extreme."

"Huh? What's going on?" Ron was about to continue criticizing Harry.
But I found that the broken high stool had not been restored to its original state.

It was as if the repair spell he had just cast had not worked successfully.

"Things destroyed by Na'vi magic, especially by the 'sword'.

You need more strength to recover." Harry pulled out his holly wand, and where his fingertips and the wand were connected, the magic of the invisible substance emitted a fiery red magic glow, "Restore it to its original state!"

A red light flashed, and a complete, brand new high stool appeared in its place.

And Neville used his hands as a sword, and the shadow of a strange indigo sword flashed by.

"Crack!" Then, the high stool broke into four pieces again. The smooth cut surface was now filled with a clear, blue, sharp magical glow.

"Restored to its original state!" Harry's cold voice sounded again.

"Crack!" "Restored to its original state!" "Crack!".
After repeating this cycle for more than a dozen times,

Ginny finally couldn't stand it anymore and stepped forward.

"That's enough, you two!" Ginny's fiery red hair danced wildly in the air, like a burning flame. A huge black bat shadow flashed by with a terrifying aura.

So Harry put away his wand.

Neville waved his hand, the high stool returned to its original state, and he sat down in silence.

"Harry, how can you make fun of someone else's girlfriend?

This is really excessive.

And you, Neville. Harry asked about Mrs. Potter and Professor Snape because he is Mrs. Potter's son.

What position do you have to persuade Harry not to interfere?

In the same situation, if it were your mother, would you be able to say this lightly? "

Harry and Neville nodded.

Even the forgotten Ron on the side was the same.

They all wanted Ginny to be back to her old self.

Seeing this, Ginny sat back next to Harry like a little bird.

Then the discussion started again.

But this time, there is no atmosphere of fireworks.

It was as if they were talking about what to eat tonight.

"Harry, I think you could start with Snape's self-exposure.

From this it seems that he has many sides that cannot be seen in the light.

Those who know you best are often your enemies.

I think Sirius must know a lot of dirty secrets about him.

You are Mrs. Potter's son.

You just need to mention them casually.

Mrs. Potter would not end up together with Professor Snape.

Besides, you didn't lie, did you?

It is the duty of a filial son to let his mother see the true colors of the people around her. "It was Neville who said this.

It was hard to believe that just a few minutes ago, he had been telling Harry to relax.

Let Harry's mother decide.

"This" Harry hesitated again when Neville stood on his side.

He began to remember how kind Professor Snape had been to him.

Moreover, his father did not appear clearly in his memory.

If James Potter wasn't his father.

Comparing him to Snape, perhaps Professor Snape is more suitable.

Ron is indeed Harry's good brother.

He saw through Harry's concerns at a glance, "Harry, doesn't Snape himself want Mrs. Potter to think he is a bad guy?
He himself has a strong sense of guilt.

Being with Mrs. Potter might be torture for him.

Think about it this way, by doing this, aren't you also helping Professor Snape?
This way you will not be in vain for Professor Snape's patient teaching of you."

"Ginny, what do you say I should do?" Harry looked at Ginny, who was playing with his fingers and then said nothing.

"Ron is an idiot. (Ron: Hey! I'm your brother! I'm an idiot! Aren't you the idiot's sister?)

But he said one thing very well.

Perhaps Professor Snape had no intention of renewing his relationship with Mrs. Potter.

And Mrs. Potter has never explicitly expressed her intention to abandon Mr. Potter in the afterlife.

I think you might just be worrying for nothing.

The two of them don't necessarily develop into a couple.

It is more likely to restore the relationship of friends.

Since you are hesitant, it is better to do nothing.

Just observe first.

You can make the decision then.”

"Maybe you are right." Harry nodded.