Hogwarts: What bad intentions could the little badger have?

"I never wanted to argue with you before, deducting points and punishing students at random."

"But now! If you dare to touch Blake, I will let you see how powerful I am!"

Professor Sprout promised Black not to conflict with Snape.

but……

When she promised not to have conflicts, she meant not to fight.

As for not arguing with Snape, she didn't agree!

and……

Who said that only young wizards have long been resentful of Snape?

Snape's move has really angered the honest man Professor Sprout!

"Pomona...you are..."

Dumbledore smiled wryly and looked at Professor Sprout.

"Albus, don't your own children know how to feel heartache?"

"Blake was never wrong!"

"Don't even mention expulsion or detention. I won't even agree to having my points deducted!"

"If you insist on punishing Blake today. Then I'll know what to do next time."

“It turns out that it is wrong to treat every student fairly.”

"We should not be treated unfairly."

Professor Sprout glared at Snape fiercely.

She had been the dean for all these years and had never been so angry!

This is blatant protection of one's own people.

Snape frowned and looked at Professor Sprout angrily.

Dumbledore said helplessly:

"Calm down, Pomona, I have no intention of punishing Blake."

Professor Sprout said, "Albus, we all try to enforce the grading system fairly."

“Every one of our professors is the same!”

"But Snape..."

"If we learn to treat Slytherin students the way he does, would Slytherin be able to win the House Cup for so many years in a row?"

Snape's face flashed with anger again.

"We won the College Cup based on our strength..."

Professor Sprout scoffed at Snape's statement.

"Strength? You rely on shamelessness! Snape."

"But your shamelessness is still very effective..."

Professor Sprout turned to Dumbledore and said:

"I just awarded Blake 150 points for his character of not fearing power and sticking to his own opinions."

"So now Hufflepuff's points are first."

"If Snape's behavior doesn't change in the future."

"Then I will also take this approach to fight to the end."

When an honest person loses his temper.

It's terrible.

Because once an honest person loses his temper.

It proves that they have reached their limit.

So once an honest person gets angry.

Then we tend to be more impulsive.

It's getting even more out of control.

"Don't worry, Pomona. I already know what happened."

"Blake did nothing wrong. So he will not be punished to any degree."

Just at this time.

The door of the principal's office was opened again.

Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick come in.

"Albus! I heard you're going to fire Black?"

"I think we need to clarify this matter first..."

Professor McGonagall came hurriedly forward.

As soon as she came in, she saw Professor Sprout with an angry look on his face.

I thought the decision had been made to fire Blake.

"Blake? What Blake?" On the wall of the principal's office.

The headmaster from the Black family.

Phineas Black had just returned from a visit.

As soon as I came in, I heard this familiar surname.

"Oh! This is not talking about your Black family, but there is a child named Black."

There is a portrait of the principal next to it as a reminder.

"Uh...really?" Phineas's portrait looked a little dazed.

Dumbledore looked at the anxious people.

"Don't worry, I understand the whole thing."

"Black will not be expelled."

Hear what Dumbledore said.

The professors breathed a sigh of relief.

"Then this matter..."

Dumbledore wanted to say that this was the end of the matter.

but.

Professor Sprout said, "That is not the end of it, Professor Dumbledore."

"You have to make Snape promise that there won't be any more random deductions."

“We professors.”

"No matter what college the students are from."

"We always treat everyone equally. We deduct points for mistakes and add points for good performance."

"We have never tried not to get extra points for doing well, but to lose points instead!"

"Why can Snape be so unfair?"

Professors McGonagall and Flitwick both looked at Snape.

Obviously, they also agreed with what Professor Sprout said.

Dumbledore nodded.

Look at Snape.

"Severus. Shouldn't you make a statement?"

"You really haven't done a good enough job of being fair."

Snape snorted.

“Everyone has their own criteria.”

“I don’t think they’re doing a good enough job.”

"So no extra points, did I do anything wrong?"

"Potions is an extremely rigorous subject."

"If there is even a slight mistake, the resulting potion could kill people!"

"So, I think that making mistakes when brewing potions is very serious."

"I am just deducting points to teach them a lesson. What have I done wrong?"

Professor Sprout said angrily.

"What about Blake? He successfully made the boil potion, why didn't you give him extra points instead of deducting them?"

Snape said nonchalantly:

"His shoddy potion isn't enough to earn me any extra points."

"Moreover, he was standing right next to his classmate, less than ten inches away, but he did not alert his classmate."

"I watched them make mistakes. What's wrong with me deducting points from them?"

"I'm just a freshman, and you're making such a fuss about me."

"Haha, are you guys exaggerating too much?"

Professor McGonagall tugged at the angry Professor Sprout.

She even saw the shovel in her pocket...

"It's his first time brewing a potion!"

"you this……"

"bump!"

The door was opened again.

interrupted Professor Sprout's swearing.

Quirrell walked in.

He saw that the office was full of professors.

A bead of sweat ran down my face.

"Um...I...I heard that Blake...was...going to be fired?"

"I...I don't think...I can't fire him..."

Dumbledore looked at Quirrell in surprise.

He didn't expect that even he would have to come and plead for Blake.

Voldemort must value something from Black!

Snape glanced at Quirrell with disgust.

Then passed by the latter.

Ready to leave.

but……

Suddenly, a portrait of a principal on the wall spoke.

"Everyone, you'd better go to the auditorium and take a look...something big has happened."

He also has his own portrait in the auditorium.