Seeing that the sixth and seventh graders had basically arrived, Severus strode out of the office.

Severus was glad to have so many people, even if some of them were for other reasons, but it also proved that the split within Slytherin was not too serious.

As long as these people can quickly build up their fighting power, then Slytherin can regain a foothold at Hogwarts.

As for those who did not come, in Severus's view, not coming was to abandon their own goodwill.

Severus Snape's kindness was not given casually, it was promised to the parents at the banquet at Malfoy Manor, but if these students did not know how to lift up, then Severus naturally did not need to pay attention to them.

Couldn't they think they could control Slytherin? Or do you think Slytherin won't be able to get along without them?

It's all a joke.

If he really wanted to change Slytherin's situation, Severus could do it now, including at the beginning.

Not too much, it's enough to teach the other academies a few harsh lessons, and from the beginning, it's a lot of them, and there is no need for Severus to frame them.

But what's the point?

What Severus needed was a Slytherin who obeyed himself, not because of intimidation and fear, but who accepted and obeyed himself from the heart.

Therefore, force is only a guarantee, and the real link is interests.

Slytherin never shied away from interests and were happy to talk to people about them, even though most of them posed like fathers.

But it also shows that as long as Severus can bring them enough benefits, they will inevitably support themselves.

And glory is an important manifestation of interests, which is why Severus set himself to win the Academy Cup in two years.

What could be more glorious at Hogwarts than winning the House Cup? If there is, it must be a back-to-back House Cup!

Secondly, and at present, the most important point is to resume their normal study life.

As mentioned before, because of the fall of Voldemort and the dropout of some senior students, Slytherin's strength has decreased a lot, coupled with the targeting of other houses, especially Gryffindor, it is difficult for Slytherins to live freely in school.

Even they don't dare to move freely alone, like Gwen Jones, who will be accompanied by at least three people to prevent accidents.

The rest of the people are at least two or more people who can act.

If Slytherin defeated Gryffindor last time at Quidditch, then Gryffindor would not be so arrogant now.

Relying on Severus to defeat Gryffindor would only make Gryffindor laugh even more, so one thing like that would be enough, and Severus wouldn't make another move.

The last time it was mainly to brighten the muscles and prevent them from irreversible consequences.

In other words, Severus itself can only be used as a hole card, as a being for Slytherin.

And the hole cards can't be used lightly!

……

The sixth and seventh graders had basically mastered the usual spells, so Severus didn't teach them new spells, Severus simply instructed them in actual combat, especially to teach them some practical experience.

For example, very important spell casting skills: including the selection, connection and judgment of spells, how to make better use of spells to maximize the effect.

This can be said to be where most of the combat experience of a wizard lies.

The other is to train them to be vigilant and flexible, and then how to quickly resist and counterattack.

That's about it.

By the end of the hour, some of the students had already mastered the essentials, such as Cruise Gufe and Gwen Jones.

It has to be said that the talent of the two is still good, while Gwen Jones is better at dexterity and accuracy, which may have something to do with his Quidditch.

Her Quidditch traits also happen to be dexterous and accurate, and she is always able to hit Bludgers at her target from uncanny angles.

After driving out the other Slytherin students, Gwen remained.

"Aren't you going back?"

"Professor, I still have today's confinement!" Gwen said happily.

Severus glanced at her and went with her.

However, seeing how tired she looked, Severus threw her a bottle of recovery potion.

Then after a while, Setina Warbeck came again.

Severus still stared at her, then gave up.

One is also teaching, and two are also belts, so be it, and Setina's talent is still very good.

Unlike Dumbledore, who thinks that the slightly cute personality is the main personality, Severus thinks that the slightly strong personality who has the talent is the main personality.

This is not a prophet or memory, purely because she is a Gryffindor, and it is obvious that her talent is born, so the one who has the talent must be the first to appear.

Today, Severus didn't let the two of them deal with potion materials anymore.

Instead, Severus was going to teach something real.

This is truly a private lesson!

How could Severus, who had been fused with his soul for so long, not have his own gains, plus his current strength is also the second in the wizarding world, so it would be more than wrong to teach the two little girls.

Especially Setina Warbeck, this little girl's personality combat effectiveness is really low now, which is also a proof of her personality.

And what Severus has to do is to make her two personalities slowly merge, and after the fusion, I'm afraid that Setina's talent will not be lower than Gwen Jones.

Of course, there is still no comparison with the fusion of two souls like Severus!

As for the method of teaching, it starts with music and the war between her and Gwen Jones, and these are the two methods that Severus observed that could stimulate her to merge.

Severus was sure that Dumbledore would be able to find a way too, and there was only one reason why he let Cetina run over, and that was laziness!

The old bee must have brought Setina over so that she could go to bed early.

As for Gwen Jones, it was even simpler, she was only barely magical, and then she was inexperienced in combat, so after teaching her a way to exercise her magic, Severus sent her to practice on her own.

Severus himself corrected his homework to Cetina's singing.

Don't say it, listening to Setina's songs, even these homework that doesn't make sense look cute.

Then Severus picked up a quill and wrote a big T on parchment!

……

PS: Found a grading grade for a Hogwarts assignment and lowered it from top to bottom:

The first letter of O (outstanding) means "excellent", the highest grade;

The first letter of E (ExceedsExpectatm'ns) is E, which means "beyond expectations", which is commonly referred to as "good";

The first letter of A (Acceptable) is A. which means "pass";

The first letter of P (poor) is P, which means "poor";

The first letter of D (dreadful) is D, which means "terrible";

The first letter of the T (troll) is T, which stands for troll, Severus. Usage invented by Professor Snape.

So, for those of you who don't want a "T", vote for me!!