Severus left, with a little disappointment.

Sometimes it doesn't hurt to show the impulsiveness of a young man, and Severus doesn't want to suppress himself.

So, even though he knew that things couldn't work out, Severus said it.

Sometimes that's the case, and it's not a reason not to do it, but what if it succeeds?

Unfortunately, Dumbledore did not agree to a new class, and according to Dumbledore, "there are some things that we can't do if we want to".

Severus was not unaware of this situation, and was well aware of the resistance: the Ministry of Magic.

The Ministry of Magic and other authorities would not agree to Hogwarts' request for classes.

Philosophy is different from others in that it is a course that instills ideas.

For Western society, even if it is wrong, it is necessary to persevere, because of freedom and democracy.

That's it!

Thoughts are given by Merlin, and no one can try to change the minds of others in any way.

This is also true in the wizarding world.

Therefore, it is very difficult to set up ideological politics or philosophy, and even if some ideas are disseminated in daily life, they will also attract shouting letters from parents.

And after Voldemort, it almost became a sign of ambition again, and then the Dark Wizard, and then Voldemort II!

More importantly, the Ministry of Magic dislikes neither academics nor purebloods.

Therefore, the Ministry of Magic would prefer to see Hogwarts infighting.

But it also had to do with Dumbledore's lack of determination.

"Hehe, I didn't expect Severus to be so innocent." After Severus left, Dumbledore stroked the flying Fawkes and smiled.

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The next day, Severus continued to attend classes as usual, confined the students as usual, and typed a "T" on the students' homework to the singing of Setina, and nothing seemed to change.

Except for the Defence Against the Dark Arts class.

As Charles Singerman was still being treated in the infirmary, Severus refused to substitute for him.

Severus wasn't in the mood to teach Defence Against the Dark Arts unless it was official.

Although he did really want to switch to this subject.

But not temporarily!

Therefore, Dumbledore, who couldn't find anyone, had to bring it himself.

Severus, along with several other headmasters, was overjoyed to see Dumbledore postpone his night's bedtime again.

And the Ministry of Magic's investigation into the Ed incident is still not over.

It was clear that something was wrong with Ed that day, including in Severus's office, so the Ministry of Magic thought that Ed had been attacked at Hogwarts.

They targeted their suspicions at Hogwarts professors, such as Severus. Snape.

Yes, Severus was once again the subject of serious suspicion, as the Ministry of Magic felt that Severus was perfectly capable of drugging the Aurors without knowing it.

It may also be Severus's self-directed and self-acting.

In short, it is a conjecture that can be made into a movie, a suspense movie!

Severus himself doesn't matter, as long as he doesn't bother me, you can guess as you like, but you have to show evidence, otherwise a Slytherin house head and potions master is not so easy to suspect.

Over the next two days, Severus continued to brew potions to treat Peeves, and as for Ed, due to the Ministry of Magic's distrust of Severus, Ed had been transferred to St. Mungo's magical injuries for treatment.

Severus was happy to be at ease.

On the contrary, Charles Singerman has begun to teach normally.

Although his face was still not good-looking, and his hair was shaved, he had to wear a funny bowler hat at all times.

But Dumbledore was glad he was back to continue teaching, and he was finally able to sleep well again!

Then, it was time for the Quidditch match, and since Dumbledore needed to accompany Bagno to continue the investigation of the Ed incident, he entrusted Severus to be there to watch and protect the safety of the students by the way.

This one wasn't a Slytherin game, it was Gryffindor vs. Hufflepuff.

Severus sat in the Slytherin stands with the rest of the Slytherins, next to Gwen Jones, and then there were Slytherin girls in the circle.

Obviously, Severus is more popular with girls than boys.

This is a treatment that I haven't enjoyed in two lifetimes, and sure enough, appearance is justice, isn't it?

The weather was still stormy, and there weren't many good weather in a year for Hogwarts in Scotland, let alone November.

November in the UK is like the rainy season, sometimes it rains for the next month, and there are crazy winds and rains.

Today, for example, showers and strong winds are everywhere, the canopies in the stands are of no use, and the sky is even more gloomy, and the visibility may be less than 50 meters, or even less.

This reminded Severus of the Quidditch match where Harry Potter was attacked by the Dementors, which is very similar today.

That's why Severus cast a protective charm in the Slytherin stands, and a small rain and warmth charm around him, which is why there are so many girls around him.

Then Severus reminded the other professors in the stands.

Gwen Jones, who was beside him, was very enthusiastic to explain the progress of the game to Severus, so Severus didn't have to keep his eyes on the shadows flying in the sky, Severus scanned the whole field very cautiously.

Quidditch matches are really a great time to attack, whether it's on the pitch or inside Hogwarts.

At this time, students and professors were concentrated in the stands and watching the game, so few people paid attention to the changes in the surrounding area.

For example, there is something wrong with the Gryffindor stands right now.

On the field, the Gryffindor team clearly had the upper hand, and with Gryffindor's goal, the Gryffindor stands could always erupt in cheers.

It's not surprising, but the atmosphere is a little too excited, especially when Hufflepuff scores, wailing, cursing, and even pulling out their wands, which is normal?

The most famous football hooligans in history probably can't beat them!

And Gryffindor and Hufflepuff don't have any contradictions, and now that they have it, those who don't know think they are playing against Slytherin!

Severus could only say a few words to Gwen, and then greeted Madam Pomfrey, who was also in the Slytherin stands.

After that, Severus quickly moved to the stands of Gryffindor.

Professor McGonagall was surprised, "Severus, why are you here?" ”

The surrounding Gryffindors stared at Severus with more anger than usual.

"Professor McGonagall, didn't you notice that something was wrong with Gryffindor today?"

Severus whispered to McGonagall just as the match was over, and Hufflepuff was lucky enough to catch the Golden Snitch and win the match by a narrow margin.

The Gryffindors around him couldn't control their emotions anymore.

They yelled, tugged at each other, argued with each other, and by the time they ran into the Hufflepuff students, a chaotic "ball hawl" occurred.

McGonagall looked at the Gryffindors who were suddenly "crazy" in shock, this is still what Gryffindor she usually recognizes.

"Don't be in a daze, stop them quickly!" Severus pulled out his wand first, first in a loud voice reminding the sober personnel to protect themselves, and then began to suppress Gryffindor's "riot!" ”

In the end, Severus found a rather delicate-looking box under the stands at Gryffindor.

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Time is pressing, continue to ............