In the spiritual world of Tramon, the owner of the flower shop, in the flood of frozen memories, Amosta stared at the wizard whose appearance and figure were a little blurred, and his face could not hide his shock.

With greasy black hair that could not be washed clean, familiar facial contours and postures, and a recognizable gloomy tone, Amosta could be sure that he had not recognized the wrong person, it was his dear old professor, Severus Snape!

But that's weird, isn't it? How did Professor Snape come back to pay tribute to the Potters?

Amosta was puzzled.

After Christmas this year, when he had just returned to Hogwarts and met Hermione, who had mistakenly taken a polyjuice decoction for animal transformation, in the school hospital, when he asked Professor Snape about several secret room attacks, out of curiosity, Amosta asked a few questions about Harry Potter who had not yet met, but he didn't hear a few good words from Professor Snape!

At that time, from Snape's comment, Amosta deduced that he probably had a deep relationship with Potter's father, James Potter, when he was young, and it was likely that he was the one who suffered the big loss, so 'hating the house and Wu' was so prejudiced against Harry.

However, without anyone knowing, he came to pay tribute to the Potters and his wife by himself, and left tears in front of the family portrait of the Potter family...

This is the second time that Amosta has seen this man who has completely closed his heart crying!

Amosta's brain spun at a rapid pace, trying to see through the mist.

Professor Snape had a grudge against Harry's father, and this hatred had always been forgotten in his heart, otherwise he would not have been so targeted at Harry at Hogwarts... So, what kind of hatred is it?

Expiation...

On the night he left Hogwarts, Professor Snape, who opened his heart for a moment, said to him, but why... Could it be that the death of the Potters actually had something to do with him?

Amosta crossed the idea, but wasn't Sirius Black the person who betrayed the Potters and revealed the location of the mansion to Voldemort, could there be something more unknown in the death of the Potters, and Professor Snape, who was most likely a part-time worker for Voldemort, also played a role in it?

Thinking along these lines, after the death of the Potters, Professor Snape regretted what he had done, so he abandoned the darkness and came here to pay his respects to apologize...

No, that's not true, because it ignores Professor Snape's dislike for Harry and the knot in his heart that he hasn't forgotten.

So... Snape came here, and what he really wanted to pay tribute to was Harry's mother, James Potter's wife, Lily Potter?

In the silence, Amosta's eyes shone with a strange light, and he realized that Professor Snape's relationship with Harry's mother was probably not ordinary!

Come to think of it, Harry's parents have been dead for more than a decade, and if it was a shallow relationship, it might have been forgotten in an ordinary life, only a particularly deep relationship...

What kind of relationship will it be?

Best friends from your teenage years? A crush you've ever been in love with? Or did they become lovers for a certain period of time, but then separated for some reason?

The corners of Amosta's mouth gradually became hideous, and the fire of gossip burned in his heart.

The first possibility is not very large, the reason is very simple, whether it is the last world or the mysterious magical world now, Amosta, who has lived together for nearly half a hundred years in two lifetimes, has not seen intimacy, but it is just a pure and incomparable relationship between men and women!

Gee...

I see, no wonder Professor Snape hated James Potter and had such a big prejudice against Harry Jr., this is indeed a bitter hatred!

In other words, Amosta himself, watching the child of the man who took away his happiness dangling in front of him all day long, this child was born to a man and his former beloved, and his heart will inevitably be twisted.

If Lily Potter was just Professor Snape's crush, it might feel better, but if she had been a lover before, but because James Potter wielded his hoe well, the colored hat was really... Blood feud!

With this assumption, it is not difficult for Amosta to understand why Professor Snape later entered Hogwarts and became Dumbledore's right-hand man.

It also understood why Dumbledore would shelter Professor Snape, who was once a Death Eater.

Probably many years ago, when Snape learned that the woman he loved had died at the hands of Voldemort, his loyalty to Voldemort was completely shattered by his love for Lily, and he was desperate to avenge the woman he loved, so it was very likely that he would go directly to Dumbledore and show his determination that one day in the future, when the shadow of the Dark Lord would re-envelop the earth, he would be able to do something to defeat the Dark Lord once and for all.

Ay---

Thinking about this, Amosta's mood couldn't help but become heavy, the night he left Hogwarts, in the short goodbye, Snape's overflowing despair was simply impossible for Amosta to look at, which can be seen that his love for Lily Potter may not be ordinary deep.

In the eyes of onlookers, infatuation is a respectable and beautiful virtue, but for the person concerned, in most cases, it will be a very sad thing.

Previously, Amosta had hoped that one day he would be able to help Snape out of the prison that had imprisoned him, but in this case, there was little hope for this... And in the future, if the returning Voldemort fails again and there is no place to turn over, Snape, who is obsessed with all his desires, is very likely to choose to end himself.

"Looks like it's up to Potter..."

If Amosta's speculations are correct, then Snape's love for Harry must be more than a simple dislike, but a complex emotion, and if anyone is likely to help Snape get out of the cage, there is no doubt that only Harry, who is Lily's son, has this possibility.

Amosta withdrew from the spirit of Tramon, the owner of the flower shop, and, as she left, slightly modified her memories.

In the distance, the sun was already twilight, staining the horizon red, and Amosta stood not far from the church, quietly listening to the sound of hymns coming from the chapel, his expression contemplative.

This trip to Godric's Hollow did not find any clues about Black, but he unexpectedly found out some of Professor Snape's past, but Amosta was not happy to know Professor Snape better, but was in a heavy mood.

Not to mention the group of young wizards, in the current Hogwarts and even the wizarding world, who is the wizard that Amosta Bryan cares about the most, it is undoubtedly Professor Snape.

The world is about to be in turmoil, and the wizards are riding the wave of an era, and Amosta hopes that when the waves are taken and the seas are calm again, Severus Snape will be safe and sound.

When he returned to Hogwarts before, Snape resisted his return, because he knew that the ship Hogwarts might not be able to resist the rising tide, and he hoped that Amosta would leave far away and not get involved in trouble, but now, Amosta wanted Snape to leave Hogwarts and find a place to live again.

"Is it possible..."

Amosta lowered his head and smiled helplessly at the gradually lengthening shadows on the ground, everyone's life belongs to them, and it is not easy to interfere with.

After a sigh, in the afterglow of the setting sun, Amosta took out his wand and prepared to use London as a transit point to return to Hogsmeade, before leaving, he glanced at the old Potter house in the cracks of several houses, and his eyes were full of complexity.

So, let's do it first...

Amosta withdrew his eyes and raised his wand, the familiar streets of London had become clear in his mind, his figure had been blurred, but at the moment when he completely entered the high-dimensional space, a sudden thought that jumped into his mind made his eyes instantly sharp, and he withdrew one step back to relock the old Potter mansion.

"Footprints..."































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