Hogwarts Diary: Snape Goes Crazy

Snape was about to complain to Dumbledore, but what he didn't expect was that Gryffindor was also attacked.

Professor McGonagall was obviously furious, too, because the Fat Lady was torn apart by Sirius Black, who apparently wanted to break into Slytherin, and also into Gryffindor.

But in the end he failed.

Because of this incident, the castle was under martial law, and all students could only sleep in the great hall. Snape held his wand and searched for signs of Sirius throughout the castle.

He believed that Sirius must be here, lurking in this school. He must find Sirius, and then hand Sirius over to the dementors, leaving him as a soulless corpse.

It just failed in the end.

Sirius completely ran away from this school again. He didn't even know where Sirius was hiding now.

There were obviously Dementors everywhere here, but Sirius was able to escape. He thought that someone must have helped in this matter, such as Remus John Lupin.

But after he told Dumbledore his suspicion, Dumbledore disagreed.

He thought that no one in this school would help Sirius get in, and thought that Remus John Lupin was trustworthy, which made Snape dislike Lupin even more.

Snape admitted that his suspicions about Remus John Lupin were rooted in resentment, but he had no regrets.

He only regretted that he had been too weak and believed in Voldemort too much.

In short, Remus John Lupine, like his brothers, is not a good person.

Maybe the dead Peter Pettigrew can still be considered a human being.

He had never paid attention to this guy before, he just hated him all together, but he didn't expect that it was this guy who went to avenge Lily and the others and was killed by Sirius.

This guy is much better than Remus John Lupine.

The diary was updated again, and to Snape's surprise, it actually stated that Sirius was a good person.

Snape knew that Sirius Black was Harry Potter's godfather, but he never knew that Sirius Black could become a good person?

Didn't he betray Lily?

Or maybe the Sirius in that world didn't betray?

Impossible, it must be similar, the only possibility is that something went wrong, for example, Sirius did not really betray Lily and James.

Like he didn't become Lily and James' secret keeper?

But if he didn't become the secret keeper, then who was the secret keeper?

Remus John Lupin?(cjce)

No, it shouldn't be, Dumbledore is not a fool, he can definitely be sure that Lupin is not the secret keeper.

Thinking again about Dumbledore's perfunctory response to Sirius's escape from Azkaban, Snape finally put aside his hatred and thought about things.

Maybe the truth back then was really not what he knows now.

But, it’s absolutely true that the Robbery Four are trash!

Snape cursed without hesitation.

He didn't think he was wrong at all, especially after the Christmas Quidditch match, Snape thought Sirius Black simply deserved to die.

Vesey drank too much that night and was sent back by Professor McGonagall.

Snape scolded Harry Potter a lot in his mind and decided to make Harry Potter's life even more difficult in the future.

Of course, he only talked about it and did not implement it.

But Sirius Black broke into Vesey's dormitory as if to avenge his godson.

If Cassandra hadn't gotten up at five o'clock in the morning and saw that Vesey's dormitory was not closed and the things on the table showed signs of being rummaged, they would not even know that Little Weilangxing dared to do this.

Snape was filled with disgust towards Sirius.

Didn't his mother teach him not to break into girls' dormitories casually?

Of course, the fact that Sirius also broke into Harry Potter's dormitory was perfectly ignored by Snape. If a boy broke in, he would break in, as long as he didn't die.

If Harry Potter died, he would definitely ask for custody of Vesey.

Snape thought gloatingly, and then came the final exam.

After the exam, he heard that Hagrid's hippogriff was going to be executed.

He sighed softly as he thought about how much energy Vesey had spent recently on that monster.

It would be better if he died to save Vesey from being sad.

But what surprised him was that Sirius actually launched an attack on this day.

When he went to deliver medicine to Lupine, he saw the Marauder's Map, which could actually see where everyone was.

And Sirius, Lupine, Harry Potter and Vesey were under the Shrieking Shack.

Snape subconsciously wanted to go over and take a look, but finally gave up the idea.

If Sirius can convince Vesey and the others, then he will be innocent. If he cannot be convinced, he deserves to be captured by Vesey and the others in Azkaban.

Considering Vesey's fighting ability, he thought there should be no problem.

Sure enough, they stayed inside for more than an hour without appearing, until more than an hour later, Snape saw them coming out of the Shrieking Shack.

He looked at the time, and it happened to be curfew time.

He went to look for them now. After meeting them by chance, he deducted 150 points from Gryffindor. I heard that Gryffindor only had so many points left, right?

Snape walked proudly outside the castle. As soon as he reached the castle gate, he heard the howling of wolves.

His face looked ugly, and he immediately sped up and ran out.

It's no problem that Vesey can easily defeat Lupine and Sirius, but that's not necessarily the case with werewolves.

How could he forget that today is the time for Lupine to turn into a werewolf?

Snape anxiously ran outside. As soon as he reached the door, he saw Vesey's dragon patronus knocking away countless dementors and then disappearing in front of him.

He also saw Vesey falling to the ground due to exhaustion of magic power.

Snape anxiously put Vesey and Harry Potter on the stretcher, and waved his wand to let the stretcher fly to the school doctor's office. Then he looked at Sirius Black.

Blake was frightened and looked at him with a pleading look on his face. He probably thought he was going to kill him, right?

Snape really wanted to kill him, but looking at Sirius's face, he showed a cruel smile.

Putting aside whether to kill or not, he must give this guy a good beating.

After being a professor for so long, it was the first time that he hit someone so hard that Sirius's screams resounded throughout the castle.

When he saw Dumbledore's shadow, he finally stopped and said with a pleased expression:

"Headmaster, I captured Sirius and notified the Ministry of Magic. I will definitely get a Merlin Second Prize, right?"

Even if Sirius didn't do anything, he wouldn't make it easy for this guy!