bioinnovel Chapter 217 Extremely Envious
Chapter 217 Extremely Envious
Chapter 217 Extremely Envious
Snape's dark eyes flashed with a mad light; he seemed to have lost his mind.
Or rather, Snape had lost his mind ever since he learned that Sirius Black had escaped from Azkaban.
From the beginning of summer, the thought of revenge filled Snape's mind; he wanted to capture Black himself, or simply kill him.
This was even more true after the start of the school year. Snape was constantly looking forward to completing his revenge, and the flames of revenge ignited him so much that he even set his sights on Belvina and Lupin.
No matter how much Dumbledore emphasized it, Snape stubbornly believed that there was a Black mole in the school, and that they should all be imprisoned in Azkaban and handed over to the Dementors.
Even today, when Sirius Black caused a scene in the hallway, shouting that Belvina had betrayed him, Snape still hadn't changed his mind.
Snape slowly walked up to Sirius, choosing a perfect position where Sirius, bound by chains, could just touch him while giving himself time to react.
Deli, who was leaning against the wall, wanted to say something to remind him, but after thinking about it, he swallowed his words.
"Black, tell me, who's your mole at school?" Snape said glibly. "Who helped you get into school time and time again, your sister, or Lupin?"
Sirius let out a loud laugh, like a big dog sneezing.
He said, "Snotty-nosed devil, did you go crazy brewing some kind of magic potion? Where would I get an inside man? Do I need one?"
Sirius Black knew all the secret passages in the school like the back of his hand during his student days. He didn’t need any inside help to enter and leave Hogwarts freely, and besides, he was an Animagus.
But Snape, blinded by hatred, didn't believe it at all; he still thought there was a mole in the school.
"Ah, I remember now, I really do have an informant at school!" Sirius suddenly said. "A cat, a pet cat. Go catch it, you snotty-nosed brat!"
"Are you being stubborn, or are you just toying with me?" Snape said softly. "Do you think I can't find anything on you just because you don't say anything?"
"How amusing. You were the one who started this mess," Sirius said dismissively. "While you were brewing potions,
Did you casually throw your brain into the crucible?
Sirius Black, who was imprisoned, was not flustered at all. Although he hated Snape in front of him, he thought it would be good to kill time by arguing with him.
Sirius Black was fearless as long as Snape didn't keep bringing up Dementors.
Once we catch Peter Pettigrew and the truth comes out, I really want to see what kind of expression Snape will have on his sour face!
Sirius Black, lost in his own thoughts, looked smugly at Snape, showing no remorse whatsoever as a prisoner.
"Look, look! You're something else, Sirius Black." Snape's voice was still very soft, as if it would dissipate with a gust of wind.
He continued, "You showed serious homicidal tendencies when you were sixteen, didn't you?"
"It's been over a decade since we last met, and you've actually developed a sense of humor. You've successfully made me laugh," Sirius said nonchalantly. "You deserved what happened. You were the one who followed us suspiciously first, just trying to figure out what we were doing and hoping we'd get expelled from school."
"Impressive, to be able to let attempted murder go so easily." Snape's tone shifted, becoming stern. "Was your attitude just as nonchalant when you betrayed your best friend? You killed her!"
Sirius's pale face lost its smugness, and his whole demeanor darkened, radiating a dangerous aura from within.
Delizi, who was leaning against the wall, slowly opened his eyes. He seemed to have heard some incredible secret.
Soon, Delilah closed his eyes again, asking nothing and listening to nothing, hoping only that Felix could find Belvina quickly.
"It's my fault that they died. It's all my fault," Sirius said hoarsely. "It was me. We trusted the wrong people."
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Delixi opened his tightly closed eyes again. What was this? Was this something he could just listen to? Why hadn't Belvina arrived yet?
"Are you trying to justify your shameless actions, or are you repenting for something else?" Snape said viciously. "They, your fellow prisoners in Azkaban, they must really want to kill you, right?"
Snape took another step forward, leaned down to look Sirius directly in the eye, and his deep black pupils clearly reflected the shadow of his enemy.
"So you escaped, and twelve years after killing your best friends, you wanted to kill their son," Snape said, emphasizing each word. "And Lupin, Remus Lupin—"
Sirius, who was sitting in the chair, suddenly yelled, "Shut up! Shut your stinking mouth!"
"He helped you infiltrate the school, didn't he?" Snape continued. "Dumbledore believed he was harmless." Sirius, bound in chains, suddenly slammed his head against Snape, struggling violently and screaming, "Shut up! Snape! Shut up!"
"Dumbledore actually believed in werewolves! Werewolves are all evil, soulless, and deserve to die!" Snape deftly dodged backward, then continued, "You're in cahoots! You both deserve to die!"
"I'm going to kill you, Snape!" Sirius roared furiously. "Kill you!"
With his back against the wall, Dumbledore didn't even bother to open his eyes this time. Dumbledore had actually hired werewolves as Hogwarts teachers—he was tired. Destroy it already.
"Oh, and your sister, Belvina Black," Snape continued provoking. "She's in with you guys too, isn't she? You're all in cahoots, thinking you can fool everyone?"
Snape suddenly lowered his voice again, so that only he and Sirius could hear it clearly.
He said, "Come on, kill me, hurry up and do it, just like you did when you were sixteen."
Snape, almost frantic, continued in a low voice, "Please, please give me a reason, and I swear I won't hold back."
As he spoke, he gripped the wand tucked into his robe, his sallow face filled with hatred. He truly wanted to kill Sirius Black with his own hands and avenge his beloved.
"Haha—" Sirius suddenly burst into laughter, laughing so hard that tears streamed down his face.
Sirius Black said, his voice a mix of laughter and tears, "Severus Snape, you're such a complete idiot! You want to kill me!"
"I'll do whatever you want! Remus is the kindest person I've ever met. He's not like you, Snape, you pathetic wretch."
Enraged, Snape slowly drew his wand, repeating in a low voice, "Give me a reason, give me a reason to kill you right now."
Only then did the seemingly dead Dexter finally understand why Felix was so determined to stop Snape. It wasn't that the young Felix was reckless; rather, it was because enemies were bound to be hostile to each other!
"Professor Snape!" Dolittle roared. "What are you doing! Put away your wand!"
Dolith drew his wand and pointed it at Snape, then said, "No matter how serious Black's crimes are, they are not your responsibility. Put down your wand!"
Snape's face darkened, and his hand holding the wand trembled, causing sparks to fly from the tip of the wand.
A few seconds later, Snape closed his eyes in pain and slowly reinserted his wand into his robes.
Snape moved slowly, seemingly still fantasizing that Sirius would suddenly attack, giving him a chance to kill Sirius.
"Now, please leave, Sneaky—" Before Delilah could finish speaking, he suddenly grabbed his head and rolled forward with a thud!
With a loud bang, the room door was blown open, and smoke and dust billowed everywhere.
Suddenly, Snape drew his wand again and aimed it at the doorway of the room, a beam of red light shooting out from the tip of the wand.
At the same time, a magical light shone from the smoke rising from the doorway, striking Snape directly inside the room.
The two spells collided in mid-air. Snape's spell veered off course and landed on the wall, blasting a large crater in the rough stone. The other spell struck the window, shattering the dirty glass.
The sudden conflict did not stop there; Snape, filled with resentment, attacked, and a dazzling red light illuminated the entire room.
As the dust settled at the doorway, Belvina's figure appeared, and her acacia wand once again shone with magical light, shooting out a beam of white light.
This time, their spells did not bounce off or change direction as before. Instead, two dazzling beams of light, one red and one white, met in the air and connected, making the room even brighter.
The wand in Belvina's hand vibrated at a high frequency as if it were electrified. Belvina frowned and slowly stepped into the room where Sirius was temporarily imprisoned.
On the other side, Snape gripped his wand tightly, his sallow face filled with even more resentment.
Sirius refused to fall for the trick, and Belvina arrived just in time, making it virtually impossible for her to find a reason to kill him.
"You are all in cahoots," said Chisneep, his eyes blinded by hatred and his brain consumed by the flames of revenge.
Belvina remained silent, steadily advancing and continuously suppressing Snape with her magic.
Sirius Black, strapped to the chair, sneered, "You idiot, hopelessly stupid! Aren't you the Potions Professor? Don't you have any potions that can make you smarter?"
"Shut up, Sirius!" Belvina yelled. "Get out of here."
Sirius Black, panting, jumped backward, chair and all, and said, "How can you not tell inside from outside?!"
Suddenly, Snape released his magic and quickly dodged to the side. Red and white magic swept past him, and a large hole was blasted open in the rough stone wall behind him, letting in a howling wind.
Immediately afterwards, Snape waved his wand, and an invisible blade sliced through the air, striking at Belvina opposite him.
Belvina raised her left arm, and a silver-white kite-shaped shield appeared out of thin air, with the Black family crest engraved on its surface.
The invisible blades slashed heavily against the kite-shaped shield, producing a series of heavy thuds, like a heavy hammer striking the hearts of everyone in the room.
At the same time, Belvina waved her right hand, and the tip of her acacia staff shone with light again.