Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

"Crunch--"

With a moaning sound that would only be emitted when the wooden board was bent, the Change was rarely tilted slightly, causing things that were not fixed everywhere on the ship to move or even fall down.

Obviously, it wasn't just the little wizards in the classroom who noticed that they were leaning forward.

"Slap."

At that moment, Snape, who was briskly walking on the aisle, quickly squatted a little, stretched out his hand and helped him on the floor, so that he would not let himself fall to the ground like unlucky Alexander.

After the angle of the boat was right again, he turned his head, and saw that Professor McGonagall, who was behind him, had just caught the curtain hanging on the wall on the side of the aisle in time. Stand up straight.

"Severus," McGonagall said to Snape. "Don't go back, I think we'll go straight to the deck! By the way, please call Felius and Pomona together. "

"Ok."

Snape, who had just wanted to discuss it with McGonagall, nodded at this moment, and immediately turned back and walked back.

"Sure enough ... this Demstrom's change ship should theoretically be able to resist the pull of the deep-sea vortex," he said as he walked, "what power can make it happen suddenly in such a large scale? tilt?"

Because this aisle is located on the center line of the ship, and cannot directly see the outside view through the portholes, this makes Snape worry more.

"Professor McGonagall, I'll go back to the deck and take a look first. You should call Flitwick and Sprout as soon as possible ... Leave the students to other professors for now!"

As he passed by McGonagall, he said this before adding:

"I can feel from now on that there is a will who is watching me ... No, maybe it's someone who is watching the whole ship at all! Remember to be careful, although I don't know what it is, I think It must be unusual. "

Before the words fell, he was far away from McGonagall and stepped up the stairs on the deck.

...

To be honest, Snape's character, if this happened somewhere outside this ship, then he would not behave more positively than he does now. Even if he encountered such a situation on board, if he did not have Tia, he might just leave it as the case may be.

But now, Severus Snape is no longer alone. With a younger sister, his changes are still great. Although he never mentions it, he seems to have gradually become accustomed to taking care of Tiya's thoughts in everything.

Just like now, once this accident of hidden crisis happens, he knows that Tia will never put his own interests as the highest priority like him-this is not the case. Down on the deck, Tia took the initiative to go to the student bedroom area to check the situation of the little wizards!

For this reason, at least Snape felt that he seemed to have no more choice.

And instead of hesitating there, should he insist on watching the changes, he quickly decided, in the end, be more proactive!

"Well, most of the time the little girl won't go ... it's really troublesome!"

While muttering like this, he climbed up the stairs again, pushed open the hatch and returned to the outside deck. The moment he opened the door, he noticed that the mist seemed to completely cover the sea.

This terrible sense of sight instantly made Snape frown more and more.

"boom!"

With the hatch shut behind her back, Snape took two steps on this wet, misty deck, touching the railing near the side of the ship with memory.

It can be heard that the sound of the surrounding waves beating against the hull can still be heard, and the rhythm and power seem to be the same as those of the usual waves.

Well, what seems to have just tilted the ship forward is definitely not the waves.

After clearing an obvious wrong answer, Snape took a moment's foot, followed by and continued to move forward-he did not have the magical sensing ability like Maca and others. After setting aside vision, he wanted to be in the fog. Obviously predicting danger and finding enemies is obviously not an easy task.

Of course, what is even more critical at this time may be that he apparently has no idea what the enemy is.

But then, I don't know if I should say "fortunately" here. In short, while Snape clenched his wand and walked on the deck step by step, the huge shadow that the little wizards had seen in the porthole in the classroom of the Transfiguration class suddenly disappeared from the fog in the direction of the bow. Emerging, slowly drifting from left to right in Snape's vision.

Yes, although it looks a bit strange to describe it as a huge body, it is indeed similar to a "floating" gesture in the past. Obviously, it looks like a mountain in the hazy fog, but it moves without being shocked or silent, and even makes people wonder whether they have dazzled the living body and what hallucinations are produced.

At that moment, Snape stopped, his face was so dignified. While waiting for the other party to recover and disappear in the mist, he didn't even dare to breathe out loud, as if he was afraid that his own breath caught the other party's attention.

Because, that guy looks too big-even bigger than the entire Change!

There is no doubt that the vast ocean is still a lot of secrets for Muggles and Wizards, and such a large space does not seem to be so surprising.

So, at the moment, Snape is still not sure if they have encountered some unknown magical creature or natural phenomenon by accident, or to say ... this actually means ~ www.ltnovel.com ~ Herborn Did the guy finally find them again?

"Fogging? Wait ... Severus?"

And just as Snape stood on the deck and pondered carefully, McGonagall's voice came from the door, interrupting his thoughts.

"Severus, are you still on the deck?"

"Yes," Snape froze, and immediately said, "Professor McGonagall, don't be too loud, there's something in the fog around-I just saw a very huge shadow passing by."

Although he didn't know what Snape said, he didn't even know how big the "very huge" in his mouth was. However, just after they heard that, Meg and others on the deck closed their mouths and everyone became cautious.

"Millerova ... This fog is weird, you know, I'm a little worried. Otherwise, just go and start the change first, and let's move away immediately?"

Sprout couldn't help but suggest it.

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