Hogwarts: I'm Cousin Harry.

The results are quite pessimistic.

Not just the mental aspect, Dudley had very little to say about it, what he was referring to was the physical aspect.

Although the Longbottoms are only in their 40s now, their physical condition is comparable to that of a 60-year-old.

Such a result, on the one hand, is the sequelae of the three unforgivable curses, and on the other hand, it is purely insufficient nutritional intake.

"Neville, visit your parents more if you have nothing to do, and bring more food."

Dudley reminded.

The body itself has the function of self-healing, the premise is to ensure enough nutrition.

"Brother D, can my parents do anything?"

Neville asked suddenly.

Looking at Neville's round face full of expectations, although Dudley couldn't bear it, he still sighed and said truthfully, "I can't do anything for now."

It is much more difficult to cure the Longbottom couple who suffered a nervous breakdown from one of the three unforgivable curses, the Cruciatus Curse, than the two old wizards who cured the Forgetting Curse.

The Forgetting Curse can be forcibly broken by other spells. Voldemort cast it on Bertha Jorkins who was hit by Barty Crouch's powerful Forgetting Curse in the original book, and successfully broke the effect of the Forgetting Curse. This violent method has huge sequelae, but at least it shows that there is a solution.

And he suffered a mental breakdown after being hit by the Cruciatus Curse. It's really not a level of difficulty

It's not like there's no hope at all.

But the current Dudley can't do it.

He still needs to study further.

As for the use of the Philosopher's Stone. First of all, the Philosopher's Stone is not omnipotent. It can only be used as a pass to ignore the principle of equivalent exchange, especially for souls and emotions. You can't bring the dead back to life.

It is more reliable to use the seven dragon balls to summon the dragon or win the holy grail (untainted) to make a wish.

'temporary'

Neville, who usually looks naive, has captured this word very keenly at this time.

The fire of hope that had been extinguished in my heart was rekindled.

Although he was very excited, he didn't ask Dudley when it would be okay, he knew that he would tell himself when Dudley thought it was okay.

The fact that Dudley would lie was out of his mind.

Brother D never said what he couldn't do. Since he said it, it means that he is sure to do it.

"Neville, Hermione and I are waiting for you outside, you can accompany them."

Dudley patted Neville on the shoulder and said a few words of encouragement.

"Study hard and make yourself better. I think the Longbottoms must hope to see a better you when they are sober."

Of course, if one day the Longbottoms wake up, they would prefer to see a healthy Neville growing up.

Except for a very small number of scumbags, most normal parents hope so.

Chapter 184 182 Professor Snape, mother misses you very much.

Where does Snape live?

Some people may say that at Hogwarts, this answer is right or wrong.

Normally Snape was at Hogwarts.

But during the holidays he chooses another place, his former home

The small town of Cokeworth, a famous slum in England.

Many years ago, Snape lived here with Irene Snape (Snape's mother) and Tobia Snape (Snape's father).

In fact, with Snape's current ability, he could go to more and better places, but he didn't do that. Snape would still return to this small town during vacations.

Because this was where he and Lily lived together.

The specific location of Snape's house is located in a suburban street in the small town of Cokeworth - Spider's End Lane.

This is a slum in a slum, and the surrounding environment can only be described in three words.

Dirty, messy, poor.

Even Dudley, who had seen the world, came here and was shocked by the harsh environment.

It's hard to imagine this being the immaculately clean England portrayed in magazines such as Yimumu and Poisoner.

Fortunately, it's not in Neon, otherwise I would have to add a toilet to make it clean and drinkable.

A huge chimney shot straight into the sky, it was a relic left by an abandoned mill, standing tall, eerie, decaying, and ominous.Rows of dilapidated brick houses, the windows on the houses looked dark and lifeless in the night.

The ordinary people living here have basically moved away, leaving only a very small number of elderly people who are unable to leave.

Next to it was a foul-smelling, dirty stream, with green, blue, and yellow unknown substances floating on it.

Dudley thought it was normal for a mutant water monkey to pop out of the river, let alone a fish.

Pretty standard industrial town.

It may have once been glorious, but now it is just a forgotten place.

It is completely incomparable with Godric's Hollow, where the Potter family's old house is located.

Dudley came to one of the dilapidated houses.

It looks like it has been exposed to wind and sun for many years, and many walls have peeled off from the outside, giving the illusion that it is crumbling and may collapse at any time.

It's actually pretty solid.

"bang, bang, bang"

Dudley stepped forward and knocked on the door.

After half a slam, the door was slowly opened with a gap, and the indifferent, deep and vigilant gaze softened a little after seeing that it was Dudley.

Inside the door, Snape was wearing a light black pajamas and a dark green nightcap that looked a bit worn out, his hair was as greasy as ever.

"Mr. Dursley, I think it's a holiday."

Although the words were indifferent, the door was completely opened and Dudley was signaled to enter the room.

The room is much more spacious than it looks from the outside. Although the floor and furniture look rich in history, they are very clean and tidy.

Dudley just followed Snape to the room on the left. This is the reception room. Dudley's only impression of this place is books. The room is full of bookshelves, filled with all kinds of books. Without exception It's all about magic.

'Lily has loved reading since she was a child. '

Dudley remembered a detail his mother had mentioned.

Snape sat on a chair and first motioned for Dudley to sit down. He looked him in the eyes and said, "I don't remember telling you where I live, Mr. Dursley."

"Petunia told me," Dudley replied honestly.

The chairs in Snape's house, like his house, have obviously experienced the baptism of history. When he sat down, the chair made a 'creaking' sound under the weight, as if it would collapse at any time.

"It's rare that she still remembers." Snape sighed lightly.

"Mom actually misses you as an old friend very much. If you have time, I hope you can come to our house."

These are not polite words from Dudley. Since Dudley really went to Hogwarts, Petunia's knots have been untied. After learning from Dudley that Snape is a professor at Hogwarts, She also wanted to meet her 'old friend' Snape.

Snape's eyes were still dull, but there was a flash of memory in his eyes.

Petunia is Lily's older sister. When Nesp was looking for Lily when she was a child, she was often blocked by Petunia. The reason was naturally to guard against Snape. Petunia was very close to Lily and didn't want her sister to be unknown. Where did the bad boy abduct him.

But at that time Lily liked being with Snape very much, so she basically didn't listen to Petunia.

It took a long time to block (Penny), sneak away (Lily), and respond (Snape).

Once you come and go, you will get acquainted with each other.

It's actually quite interesting to think about that time.

Although Petunia failed to go to Hogwarts in the end, and Lily was indeed abducted by bad boys other than Snape, the relationship between the three was naturally broken.

Looking at it now, things have long changed.

It would be great if time stayed in the carefree childhood.

Or, if they haven't received any letters from Hogwarts, don't know about wizards, and have been living as ordinary people, maybe everything will be different.

"I need your help, Professor."

Dudley got straight to the point, and slowly told Snape what he needed.

"You want to treat two wizards who have been amnesiaced and have completely forgotten the past? It sounds serious."

Snape was slightly surprised, but his expression still didn't change much. This was the aftereffect of Occlumency: "But why not send them to St. Mungo's, where the therapists are professionals."

’ I used to think so, until I got my knee. No, until I actually went to St. Mungo’s. '

'If the healers at St. Mungo's were good, I wouldn't be here. '

Those therapists can at most treat some skin trauma, and they can't do anything more serious. Most of the therapists are not even as good as Madam Pomfrey, the school doctor at Hogwarts.

"In terms of attainments in potions, you are the strongest wizard I have ever seen. If you take the lead, there must be no problem."

Dudley complimented without hesitation.

"Lily is better than me." Snape blurted out without thinking.

Dudley: .

'Ah, that's right, right, right, little aunt Lily is the strongest potion master in the world, and little aunt Lily is invincible. '

Perhaps realizing that he had lost his composure, Snape coughed lightly to cover up his embarrassment, and quickly changed the subject.

"Where are they now?"

"London's Tulip Quarter."

Hearing this strange address, Snape frowned slightly: "Why are you there?"

After thinking about it for a long time, he didn't think of any wizards living there, and there were no buildings of the wizarding world.

Seems like a pure Muggle residence?

"I own a property there."

Snape:

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The next day, Snape, who had changed into the iconic pitch black robe, came to the Tulip Community in London, and came to this conclusion after checking the conditions of the two old wizards.

"Been under the Oblivion Curse for a while"

It wasn't that Dudley didn't want to take the two of them to Godric's Hollow, mainly because the Potter's old house was right next to them. Wouldn't taking them there stimulate Snape?

"It's more troublesome to recover."

Snape's evaluation is 'it's troublesome to recover' rather than St. Mungo's healer's 'can only do his best', which is the gap between the two.

"Professor, you should have a way."

Dudley said as he placed bottles of potion ingredients from his bag on the table.

"I have a solution?" Snape raised his eyebrows, and looked at Dudley with a little dissatisfaction: "Let's talk about your suggestion first."

Snape was generally satisfied with Dudley, the 'disciple' whom he taught and grew up by himself. After seeing the condition of the two, Snape believed that Dudley also had the ability to heal them.

"I think it can be added with the revival spell and the memory potion."

Dudley made his point.

"Your idea is theoretically valid, but it's a bit conservative. Remember, you are a potion master, don't just wave your magic wand foolishly. Restoration potions and memory potions can also achieve the same effect, or even better. good."

Snape made a brief evaluation upon hearing the words, and expressed his point of view, which made Dudley suddenly enlightened.

After all, they are the top potion masters in the wizarding world. In terms of purely making potions, there is actually not much difference between Dudley and Snape now, but Dudley is still slightly inferior in the use of potions.

"It seems that you still lack some practical experience."