Necromancers Guide to Magic

Every time he took a step or two, he would look back or look around.

Benjamin was also very vigilant, he had been keeping a very long distance from Snape.

And since he had figured out the pattern of Snape's turning back, he was always able to hide behind the tree a second before Snape turned his head.

By this time, Draco and Ron should have finished cursing, and then returned to the restaurant, ready to have dinner.

Ron and Harry were definitely celebrating Gryffindor's victory, and Draco would definitely taunt Harry in the restaurant.

At this time, no one will come to the Forbidden Forest.

No one will find Benjamin.

What would Snape do in the Forbidden Forest?

Is it really the master who came to pursue him?Benjamin really wanted to see what the big demon whose name could not be said looked like.

After passing through the big trees, Benjamin finally stopped behind a tall beech.

Because there was a wide open space in front of it, and Snape stopped on the open space.

Is he waiting for someone?

Benjamin drew back as much as possible, not wanting Snape to notice his presence.

Because Professor Snape at this time was not so alike in peacetime, and there was a dark atmosphere all over his body.

Benjamin used to be this kind of breath.

At this moment, Benjamin heard the sound of a snake.

"Hiss."

A giant python crawled out of the forbidden forest.

Professor Snape's face was pale, he drew his wand out and pointed it at the giant python.

The python raised his head, and put Snape's wand on top of his head without fear.

Benjamin's heart suddenly got a little faster, and when he was hesitating whether he needed to come out to help Professor Snape, Snape himself took the wand back.

He bent down slightly, then looked sharply in a certain direction of the Forbidden Forest.

"Hiss." The python spit out the snake letter, then hovered at Snape's feet, surrounding him.

"I thought it was Nagini." Professor Snape said to himself hollowly.

Benjamin is very puzzled, who is Nagini?Is it also a snake?

At this time, Benjamin saw someone he hadn't expected.

That will be accompanied by the smell of garlic as soon as he appears, and the only nonsense Professor Quirrell.

Of course, Benjamin never looked down upon this timid professor.

Every time he appeared, the timing was so right that Benjamin had to wonder whether this person had the ability to predict.

"Of course it's not Nagini, this is just a giant python in the Forbidden Forest, the new friend the owner has just met." Professor Quirrell now doesn't have the timidity he had before, and he looks quite emboldened and generous.

However, Benjamin felt that Professor Quirrell seemed to dislike Snape.

"Quelow, you should know what I am going to warn you about." Professor Snape looked at Professor Quirrell contemptuously, his wand tilted downward.

It seemed to be aimed at the head of the giant python, and also at Professor Quirrell.

"Oh, Severus, you are still so impulsive. Are you trying to keep me away from him? Or, let me let him go? Then I can only tell you that because of him, the master has become what he is now It looks like this. I will never let him live! Severus, don't you want to see Potter's son die! If it weren't for him, Lily..."

Professor Quirrell said surprisingly, he looked at Professor Snape warily.

Benjamin finally remembered at this moment, the voice of the man in the cloak, isn't it Professor Quirrell!

Besides, Professor Snape could not bear to kill Harry?

In fact, Benjamin thought about giving Harry’s head to Professor Snape.

"Stop talking!" Professor Snape immediately interrupted Professor Quirrell. His anger caused the giant python to hide aside again. It seemed to be worried that it would die under Professor Snape's wand.

"Well, I won't say anything, then let's get back to the topic, about the Philosopher's Stone."

"Sorcerer's Stone? Quirrell, I thought you were at least a little wary, aren't you afraid of being heard!" Professor Snape said with a sneer.

At this time, Benjamin clearly felt that the beech he was leaning against seemed to shake.

Benjamin raised his head slightly, he saw a dark figure.

And a broom.

By the way, there are still a few fallen leaves.

Quirrell seemed to be thinking about something. Snape interrupted him, "Have you figured out how to subdue Hagrid's monster?"

"But—but—but, Severus, I—" Professor Quirrell became weak again, and Benjamin almost thought this person had a split personality.

"You don't want me to be your enemy, Quirrell." Snape said, taking a step closer to him.

"I—I don't know—know you—" Professor Quirrell seemed to be crying, and Benjamin found Harry's expression very angry.

Of course he was angry because of Professor Quirrell.

"You know what I mean."

At this moment an owl called out loudly and Harry almost fell from the tree.

Benjamin felt a few more leaves on his head.

Benjamin patted the fallen leaves off just in time to hear Snape say, "Your secret trick. I'll wait."

"But—but, I'm not all the same—" Professor Quirrell looked flustered. How did he be tough for a while and cowardly for a while?

"Very good." Snape interrupted. "It won't be long. We will talk about it again when you have time to think carefully and decide whom to loyal."

Professor Snape covered his head with a cloak and strode out of the clearing.

It was almost completely dark, and Benjamin could see Quirrell standing motionless, like a clay and wood sculpture.

At this moment, he raised his hair and felt that Harry had mounted his broom again and left.

Benjamin curled his mouth, and Harry probably believed that Professor Snape was the villain who wanted the Philosopher's Stone.

Then, if he knew that Snape actually didn't want to kill him, what would he think?

And, Professor Quirrell, who was loyal to Voldemort, might have become a kind angel in Harry's eyes.

"I'll just watch in silence, and get as much benefit as possible."

Benjamin waited for Professor Quirrell to recover, and after leaving, he was ready to leave.

However, Benjamin found that he couldn't move at all.

Because in front of him, it was pitch black, and a pair of green eyes appeared in the pitch black, round eyes.

Then through the faint light, he saw the protruding snake letter and the "hissing" sound.

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