Hogwarts: I'm just here to enjoy the magic

Jack and Snape came to the Department of Mysteries.

This is an institution directly under the Ministry of Magic and can only be reached via an elevator.

It was a round room.

The walls of the room are dark and smooth, with twelve unmarked black doors scattered around the center of the room.

It is said that the Department of Mysteries is responsible for researching and dealing with phenomena and abilities that even wizards find strange.

Such as time.

It falls within the category.

Snape was here for the first time, and so was Jack.

So, where exactly is the time turner?

Snape looked at Jack.

Jack shook his head helplessly: "Why do you suddenly become a wage earner?"

No, it's as if he came here specifically to serve Snape, the boss.

Forget it, there are some things that are really convenient for him to do anyway.

Let him take action, let him take action.

Just open a door and walk around for a while.

After meeting the staff of the Department of Mysteries, I immediately took control.

Then Legilimency, memory search.

It didn't take much effort to find what I was looking for.

"found it."

"Let me take a look." Snape took over and also activated Legilimency to check the employee's memory. "I see, it's over there."

With the guidance of corresponding memories, the two entered the time hall smoothly.

The hall of time is filled with all kinds of strange phenomena.

For example, a bird flies from one end to the other.

It's like a scene in a movie, cut out individually and played over and over again.

It looks fragmented and weird.

Snape paused for a moment, just to watch this magical scene.

"Stop looking and hurry up."

Jack urged casually.

Time travel is useless to him now.

The time converter thing is too restrictive, with a limit of no more than five hours.

It doesn’t mean it can only be used for five hours.

Rather, the time span cannot exceed five hours.

For example, it's evening now, time to have dinner.

The most it can do is jump to noon, giving people an extra lunch.

As for going to 12 years ago...

You have to prepare for the consequences of your body aging directly for 12 years after your return.

And this is only the 'minimum loss' speculated based on past cases.

In fact, the losses may be greater.

In addition, time travel can currently only go to the past, not the future.

This is also a big problem.

Of course, time travel is not meaningless.

Look at it from Jack's adult mind.

If we cultivate a few determined guys who are willing to be self-destructing trucks...

If Voldemort can't be killed, why can't he kill a mere Tom Marvolo Riddle?

Especially Tom who is still in the orphanage.

Isn't that enough to have a hand?

Don't say that traveling to the past will violate hundreds of laws, and don't say that it will cause great harm to your body...

Not afraid of death, but still afraid of harm?

Not to mention wizards with various control and brainwashing abilities, even Muggles...

Is there anyone who is willing to sacrifice everything for doctrine and truth?

Are there fewer people hijacking planes and crashing them into skyscrapers?

Therefore, he has never been able to understand it.

How did the wizarding world of Yu country get to this point?

Let Voldemort dominate.

Sure enough, it's just a fairy tale.

"What are you thinking about?" Snape suddenly asked, "I saw you looking at those converters, motionless, for a long time."

"No." Jack restrained his scattered thoughts and hesitated, "I was just thinking, since there is a way to go back to the past, why didn't the future me leave any information for me? For example, tell me the results of the cloning research in advance. "

After hearing this, Snape was silent for a moment, and then shook his head: "If you can understand this eternal problem, you will have transcended time.

We are only human after all. "

What Jack said does make sense.

It’s okay if you don’t get the time turner.

But they were all standing in front of the time turner.

Obviously it can be used at will, but there is no 'unexpected reminder'.

It's obvious that they in the future don't care about what's going on here.

but……

Now that they all have time turners, why not come over in advance and tell them the results of the research?

"Will such terrible things no longer exist in the future?" Snape suddenly looked at Jack.

There was something else in his eyes.

"Well, that's a possibility." Jack didn't avoid it.

Because he was already thinking about taking advantage of this opportunity to pack up all the time turners and take them away.

Then, one by one, those researchers from the Department of Mysteries had their memories erased.

Time travel.

The Department of Mysteries cannot grasp such a terrifying ability.

Leave it to me.

"Anyway, I'll take one first." Snape stretched out his hand and took out a time turner.

"Do you want to mark it?" he asked suddenly.

"No, just remember to bring it back after use." Jack didn't say much.

Anyway, Snape was poisoned by him.

There is no way to escape from his grasp.

"Do you still remember the content of the plan?" He just reminded seriously, "After going back to the past and finishing things, I will remain anonymous and stay with the United States for enough time."

This was something he had agreed upon with Snape.

Snape will take some resources and go back to 12 years ago.

This time I went back not to prevent Lily from dying.

Instead, look for an opportunity to control her and get some of her blood.

then……

Just make clones.

Then, it was time for Snape to move around freely.

He will have 12 full years to squander and enjoy.

Follow the flow of time and return to contemporary times.

"Don't be impulsive."

Jack reminded repeatedly.

"Even if Lily is not dead, she is not yours. And if she is alive, she cannot ignore what you want to do. I hope you can treat her death rationally."

Snape is a warrior of love.

It's easy for him to go back to the time when Lily was still alive, and things could go wrong.

No one knows what strange things he will do.

No wonder Dumbledore never dared to let him do such a thing.

Even for Jack, it's psychological persuasion + Gu insect supervision.

A two-pronged approach.

Only dare to do so.

Of course, it's definitely not because 'Lockhart' is the 'mastermind' behind everything and is not afraid of Snape betraying 'Lockhart'. He stabbed 'Lockhart' in the past and dared to do this.

"Hmph, you don't need to tell me, I know everything."

Snape snorted coldly.

Of course he knew that he was no match for Voldemort.

Right now, he is at most a [-]-[-] equal to the remaining-blooded Voldemort.

And before Lily died...

Voldemort was at his peak.

It's not something he can handle at all.

"Okay, the goal is achieved, let's leave first."