Time witchcraft

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         Eli's hunch was completely correct, Snape was much more difficult to change than Petunia to persuade—neither of them was of the same magnitude of prejudice and determination, and he understood this earlier than Lily.

　　No matter what kind of family a new student comes from, whether or not you know the wizarding world before entering the school, you can fully feel the hostility between Gryffindor and Slytherin House within a month of the start of school. Strangely enough, there are four houses in the school, but the gunpowder smell is only concentrated between these two houses, and Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff can be quite protected from them, which is really confusing.

　　If you look into the reason, it is probably because the two are strong competitors in both the Quidditch Cup and the House Cup, and the temperament and characteristics of the Academy are also very incompatible. So while neither Professor McGonagall nor Professor Slughorn were very eccentric – Professor Slughorn may have given special preference to some outstanding students – even with two relatively impartial deans, the hostility of the two houses did not cut by half a point.

　　But Lily doesn't care about that, she thinks that the childish opposition between the two houses will have no effect on her finding her best friend to do homework.

　　She used to do homework with Snape in the library – the annoying megalomaniacs Potter and Black were always present in the Gryffindor common room. The two imaginary guys were annoyed by breaking the rules for fun, and had not learned to respect others, but they were especially popular, as if everyone else was blind, and she would rather walk a few extra steps to the library to write with Seaver.

　　It's not limited to dating two people, Lily calls Mary together every time - girls' friendships are so inseparable, like conjoined babies, there is almost no time to separate.

　　Snape was visibly unhappy about this, but he didn't come out in front of Lily. Eli thinks that this has nothing to do with him at all, and looks at his books indisputably, alone in the undercurrent of his classmates.

　　"Don't always hold your books, Eli, you can't finish reading. How can you only look at these books? You should talk to your friends more. "

　　Lily pulled away the book in front of him and closed it, leaning her head over to see where his homework had been written. After seeing his progress clearly, she suddenly let out a small exclamation: "You are almost finished!" How can it be so fast? I've just written a third of it!"

　　"Do we have to chat in the library..." Eli looked up reluctantly, looked at the book that Lily had taken, sighed, put the paper at the end, and pushed it towards Lily, "This is my train of thought, can be compared, if you need to."

That's really thankful. Lily said with a smile, take his paper, look carefully, compare it with her own paper, and get some inspiration, she is very good at this.

　　She was a clever witch, and after more than a month of school, her talent had begun to show, and her Muggle family background had not buried this talent, and her excellence was obvious.

　　But Eli is different from her cleverness. If Lily has an outstanding talent and strong creativity to excel in Transfiguration and Potions classes, Eli has a meticulous logical mind and strong memory, and a keen interest in the principles of magic applications, which is unrivaled in classes such as Charms and History of Magic.

　　This ability is especially evident in essay writing: no one can beat him in the assignment that needs to be handed in, and since the beginning of the school year, he has added at least thirty points to Gryffindor for excellent essay work.