Harry had also lost his ability to think. There was only one thought in his mind, and that was to capture Snape and avenge Dumbledore!
Even though he already knew that Dumbledore had left willingly, things should not have turned out this way. Snape should not have killed Dumbledore.
Impossible, things could not have turned out this way.
Why was it Snape? Dumbledore trusted him so much.
Even when Malfoy killed Dumbledore, Harry was not as angry as he was now. Therefore, when he saw Elwyn controlling the flying broomstick to join their battle, he did not think much and rushed to grab the broomstick that Elwyn had left behind.
"Harry..." Elwyn shouted. He did not want Harry to chase after Snape!
There was no point in keeping Snape. At this time, they had to make everyone believe that Snape had killed Dumbledore, and not keep him to explain himself.
Snape had to escape. After Dumbledore left, the battle began!
In this battle, Snape would play the most important role, but first, he had to gain the trust of the Lord Voldemort as much as possible.
If he was caught, this level of trust would be greatly reduced.
If the truth was discovered, then they would face the darkest consequences.
A spell exploded and hit Harry, who was climbing on the broomstick. His body was bleeding, but he ignored it, as if he had gone mad.
Harry did not care about his injuries, and did not hear Elwyn's words at all. He shouted at Elwyn in a hoarse voice, "He killed Dumbledore, he killed Dumbledore, I want to catch him, I have to catch him."
"What?!"
The one who reacted the most to Harry's words was Hagrid. His huge body that was charging towards the enemy stopped abruptly.
"What did you just say, Harry?!"
Harry did not answer him. He had already flown into the sky and chased after Snape and Malfoy who were by the city wall.
Soon, he disappeared into the deep night sky.
Seeing that Hagrid was also not in a normal state, Elwyn sighed. Both of them were like this. He waved his wand and a red light shot towards the Death Eater who was about to cast the Avada Curse on Hagrid …
Beside the wall, Malfoy's mind, which had been reactivated, was still in a mess.
He still couldn't believe that Dumbledore had died just like that!
Although this was something he had imagined countless times in the past year, when Dumbledore's death really happened, Malfoy did not have the courage to believe it.
Dumbledore, such a powerful Magus, had died just like that!
It was Snape who killed him!
Thinking of this, Malfoy turned his head and looked at the familiar yet unfamiliar figure beside him in fear.
Was this still the director he was familiar with? The two of them had actually killed Dumbledore.
Malfoy had already known Snape since he was very, very young.
Their relationship was extraordinary. It was not just a simple teacher-student relationship. Snape was also his godfather.
However, to be honest, Malfoy did not really like this godfather of his. No matter how one looked at it, Snape was not a person that people would like, but his father trusted him. Malfoy also knew that Snape was a very capable Magus with sufficient status and identity.
The director of Slytherin Academy, a Potion Master, and a powerful Magus. These identities overlapped, and it was enough for Snape to provide a lot of help to Malfoy's growth. The principle of the Malfoy family making friends was not based on personal preferences, but on the person's usefulness.
There was no doubt that Severus Snape was very useful and qualified to be his godfather.
Especially since entering the academy, Snape had taken special care of him, which made Malfoy believe in this. Although his relationship with Snape could not be said to be very good, Malfoy was undoubtedly proud of having this godfather.
All this changed after the resurrection of the Lord Voldemort!
Especially after his father, Lucius Malfoy, was caught in Azkaban, many things changed.
Looking at his increasingly haggard mother and the family that was not as powerful as before, Draco Malfoy attributed all this to the changes in the world.
Under the rule of the Dark Lord, the old set of rules no longer worked.
If he wanted to regain his glory, he had to adapt to the new rules. He had to gain the trust of the Dark Lord. Malfoy knew this very well. Therefore, when the Lord Voldemort appointed him to take on the task of killing Dumbledore, he was more delighted than afraid of death.
He knew that this was a punishment for his father's failure, but at the same time, it was also an opportunity.
As long as he could seize this opportunity, he could lead the Malfoy family back to the top.
Malfoy firmly believed in this. This was the only motivation that had supported him for the past year.
Although Snape had expressed countless times that he wanted to help him complete the task, Malfoy did not trust Snape at all. Under the new rules, Snape was no longer his godfather, no longer the person who would bring help to the Malfoy family, but his competitor.
Yes, competitor!
In the past year, Malfoy had told himself countless times that no one was trustworthy, including Snape, Gore, and Clark.
He could only rely on himself now, and the only one he could trust was himself.
As long as he killed Dumbledore, he would gain glory. The Dark Lord would bestow upon him the highest glory.
Malfoy firmly believed in this, until tonight … Standing in front of the weakened Dumbledore, he only needed a spell to kill him, but Malfoy found that he could not do it. He could not kill Dumbledore.
He could not in the past, not now, and not in the future.
In Dumbledore's words, he was not a murderer, his soul had not fallen to that level.
Not to mention, the person he wanted to kill was Dumbledore, the strongest wizard.
As for those Death Eaters, no matter how much they looked like they did not care, Malfoy knew that they were actually afraid. They did not have the courage to take that final step.
They were all cowards, and did not dare to kill Dumbledore.
But Snape, the professor and godfather that Malfoy was once very familiar with, had killed Dumbledore without hesitation, with unparalleled hatred!
No matter how much Dumbledore begged him, he did not waver.
Avada demanded his life!
That cold voice, and the scene of Dumbledore falling from the tower, replayed in Malfoy's mind again and again, so clear that it was frightening.
Yes, frightening. Malfoy did not feel happy at all.
He only felt fear, endless fear. He had witnessed an extremely evil thing.
Was this still Severus Snape?
Malfoy secretly sized up Snape, as if meeting him for the first time.
He did not understand why this man would bring him along. He was clearly of no use now. Dumbledore was dead, but not killed by him. He had not completed the mission given to him by The Dark Lord, and the Malfoy family was finished.
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