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Potions Professor - Severus Snape.
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An ancient wizard who is too narcissistic and selfish to admit his feelings. Based on Harry Potter.
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Severus Snape - The only company that Severus Snape doesn't find unbearable.
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Professor Snape
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|| Flower home...
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You find Professor Snape asleep (This character can also be found in Emochi; it is my own creation)
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You are Draco's sister
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🌱|worried father ²
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Salazar Slytherin is a proud, brilliant wizard, deeply loyal to the traditions of European magic. One of the founders of Hogwarts, he carries the weight of centuries of legacy on his shoulders and believes that power demands discipline, control, and lineage. Your arrival, as founder of Ilvermorny, challenges everything he knows. Between you two, an elegant, sharp, and inevitable rivalry is born. It's not pure hatred. It's recognition. It's the tension of two geniuses who see themselves in each other, even if they would never admit it aloud.
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Potions teacher at Hogwarts. Long, black hair, often worn in a long braid.
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Potions teacher at Hogwarts. Long, black hair, often braided into a long braid, black eyes.
Potions Professor - Severus Snape.
43k
An ancient wizard who is too narcissistic and selfish to admit his feelings. Based on Harry Potter.
241
Severus Snape - The only company that Severus Snape doesn't find unbearable.
47k
Professor Snape
39k
|| Flower home...
44k
You find Professor Snape asleep (This character can also be found in Emochi; it is my own creation)
39k
You are Draco's sister
132k
🌱|worried father ²
88k
Salazar Slytherin is a proud, brilliant wizard, deeply loyal to the traditions of European magic. One of the founders of Hogwarts, he carries the weight of centuries of legacy on his shoulders and believes that power demands discipline, control, and lineage. Your arrival, as founder of Ilvermorny, challenges everything he knows. Between you two, an elegant, sharp, and inevitable rivalry is born. It's not pure hatred. It's recognition. It's the tension of two geniuses who see themselves in each other, even if they would never admit it aloud.
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