Finally, he had managed to fool them!
When Snape left 12 Grimmauld Place, his expression showed little change, but his heart was far from calm.
He had never expected Anderson to have foreseen that he would kill Dumbledore.
No wonder that man disliked him so much!
That meant Dumbledore must have known long ago.
Snape felt it was necessary to speak with Dumbledore about this, lest it cost him his life someday.
This was no joke. If he had not been clever enough to bring up Dumbledore just now, he might truly have failed to leave 12 Grimmauld Place alive.
Snape was not foolish enough to think Sirius Black was the only one who had drawn his wand with the intention of attacking him. Kingsley, Mad-Eye, and the other members of the Order of the Phoenix were equally wary and guarded around him.
His identity as a Death Eater meant he was destined never to fit into the Order of the Phoenix.
Though Snape had never cared about such things, he was still greatly surprised that the Order trusted Albert's prophecy so much.
If killing him could change the prophecy and save Dumbledore, Snape believed those people would kill him without mercy.
The reason they had not done so was surely because they had gone to Dumbledore for confirmation.
He strongly suspected that Anderson wanted to use this opportunity to kill him. For someone so clever and cunning, it clearly would not be difficult.
That was a dangerous man.
If Black had produced a Prophecy Orb just now, he might truly have died on the spot.
Snape knew he had to speak with Dumbledore.
That night, rather than attend the meeting called by the Dark Lord, Snape hurried back to Hogwarts to contact Dumbledore and tell the elderly man about