"Of course." Roger had indeed said that, so Harry answered without hesitation.
A seer's prophecy was a fate that was all but destined, something only a very few beings could break.
The moment he got the answer from Harry, the bleak world in Snape's eyes, shattered for eleven years, changed.
"Then... what method do you plan to use to bring Lily back?" Contrary to his roaring manner from a minute ago, Snape asked cautiously. As he spoke, his waist seemed to bend a little further.
"I can't say." Harry's tone was firm.
The matter of resurrecting his parents could be revealed. After all, Harry would be learning many techniques and spells related to bringing back the dead in the future, and that was simply impossible to hide.
Nor was there any need to hide it.
Just as many people in the wizarding world pursued immortality, resurrecting the dead was also something many wizards who wished to reunite with departed loved ones had been researching.
As long as one did not show seriously illegal tendencies, such as capturing people for experiments, few would meddle.
But time travel absolutely could not be revealed.
Traveling back into the distant past in an attempt to change history was a grave taboo strictly forbidden by every powerful wizarding and Muggle authority in the world!
Once someone discovered that Harry intended to do such a thing—and that he truly had the ability to do it—even the title of The Boy Who Lived and everything it represented might not be enough to protect him.
Snape opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but in the end, he said nothing.
Snape understood better than anyone how difficult resurrection was. After all, how could he not have thought of personally undoing everything?
He had failed, and countless wizards before