HP: At the beginning, I influenced Snape's childhood.

What Benjamin didn't say was that he originally thought Lin Mo, as a Slytherin, would be the kind of person who pays close attention to other people's actions and hates being deceived by anyone.

After getting to know Lin Mo, Benjamin realized how wrong his perception had been. He understood that they hadn't liked Lin Mo for nothing; Lin Mo did indeed have very distinct strengths, a dazzling personality, and a strong ability to unite people.

The two finally arrived at the Ravenclaw area. After successfully completing the quiz, they entered the Ravenclaw common room, found seats, and began to chat.

"Mo, are you targeting that chaser?" Benjamin asked, not explicitly, but he knew Lin Mo would understand who he was talking about.

"Yes, I must say your observation skills are really sharp, and of course, your abilities are also very good." Lin Mo didn't hold back his praise.

Hearing his idol's praise, Benjamin grinned foolishly, but still remembered his curiosity: "Can I ask you why you're targeting him?"

Before Lin Mo could answer Benjamin, he continued, "Mo, as far as I know, he's an heir to a pure-blood family. If you really can't handle it, you'd better avoid him. He often bullies his classmates."

"Of course I know. They were the ones who targeted me first, and I was just fighting back." Lin Mo was still happy about Benjamin's reminder.

Lin Mo was caught between Slytherin and Ravenclaw, and Benjamin's willingness to introduce these things to Lin Mo showed that he truly considered Lin Mo a friend.

Having a pure-hearted little eagle as a friend can sometimes be a truly reassuring and relaxing thing.

"Even so, I believe in your abilities, but the strength of pure-blood families is not something that we ordinary wizards can withstand." Benjamin was still frowning; he truly took Lin Mo's matter as his own.

Benjamin continued, "Mor, if you need anything, you can come to Ravenclaw anytime. They're blind to our abilities, and there's nothing we can do about it. We just need to do our job."

"Alright, alright, don't worry." Lin Mo felt a warmth in his heart as he felt the concern from the little eagle he had just met.

"Actually, our entire Quidditch team likes you a lot. I'll introduce you to the other players sometime," Benjamin changed the subject.

"Then I'll have to rely on you. It shouldn't be too late. I should be practicing Quidditch with you guys in a few days," Lin Mo said with a smile.

"Okay, just watch me then. I guarantee you'll get to know each other quickly." Even though they had just met, Benjamin still enthusiastically assured Lin Mo.

After chatting for a while, Lin Mo said he had to go back to the cellar to help process the potion ingredients. Benjamin looked at Lin Mo in shock, his expression as if he were shouting "The brave have no bounds".

Lin Mo looked at Benjamin with amusement, wondering if his headmaster was really that scary. Benjamin, somewhat incredulous, calmly stated that a good student like Lin Mo in Potions class could never understand the torment of "poor" students like them.

Before leaving, Lin Mo reminded Benjamin not to go out alone at night for the next few days, explaining that the petrification incident a few days ago was a bit strange and that he should be careful.

Benjamin agreed without hesitation. After all, he usually went out with a group of Quidditch players anyway, so it wasn't inconvenient for him.

Lin Mo reminded Benjamin of this because he remembered that another petrification incident might occur in the next few days. Even if it was Colin who was petrified, not Benjamin, who could say for sure that the original event might not happen again?

If possible, Lin Mo didn't want things to continue going in the original direction, because that might prove that some things cannot be changed.

But if that really happens, Lin Mo can only do his best to change it. He can't just stand by and watch all the people he cares about perish one by one according to the original plot.

That kind of ending can hardly be considered a victory.

If the outcome is already decided, Lin Mo doesn't feel there's any point in him staying here any longer.

A person's support is nothing more than those things. Lin Mo came for them and relied on them for support. Because of his love and belief, he protected and persisted.

This has never changed; it is Lin Mo's original intention.

In fact, Lin Mo's reminder was useful. The petrification incident happened again the following night, and Colin was petrified.

Upon hearing this news, almost all the young wizards were gripped by a sense of panic, except for a few pure-blooded snakes who considered themselves to be of noble lineage. Of course, Draco was not among these fools.

Unlike the group of young wizards, Lin Mo was not afraid when he heard the news, because he already knew this, but his brows were still furrowed.

In his first year, Lin Mo approached the final challenge with a somewhat relaxed attitude, without intending to deviate from the original storyline or try to change the outcome.

This resulted in Voldemort One's disappearance at the end of the semester proceeding according to the original plot, meaning Lin Mo lost an opportunity to try and change an important part of the story.

Colin's petrification has instilled a sense of crisis in Lin Mo. If nothing changes, Lin Mo cannot start over, because he only has one chance.

With these thoughts in mind, Lin Mo wrote a letter and had Bai Ze deliver it to his two older brothers.

Standing atop the astronomical tower, Lin Mo gazed at the rapidly flying Bai Ze, lost in thought, his right hand rubbing his left fingers together.

It seems that the original plan to stabilize the situation first is also going to be disrupted.