My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Whether it comes from the heart or from the heart.

Lynn didn't think Dumbledore was a bad person.

But in the adult world, it's not that you can be friends with someone who isn't a bad person, or that you have to kill someone who is a bad person.

Sometimes, good people can be even more terrifying than bad people.

So after learning that he had entered the world of Harry Potter, Lynn kept his distance from him.

But after learning about his background, Lynn realized that Dumbledore must have been paying close attention to him even before he enrolled.

This is normal. If Lynn were in Dumbledore's position, he would also keep a close eye on him.

Because of his status, and considering his reflections on Raphael's situation during his first year and his subsequent remarks to Snape, Lynn had every reason to believe that Dumbledore had raised his level of attention.

There was no falsehood in what he said to "Professor Fox" in the small town of Arborough during the summer vacation.

He truly loved magic, loved Hogwarts, and loved the professors and friends there.

So if he wants to survive and develop stealthily at Hogwarts in the future...

First and foremost, we must ensure that the headmaster has at least some trust in him, trusting that he will not do anything to harm the magical world now or in the future.

Therefore, Lynn prepared a lot this semester.

But before he could finish his preparations or even begin his plan, Dumbledore presented him with another challenge.

The Sue witch was very likely related to Lynn's predecessor, and Dumbledore clearly knew this, which is why he sent him to receive her.

What does Dumbledore mean?

His connection is undoubtedly also with the one imprisoned in the Tower of Nurmengard.

Lynn wasn't sure if he was testing her or something else.

That Suk witch named Shaik was clearly no ordinary person. Suk in Muggle society had only just fallen apart a little over a month ago, and Lynn had no idea what the Suk Council in the magical world was like.

He didn't know what her purpose was in coming to Hogwarts, or whether she felt he was familiar with her or harbored goodwill or malice.

Lynn chose to avoid her for now, wanting to finish the semester first and let the success or failure of his plan determine his future direction.

If he succeeds, he can openly and legitimately try whatever he wants at Hogwarts, and truly become one of Hogwarts' own.

And if it fails...

That's alright. At least he made his stance clear. With that stance, even if some attempts can't be implemented, at least he can buy himself three years of development time.

Lynn couldn't guarantee how strong he would become in three years, but with the system and his magical talent as a foundation, and three years of hard work, he would definitely have the ability to protect himself.

So until the right time comes this semester, Lynn's goal is to survive.

To avoid any unforeseen circumstances, we should try our best to proceed according to his plan.

Shayk was an unpredictable factor outside his plans.

Today, Hufflepuff is playing against Gryffindor, and almost all the young wizards in the school have come to watch the Quidditch match. Even Dumbledore is in the stands at the stadium.

Lynn, however, had retreated to the Room of Requirement early in the morning to continue refining his study of spreading dark magic.

Experiments and attempts to improve the Soul-Sealing Spell have been proceeding in an orderly manner, and Lynn has also never stopped his research on spreading dark magic.

In a world where individual power can overwhelm collective power, strength is the only means of self-protection.

Therefore, Lynn never stopped working to improve his strength.

If one day he becomes strong enough, why would he be so restrained as he is now?

They immediately tied up the Su witch, whipped her, and asked her if she was lusting after his body.

Then, grabbing Dumbledore's beard, he put one foot on his desk and told him, "Stop testing me all the time. Can't you just say what you want to say? You're acting like a hermaphrodite!"

These imagined scenes are the driving force behind Lynn's hard work and rapid improvement.

He stayed in the House of Requirement all day, eating bread he'd taken from the kitchen that morning when he got hungry, and didn't come out until 7 p.m.

By this time, there weren't many people eating in the auditorium anymore, but Cedric and Ian happened to still be there.

Cedric didn't seem to be in a good mood, drinking one glass of pumpkin juice after another, as if he was trying to get himself drunk.

Instead of trying to dissuade him, Ian stood by and poured him "wine" with a stern face, just like a reluctant hostess.

Lynn first looked around to make sure there were no enemies, then sat down next to Cedric and the others.

"What's wrong with him? Is he drowning his sorrows in pumpkin juice?" Lynn snatched the pumpkin juice from Cedric's hand and poured himself a glass.

Cedric, clutching the pumpkin juice, looked at Lynn with a wronged expression.

"Am I really bad at Quidditch, Lynn?"

"What's wrong? Did you lose today's match?" Lynn vaguely remembered the result of today's match. Gryffindor won again under Harry Potter's leadership, but he really forgot how they won.

When the topic came up, Cedric was so ashamed he could hardly speak, so Ian spoke for him.

"Today's match broke the record for the shortest Quidditch match to end. Harry Potter caught the Golden Snitch in less than five minutes, and Gryffindor won."

Lynn was speechless for a moment; such a short time was indeed extremely absurd.

He didn't know how to comfort Cedric. Should he tell him it wasn't a matter of ability, but rather that Cedric wasn't the main character?

He could only pat Cedric on the shoulder and sigh.

Please accept my condolences.

Cedric seemed a little down, not too upset. After all, he was a tenacious little badger, and this incident would only motivate him to work harder, not overwhelm him.

"By the way, Lynn, where have you been all day? Ms. Shayk came looking for you yesterday, but we don't know where you are," Cedric said.

Lynn subconsciously looked around again before asking.

"Where did she go after she couldn't find me?"

Cedric shook his head.

"I haven't seen her all afternoon; she must have already left."

Lynn immediately felt her appetite improve and ate a lot for dinner.

After saying goodbye to Cedric and Ian, he didn't go back to his dormitory by himself, but instead took a walk around the castle to digest his food before entering the Slytherin common room.

"Good evening, Belloc." A familiar face passing by greeted him.

Lynn nodded in response, "Good evening."

He pushed open the door to his single dormitory room and had just hung his school robe on the hanger when he suddenly sensed that something was wrong in the room.

A person was sitting in the chair in front of the desk.

A blonde witch is reading a book with her legs crossed.

She blinked and waved at Lynn with a smile.

Good evening, Lynn.