After leaving the Great Hall, Ted asked, "Among the Slytherins, who was that tall student wearing robes with a purple family crest? He looked like a first-year..."
Ted had spotted someone among the first-years just now whose expression stood in stark contrast to the other Slytherins.
And after his Mind Power had risen to Lv. 2, Ted could roughly judge someone's attitude from their expressions and demeanor—the Slytherin had no hostility toward their group, only curiosity.
That was rare!
So far, the Slytherins who bore no ill will toward their group could practically be counted on one hand. Or rather, there were only one or two of them.
Ted did not know that person, though he had seen him during the Sorting Ceremony. He simply had not remembered his name.
Harriett said, "You must mean Andre Losa. The Lossa Family has a long history too. They have a pretty good reputation and have kept a low profile for the past few decades. I heard Sirius say that even during the years when The Dark Lord was at his most rampant, no one from the Lossa Family joined the Death Eaters!"
A person's actions could be faked, but their mindset and thoughts were much harder to fake.
There was only one master double agent like Snape, someone capable of playing both sides before the two greatest legendary wizards of the era.
Honestly, Ted even felt a little sorry for Snape. If not for Lily Evans, he would definitely have had a chance to become legendary!
Though the old bat had a gloomy face and greasy hair oily enough to squeeze oil from, he was only thirty-two this year!
Could you believe it?!
Among the four Heads of House, he was the youngest, yet the strongest.
A master of Dark Magic (Dark