As a Hufflepuff student, Vinson Wright would naturally obey his Head of House's orders.
Vinson Wright had, of course, followed his own plans.
After all, he had already completed everything he had set out to do, reaping a sufficiently bountiful harvest first, while also leaving Peter Pettigrew and Voldemort a little trouble to deal with.
To be honest.
Tonight had been rather rushed.
First, when the Weasley twins disturbed Anivia, the Ice Crystal Phoenix, from her slumber, Vinson Wright immediately used Polyjuice Potion to assume Peter Pettigrew's appearance and went to Professor Flitwick's office to attack him.
Then, after Vinson, disguised as Peter Pettigrew, captured Professor Flitwick, he quickly awakened Anivia, the Ice Crystal Phoenix, and used the phoenix's magical power to destroy Hogwarts' defensive warning barrier.
Next, while the barrier was broken, Vinson deliberately abandoned his continued assault on Professor Flitwick and chose to flee, creating the illusion that Peter Pettigrew had taken the opportunity to escape Hogwarts and throwing Dumbledore, Snape, and the others off the scent.
Finally, Vinson Wright returned to the Hufflepuff dormitory and disguised himself as a student who did not wish to break the rules, quietly waiting for Hogwarts' professors to send him to deal with the trouble caused by the Ice Crystal Phoenix.
Now.
The plan had concluded smoothly.
The only hitch was that the Slytherin students were still hanging from the wall. Could it be that their Head of House, Professor Snape, did not care about his students in the slightest?
In any case, this had nothing to do with Vinson...
No matter which house's students they asked, he would unquestionably be in the right.
Compared with following Professors Minerva McGonagall and Sprout to see just how miserable those Slytherin students looked hanging from the wall of the Great Hall, it was