Although Wizet's most important identity at present was merely that of a Hogwarts student, Malcolm Sharma would not underestimate him in the slightest because of that superficial identity.
Malcolm Sharma had been at Hogwarts for quite some time.
Through his visits and investigations during that time, he had built a relatively simple database according to his own habits, one that could better assist him in his work.
Naturally, that database included all kinds of information on Wizet since his enrollment.
For example, in Wizet's first year at Hogwarts, at Headmaster Flitwick's recommendation, he had exceptionally joined the Ravenclaw Quidditch team as a Chaser responsible for the main offensive.
Professor Flitwick's bold decision had also brought him tremendous rewards.
According to the Quidditch House Cup rankings of previous years, Ravenclaw had been at the bottom for quite a few years.
It was only after Wizet joined the Ravenclaw Quidditch team that they reversed their decline, sweeping through their opponents all the way to win that year's Quidditch House Cup.
In Wizet's very first year at Hogwarts, while helping Ravenclaw win the Quidditch championship, he had not neglected his studies either.
Even the notoriously strict Professor Snape had given him an "O" on his exam report, making him the only student in his year to earn all Os.
Since Wizet would go on to achieve even more outstanding results afterward, Malcolm Sharma felt that calling such grades "astonishing" would not be an exaggeration. At the very least, he himself had indeed been astonished.
In Wizet's second year at Hogwarts, he collaborated with several professors to publish a paper on Animagus transformation.
Only after making inquiries from many sources did Malcolm Sharma learn that Animagus transformation was a dangerous form of Transfiguration with an extremely low success rate.
Before Wizet published that Animagus