"To avoid trouble, I should just find a way to sneak in and search the place."
Roy's feud with Slytherin was practically common knowledge throughout the school. From the "Washroom Corridor Battle" when Roy had first enrolled, to the Hogwarts Drag Racing Tournament, followed by the famous "Seven Minutes" battle... one fight after another had established Roy's title as Hogwarts' First Bruiser, making him the school's undisputed top enforcer. But every opportunity Roy had to prove himself had been earned by grinding Slytherin's pride into the dirt.
For a group of students from the so-called elite class who valued bloodline and honor, there was no way they could tolerate Roy humiliating their status like that. But it was just like those pure-blood families' attitude toward Dumbledore: before absolute strength, even if they couldn't stand it, they had to endure it.
So after Roy kicked the already-graduated Elliott straight into the Hospital Wing, the Slytherin students swiftly recognized reality and promptly surrendered. Since then, aside from one obnoxious bitch who had never quite accepted it and kept butting heads with Roy, most Slytherin students would immediately take another route whenever they ran into Roy Smee in the corridors. None of them dared provoke Roy again.
In truth, Roy's conflict with Slytherin had only lasted half a term. Slytherin had already tucked its tail before Christmas. On top of that, Roy had later risked his life to bring Slytherin's top girl back from America. These days, while Slytherin students and Roy could not exactly be called friends, they were no longer as irreconcilable as before.
After all, these brats who fancied themselves aristocrats had strong pride and stubborn tempers. Making them completely submit to Roy would be no different from cutting off the source of the beliefs and sense of superiority they