That part seemed remarkably... normal.
"Will Behrens, one of the youngest Champions in this year's Triwizard Tournament, is also the youngest member of the Society for the Promotion of Alchemical Excellence and an important member of the Rune Association.
"He also holds a third-class Order of Merlin (which I personally consider unfair; Mr. Behrens reportedly provided crucial information in the Peter Pettigrew case).
"During our interview, the young wizard was remarkably composed. His answers were clear and concise, neither arrogant nor timid.
"When asked about being chosen as a Champion, he said there was 'nothing special about it,' displaying his usual composure. As for his friendship with Harry Potter, he simply said, 'The competition is the competition, and friends are friends.'
"This young wizard from a Muggle family became known for his talent in Potions while still at school and is a prized pupil of Professor Severus Snape.
"He is modest, hardworking, and indifferent to fame—a stark contrast to his attention-seeking peers.
"Despite his age, his conduct during the interview showed maturity and calm far beyond his years.
"According to his classmates, Behrens spends much of his time in the library and rarely takes part in social activities.
"Perhaps this dedication to his studies explains how he managed to improve a potion and develop New Runes in his third year.
"One Slytherin student, who wished to remain anonymous, told this paper: 'Will is brilliant, but he never shows off. We all think that if he competes, nobody else will stand much of a chance.'
"Overall, Will Behrens gives the impression of a focused, calm, and gifted young wizard.
"In the coming Triwizard Tournament, he may prove to be a dark horse—
"Though Muggle-born, he has excelled and stands as a fine example to young wizards. For Mr. Behrens to achieve