Hermione was very satisfied with Su Er's answer and walked into the common room in a cheerful mood.
Su Er glanced at his pocket watch. There was still plenty of time, and he was hesitating over whether to go and see Professor Dumbledore. Clearly, Dumbledore wanted him to enter the Triwizard Tournament, but Su Er had no desire whatsoever to follow Harry and watch Old Voldy dig up his father's grave to unlock the resurrection achievement.
Nor did he want to go somewhere that was bound to be filled with green light and trade blasts with Old Voldy.
His life was still very important.
Actually, Su Er knew that the key to this entire plan lay in the Goblet of Fire, which would be turned into a Portkey at some unknown point. As long as he did not go and take hold of the cup, there would be no possibility of him being transported there. Voldemort wanted Harry, not him.
As for Cedric's death in the story he knew from his previous life, he had really been Avada'd unjustly, without the slightest dignity in his death.
If he entered the Triwizard Tournament, it went without saying whose place he would be taking. Having three champions from one school would be extremely unfair to the other schools, and holding another selection was not very realistic either.
That way, Cedric could survive. Right, Cedric's life would be saved, but what about his own?
Su Er did not consider himself a morally noble person. Putting himself in danger to save someone else was by no means the act of a wise man.
It was a headache of a problem.
The best option was actually for only Harry to be selected for the Triwizard Tournament, with neither Cedric nor himself participating. But as far