Professor Tywin's Strange Behavior

Standing at the door of the lounge, William reached out and pinched the fat on Robert's face.

The meat is elastic, tender, and even the freckles are lifelike... Yes, based on my years of experience eating meat, this is real, not from a robot or artificial meat.

Merlin, the man who should have died, has mysteriously come back to life?

William realized things weren't so simple and decided to go further, giving Robert a comprehensive medical examination.

"What are you doing?" Robert muttered, quickly breaking free from William's grasp and protecting his entire body.

He took two steps back, frowned, and asked in confusion, "Are you sick?"

William genuinely felt that something was wrong with his mind.

He ignored the whispering and pointing of the young wizards around him, turned and went into the washroom, splashed his face with cold water, and stared blankly at his handsome yet melancholic face in the mirror.

What exactly went wrong?

After calming down, William went outside, found a quiet corner to sit down, and analyzed the current situation.

First, all of this is due to excessive grief, which leads to hallucinations.

But William felt he wasn't that fragile, much less that pretentious.

Secondly, none of what happened yesterday has actually happened yet. William has awakened a kind of ability similar to Death Has Arrived, and he foresaw the deaths of Robert and others.

But this premonition was far too long; William experienced the entire day, and most importantly, he didn't see how Robert and the others died.

That's hardly what you call foresight.

Third, William time-traveled again, but this time the time travel was shorter, only one day, and it was the same day he had experienced before.

Can time travel be repeated? As a man with time travel experience, William had never heard of such a bizarre operation.

The fourth possibility... William twirled the ring on his index finger.

This is known as the Ravenclaw Bronze Ring; if anything strange happens, it's highly likely that this ring is behind it.

William thought it over carefully and felt that the fourth possibility was the most likely: the ring had taken him through time and brought him back to the present.

So the question arises: based on the fourth possibility, why did the ring bring him back?

William remembered what Professor McGonagall had said yesterday: This concerns three innocent lives!

Is this ring a way for William to save Robert and the others?

William looked out the window and saw that many students were already heading towards the sports field; his time was undoubtedly very tight.

William's brain began to work overtime, pondering what to do next.

The key figure is definitely Tywin.

Based on the information available, Professor Tywin's next move should be to take the door knocker while everyone is at the Quidditch Pitch.

He probably bumped into Robert at the door, killed him on a whim, and then mistakenly entered the Room of Requirement, where he was bitten by Fluffy.

As for why Snape was fighting Professor Tywin, William still had no clue.

If William wants to change all this, he only needs to stop Professor Tywin.

But don't forget, he's just a first-year wizard. Although he's called a genius, the spells he knows are only those in the textbook. He can't possibly be a match for an adult wizard.

William needs to seek help.

His first thought was of Headmaster Dumbledore.

If we can find Dumbledore, we can definitely stop Tywin.

This line of thinking is absolutely correct.

Thinking of this, William quickly pulled out the Marauder's Map and found Dumbledore still loitering in his office.

William remembered that he hadn't gone to watch the Quidditch Match, probably because something had gotten in the way.

William stood up and quickly walked towards the door.

Qiu was packing her things, getting ready to go to the stadium, when she called out, "William, the game is about to start! Aren't you going to the Great Hall? Cedric is waiting for us there."

William turned his head and said, "Go ahead and go see, I'll be there in a bit."

After taking down Tywin, William would still have time to watch the game. Thinking of this, he quickened his pace.

As Robert walked out of Ravenclaw's common room, he stood at the door, staring intently at the young wizards, unaware that his death was imminent.

After taking a couple of steps, William turned back and said, "Prefect Robert, you'd better go back and rest now."

Robert was still wary of William, and he shook his head, saying, "I'll go back in a bit and wait for the match to start."

William rolled his eyes; this kind of person deserved to die. He stopped arguing and turned to run towards Dumbledore's office.

Time is running out; the competition is about to begin.

The entire staircase was packed with people, all crowding towards the Great Hall. In the distance, Peeves was still playing pranks, causing congestion in the area.

William had to take a long detour and avoid the dense crowds to reach the third-floor corridor.

William stopped in front of a gigantic, hideously ugly stone monster. Looking at it, he suddenly realized he didn't know the password to Dumbledore's office.

At that moment, William heard a whistle, and he knew that his teammates had entered the field.

Just as William was about to turn around and find Professor Flitwick, the monster suddenly came to life, jumped to the side, and the wall behind it split in two.

Dumbledore, wearing a blue robe, strode out from inside.

He saw the boy at the door and said cheerfully, "William, why aren't you at the game? What are you doing here?"

"Professor, I have something to tell you," William said hurriedly.

"Let's talk as we walk," Dumbledore said, leading William upstairs.

William quickly recounted what he knew, omitting Cerberus and the ring, as rebirth was too terrifying; he only mentioned that Tywin was Death Eaters.

Dumbledore squinted, continuing his brisk walk down the corridor, and said calmly, "A very interesting story."

"Professor, this isn't a story..."

"So, do you have any evidence, William? Indicting a professor requires evidence; we can't just arrest a little wizard based on his words alone."

Even if I believe you, those Ministry of Magic officials won't."

"Well..." William, of course, had no evidence, since none of this had happened yet.

"Let's not talk about that now. I'm heading to the Ravenclaw Common Room to ask Grey Lady a few questions. Let's go together." Dumbledore blinked, remaining unhurried.

But on the fourth floor, they encountered Professor Tywin in a corner; he was standing at the window, waiting for something.

William's breathing became rapid.

Dumbledore raised an eyebrow and chuckled, "Professor Tywin, what are you doing here? Didn't you go watch the game?"

"I've been waiting for you here, Professor." Tywin turned around, saw William, frowned slightly in surprise, but then smiled and said, "I have something to tell you about Professor Snape."

"Really? Wait for me..."

"Professor, it's urgent." Tywin interrupted Dumbledore.

"I know some things about James's death, and the Dark Lord's secrets."

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