McGonagall Unleashed, Snape Looking Good

This fight was absolutely unfair.

Unless magically altered, a wizard's physique is no different from that of an ordinary person; a single blow with a brick would be enough to knock most of them down.

Caught off guard by William's sudden attack, Tywin was almost completely unprepared. If it weren't for the Foe-Glass and the Secrecy Sensor, he would have been knocked Stupefy.

The bookshelf struck Tywin on the back, causing him considerable injury. He hadn't expected the first-year wizard to possess such strength in the ensuing battle.

But that's how battles are; there's no such thing as absolute fairness.

Tywin lost from the start. Even if he hadn't been hit by the bookshelf, even if William couldn't defeat him quickly, did he really think so many professors were just sitting around doing nothing?

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and Wizardry is home to the United Kingdom's elite forces; they will soon surround it.

A snake-like ribbon burst forth from the end of William's wand, automatically wrapping around Tywin's mouth, wrists, and ankles.

William picked up the ebony wand and took a Time-Turner from around his neck.

Having done all that, William began searching for anything of value on the ground.

For example, some of the notes Tywin mentioned.

Unfortunately, the battle was too intense, and most of the books were destroyed. William wasn't too disappointed; no matter how good Tywin's notes were, could they compare to the stuff in the Restricted Section of Hogwarts?

He then began searching for the "Three Books of Occult Philosophy," which he believed was the truly valuable resource and should be kept for himself.

But after searching around, they couldn't find it in the cabinet.

William's mind raced; that kind of book was unlikely to be displayed openly on a bookshelf... He suddenly remembered that Tywin had died in the bathroom during the last moments of his life.

Why did Tywin, who was bitten by Fluffy, drag his injured body to the bathroom?

You can't actually go to the toilet, can you?

They're definitely hiding something!

He would hide things in the Room of Requirement, and he would do the same in the toilet.

William opened the wooden door to the bathroom and went inside.

The room was extremely clean. He walked towards the toilet, but the toilet was also extremely clean.

William suddenly opened the water reservoir lid; it contained only water, nothing else.

He pressed a button on the side of the toilet, and water gushed out. He then pressed another button, and with a "pop," the tank made a sound.

William smiled, opened the lid again, and found that it had transformed into a very spacious box.

--The Undetectable Extension Charm.

William was speechless. These days, everyone's pulling this stunt. If you don't know this spell, you're almost embarrassed to call yourself a wizard.

William decided to make use of the last few months of his first year to create a box with Undetectable Extension Charm for himself.

Regardless of whether there are valuable items stored inside, in the Wizarding World, one's prestige must be high.

Tywin's chest was spacious, but it didn't contain much: a golden key, two Time-Turner, a thick parchment scroll, and a large bottle of Polyjuice Potion.

The key is the Gringotts key, Professor Tywin uses to store his wealth.

However, William did not take it.

What is he going to do with it? Go and take all of Tywin's money?

William is a first-year wizard, a person with an ID card, his father is a dentist, his mother is a university professor, they are middle class, the kind who don't lack money.

In his previous life, he was an outstanding Marxist fighter who had received twenty years of socialist education. He was not a robber, a black wizard, or a bandit who would run away after committing one heist.

William captured the wanted criminal who attacked the Ministry of Magic, protecting the future of the United Kingdom wizarding world. Even if he doesn't Order of Merlin, he's at least a hero.

Taking Tywin's key? What kind of nonsense is that? If they weren't caught, fine, but if they were, what would happen?

Most importantly, William's possession of the key was useless; Gringotts doesn't only allow withdrawals of treasury cash with the key.

Otherwise, the officials of the Ministry of Magic would have already confiscated all the money of the ancient family heirs imprisoned in Azkaban.

Still keeping it for the New Year?

Gringotts is a separate organization, not under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Magic. Since the Ministry of Magic couldn't take it, William had no chance either, unless he went in and robbed it.

But if you have the ability to rob, it doesn't matter whether it's Tywin's vault or not.

However, the Three Books of Occult Philosophy " can be taken.

William used Geminio to create a new copy of the "Three Books of Occult Philosophy".

The most important knowledge in such books is that the copied content is indistinguishable from the original, and no one will notice.

William shrunk the replica parchment and put it in his pocket.

William didn't take the two Time-Turner either. These were things that the Ministry of Magic was investigating closely, so they couldn't be taken away, and he didn't need Time-Turner anyway.

Just then, Professor McGonagall charged in on her broomstick, reaching her maximum speed without slowing down in the slightest.

One man with a broom, their momentum was unstoppable.

The moment she burst into the office, McGonagall, bent over with her hands pressed tightly against the broom, leaped up with agility beyond her years, and the overburdened Nimbus 1700 charged wildly towards the wall.

First, there was a loud bang.

Even William, who was in the bathroom, heard the deafening sound of the broom hitting a mountain and the mahogany handle snapping inch by inch.

Half of the wall collapsed with a crash.

Professor McGonagall ignored the flying broomstick and her anxiety, transformed into a tabby cat in mid-air, and rolled upon landing.

The cat's cushioning ability greatly reduced the impact she received. She moved like a rabbit, leaping into the air again, transforming back into Professor McGonagall, wand in hand.

The whole process was smooth and seamless, leaving William completely dumbfounded!

That's too awesome! No wonder McGonagall is Gryffindor; she can only be a Gryffindor!

McGonagall caught sight of Tywin lying on the ground, her expression changed, and she shouted, "Who's in there?!"

"It's me, Professor!" William walked out of the dusty bathroom, wand in hand.

"William, what are you doing here?" McGonagall asked. "Did you see who attacked Professor Tywin?"

"I did it."

"What? You..."

"Tywin is a Death Eaters. If you don't believe me, look at his arm."

William flicked his wand, pulling open the sleeve on Tywin's left arm to reveal the Dark Mark.

McGonagall's face turned extremely pale. The Defense Against the Dark Arts Professor was actually a Death Eaters?

Professor Flitwick arrived shortly after.

He was in his office preparing to have breakfast, but Robert pulled him to the Ravenclaw Common Room, which is why he arrived so late.

"Merlin, what's going on?" Professor Flitwick exclaimed in horror upon seeing the Dark Mark.

Soon, Dumbledore approached. He glanced at the unconscious Tywin, then looked at William standing there, and smiled, "Come on, William, I think you have a lot to say to me."

William walked to the door and saw Professor Snape clutching his left arm, his face grim and unhappy.

William, who hadn't seen Professor Snape for almost two years, couldn't help but laugh and say, "Professor, you're still as handsome as ever."

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