A day at Hogwarts.

Albert has never been a suspicious person, at least not in his previous life. This may have something to do with his previous living environment, but now he has to say that Professor Rowena Smith is a bit suspicious, at least from the many information he has obtained now. And that's exactly what it turned out to be.

It is undeniable that there is also Albert's prejudice as a time traveler, but he still believes that every wizard who came to Hogwarts to serve as a professor of defense against the dark arts before Voldemort completely fell into the street was here to cause trouble. Something will be involved.

Perhaps, the final answer may be far from his guess, but before Professor Smith left Hogwarts, it did not prevent Albert from temporarily blacklisting him.

The form of Boggart is closely related to the fear in people's hearts. Professor Smith's Boggart turned into the corpse of Isobel's father, which made Albert suspicious.

He even boldly speculated that the death of Isobel's father was very likely to be related to Professor Smith, even if there was no direct connection, there would be an indirect connection.

According to Isobel, her father died in a magical experiment.

If you insist on connecting everything, the only thing the four have in common is that they are all candidates for the heir, and they have all been trained by the heir.

Therefore, Albert boldly guessed that the failure of Isobel's father's magic experiment was caused by human beings, and Professor Smith is likely to be the culprit. Therefore, Isobel's father's body will become the object of fear of Professor Smith, and it may be him. Intentional, unintentional, or even indirect killing of one's own friends.

Albert recorded his guesses in a small notebook with a quill pen. This kind of plot is very common in mystery novels, and the trigger may be for something.

As for the so-called something?

Naturally, it is the heir's business.

In order to inherit a large amount of Garen and other precious inheritances, it is not surprising to do such a thing.

Although such speculation is a bit ridiculous, it does not mean that such a bold speculation is impossible.

Huge wealth is enough to make people crazy, as long as the benefits are big enough, it is not impossible to backstab friends.

Then there is speculation about Ravenclaw's treasure trove of knowledge.

Why would Professor Smith want the riches in Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets?

There are two speculations about this point. The first one is that Ravenclaw’s Chamber of Secrets is related to the heir’s affairs, and the second one is purely for the wealth inside. However, knowing that the wealth inside is knowledge, Professor Smith previously The back will be so lonely.

If the four of them are linked to the Ravenclaw treasure house, the first possibility is more likely.

Moreover, Isobel may have found Ravenclaw's treasure trove of knowledge from his father's notes, indicating that his father was very likely to have entered it, and he might become an heir by obtaining something in it.

Because there is only one heir, so he was killed?

However, why did Professor Smith fail to become the heir?

The reason why Albert determined that Professor Smith is not the heir is because last Halloween, when he was entertained by Mog McDougal to the cottage in the lake for Halloween, he found that there was a gap between the ages of Professor Broad and the others. If If they really have something to do with the heirs, or...in fact, Professor Brod is responsible for choosing the heirs, and they are even the heirs themselves?

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So, what was the purpose of Professor Broad's visit to Hogwarts last year?

For Ravenclaw's treasure trove of knowledge?Maybe it has something to do with the heir, but there is one thing that even Albert can't deny that Professor Broad helped him in the end, and he was not hostile to him, and even treated him kindly like a relative.

This caused Albert to not doubt Professor Smith at first, not only because they knew each other, but he didn't know about the heir at that time, he only thought that Professor Broad was going to draw him into a certain circle of friends.

If the bold guess is true, what role does Isobel play in this matter?

The Avenger who avenged his father?

Or is it a candidate for the position of heir?

Or... both?

"So, what role do I play?" Albert looked at the parchment in his hand and muttered to himself, "The unlucky guy who was involved in this incident for no reason? A candidate for the heir?"

What roles do Professor Broad and Mr. Mog McDougal play?

A referee to pick an heir?

So...Mr. Smith is the heir candidate and villain boss?

No, Professor Smith may not be qualified anymore. After all, he was the heir candidate in the last round. No matter whether he succeeds or not, the role of heir candidate should be eliminated?

What's more, he has already failed.

Of course, there is another possibility that Mr. Smith is also the "heir" referee. After all, with Snape as the first case, it's really hard to say until the end.

There is no way, the plot of the novel is indeed nonsense sometimes, but the reality is sometimes even more nonsense, not to mention that he is now in this world that does not know whether it is a novel or reality.

Of course, everything may be Albert's own delusion, but he still thinks that Professor Smith's coming to Hogwarts is probably related to the heir. coincidence.

So, one last question.

Isobel seemed to know a lot of things, how did she know so many things?

Had she been told, or had she deduced it from her father's legacy, or had she had some way of picking up information?

All three are possible, but there is no doubt that Isobel knows a lot of things, even closer to the truth than him, but the other party is unwilling to tell.

In fact, it's not that Albert can't understand Isobel. If he killed himself, he would keep the secret and would not trust others easily.

"For some reason, this world always feels very unsafe!" Albert tore off the pages of the diary, threw them into the flames and burned them to ashes.

Now, he only hoped that his guesses were just idle delusions.

"Sure enough, I should prepare more things for self-defense." Albert murmured, if possible, he really wanted to carry two wands with him.

Why bring two?

This is inertial thinking. Most wizards only have a magic wand. Many villains like to show off by nagging after disarming the opponent. This is considered a chance for others to turn defeat into victory.

Who let the villain die of talking too much?