Ron's behavior tonight was so unusual, and the image gave Evan a sense of déjà vu.

Something similar happened in last year's Gryffindor common room!

Evan was almost certain that Ron must have been under the Imperius Curse, and that he had been manipulated to frame Professor Lupin.

He had planned to tell the story, but with Dumbledore here, he only had to test it to find out if the things that Ron had just said, and the accusations he had made against Professor Lupin, were really from his own true intentions.

Who knows, he was just halfway through his speech when he was interrupted by Dumbledore.

The meaning of the headmaster's words was obvious, he didn't want to continue talking, he was going to talk to himself about it alone.

Evan was a little confused, what exactly did Dumbledore mean?

What was he going to talk to about himself? Did he even know that Ron was being controlled? Or was there anything else he was going to do?

Evan glanced at Dumbledore, his gaze fixed on Ron, not knowing what he was thinking.

Seeing Dumbledore's appearance, Evan didn't have the heart to pay attention to what Harry, Hermione, Fudge, Snape, and Lucius were saying, and his thoughts drifted farther and farther away.

If Ron was really controlled, who would have done this?!

It was Lucius Malfoy, Evan shook his head, he didn't get a chance to touch Ron. Besides, with Malfoy's character, he may be able to hide behind the scenes and fan the flames and plot a conspiracy, but without complete certainty, he will not personally go out and charge into battle anyway.

As for Snape, it won't be him. Because of his student days, although he hated Professor Lupin very much, he would not control a student.

Evan squinted, who could it be, the dark wizard who could reach Ron and use the Imperius Curse

"Wait, it couldn't be Peter Pettigrew who did all this behind the scenes?!" Evan suddenly realized that he didn't actually know anything about Peter.

He had the impression that Peter was very cowardly, very timid, cowardly to humble, cowardly to stupid.

But is that really the case?

Look at what he did: betraying his best friend by defecting to Voldemort for power, hiding his traitor identity for many years from Dumbledore, escaping from Sirius Black's pursuit when the tide was over, hiding as a mouse for twelve years, resurrecting and finding Voldemort alone, and dedicating his entire arm to help Voldemort resurrect, which he cut off with a knife.

Thinking about what Peter had done, Evan suddenly found himself drenched in cold sweat on his entire back.

All this proves that Peter is not as weak as he seems, he is a cunning opponent and at the same time very ruthless.

Not only is he cruel to others and his best friends, but he is also very cruel to himself.

Evan had a sense of foreboding, and he suddenly realized that he was a little preconceived and didn't take into account Peter Pettigrew's strength and actual reaction.

What he is now facing is not the plot already set in the book, but the characters who are alive and have their own thoughts.

Evan suddenly realized that he really needed to talk to Dumbledore.

Although Blake wouldn't let him tell the teacher about it, Evan thought he should at least tell Dumbledore.

As originally planned, as soon as he got in touch with Black, he immediately told Dumbledore that Peter was an Animagus.

This is the safest thing to do, as long as Dumbledore intervenes, nothing will happen.

I know that the plot is right, but the enemy is not a fool who doesn't know how to adapt.

Whether it's Voldemort, Malfoy, or Peter, they are all difficult opponents, evil and cunning dark wizards, much more difficult to deal with than they initially thought.

Last year's Chamber of Secrets incident was a lesson, in the original plot, Tom Riddle controlled Ginny, he was bent on contacting Harry, wanting to understand why Harry defeated Voldemort, but due to his arrival, Ron accidentally obtained the diary, Tom Riddle learned from Ron, what he learned from Ron, must be different from Ginny, coupled with his own performance, and finally made Riddle make a crazy move to get rid of himself and purify the whole of Hogwarts.

It seems to be solving the problem, but it does make the contradiction more and more prominent.

Evan suddenly realized that he had been ignoring a premise, that is, all his plans could only be realized if the plot of the original book had not changed.

But I can't guarantee this at all, as it was last year, and the same is true of this year's events, and a small and trivial matter can cause a huge change in the situation.

A butterfly flapping its wings can cause a hurricane.

What's more, he has done a lot of things this year, Peter Pettigrew can't react at all, do nothing stupidly like the original book, he has now controlled Ron, who knows what other conspiracy he will have.

"Professor!" Evan hurriedly looked at Dumbledore.

"Aven, you can come to my office in a moment, I suddenly have a very interesting idea about the question you asked me last time!" Dumbledore glanced at Aven and said calmly, "You'll be interested, I promise!"

"I have to warn you, Dumbledore!" Lucius looked at Lupin with a cold smile on his face, "Before you talk to the students, the first thing we need to discuss is werewolves!"

"That's right!" said Dumbledore pleasantly, "I was just about to talk about it, do you have any good advice?"

"I can't talk about it, but I think you've all just heard the accusations of Mr. Weasley, and from the perspective of the parents of the students, I don't think this dangerous werewolf is fit to stay at Hogwarts, and we should bring him back to the Ministry of Magic immediately, and I think it's necessary to try him for his crimes through the Wizengamot. ”

"I'm the same as you think, Lucius!" Fudge agreed, "and the current state of affairs is bad enough to start a special trial in the Wizengamot. I hope you can go back with us, Lupin, and we'll give you justice, and if it turns out that you're innocent, we'll let you back, no!"

"No, Professor Lupin is innocent, he won't go with you. Harry shouted hoarsely.

He still stood in front of Lupin and refused to get out of the way, and he felt like his tears were about to run dry.

The same was true of the other young wizards, who were close together, standing in front of Professor Lupin in a human wall.

Seeing their appearance, Fudge turned his head in embarrassment and looked at Dumbledore in distress.

Before Dumbledore could speak, Professor Lupin, who had been held back by Harry, gently pushed him aside.

"Professor!" Harry cried out miserably.

Lupin didn't look at Harry, he silently walked over to Fudge, he knew he had to leave, to leave Hogwarts, he tried not to let his tears flow.

Perhaps, this is how a werewolf should end.