With a biased referee like Dumbledore around, he doesn't need to do anything to easily get the achievement and claim the reward.

If he goes to another college, it will probably be very difficult for him to achieve the College Cup.

Who would bother to work hard if they could win without effort?

"Harry Potter."

With Harry sorted into Gryffindor, the number of people still waiting in line for the sorting process dwindled.

Soon McGonagall called out Witt's full name.

“Virt Booz”.

Witt walked over and sat down in the chair. Just as he opened his mouth to say something, he heard the Sorting Hat shout, "Slytherin!"

No?

Witt was completely confused. His hat hadn't even settled properly before he was hit. How did he become a Slytherin?

We should at least chat for a bit.

What happened to the Sorting Hat's promise to respect individual choices? You didn't even ask, so what are you respecting?

The Sorting Hat: If I were to sort such pure Slytherin blood into any other house, that would be a real mistake.

Although Witt was not entirely satisfied, the Sorting Ceremony was already complete.

He couldn't just stay put.

They could only get off the bench and walk towards the table that represented Slytherin.

Chapter 11 The Allure of Golden Achievements

On the platform, Dumbledore's eyes flickered slightly when he heard the Sorting Hat call out Slytherin.

But he quickly raised his hand and clapped, just as he would with the other students.

Dumbledore was not surprised that Witt was sorted into Slytherin.

Those snake-like eyes are proof of Werther's bloodline.

With such pure blood, it was only natural that they were assigned to Slytherin.

Slytherin itself is not problematic; like other houses, it has produced many great wizards.

However, Voldemort's appearance and his extreme theories led Slytherin astray for a time.

Many wizards who would have become great went to extremes under Voldemort's influence.

Worse still, this effect persists to this day.

This is what Dumbledore was worried about.

He wasn't discriminating against Slytherins; he was simply discriminating against Voldemort.

perhaps.

Dumbledore began to ponder whether, if Slytherin could produce another great wizard, it would be able to change the mark Voldemort had placed on Slytherin, expel his influence, and allow this ancient school to return to the path of glory.

Witt was very good at love; Dumbledore had visited his home and witnessed firsthand their enviable relationship.

He believed that unless something drastic happened, Witte would not go astray.

At the same time, Witt's magical talent was the most outstanding that Dumbledore had ever seen.

He is the best and most suitable candidate.

Dumbledore had considered correcting Slytherin's distorted thinking before, but he couldn't find a suitable candidate. Voldemort was too powerful; after Voldemort appeared, Slytherin couldn't even find anyone comparable to him.

Other houses couldn't fit into Slytherin's circle.

Dumbledore himself was a Gryffindor, so the Slytherin students only listened to what he said on the surface, and didn't take it to heart at all.

With no other option, Dumbledore could only wait and let time gradually diminish Voldemort's influence.

Now, he has a better option.

On stage, Dumbledore was lost in thought, while off stage, Witt carefully observed for a long time and found that all the seats were occupied. If he wanted to sit down, he would have to ask someone else to squeeze in.

So he decisively walked towards Draco.

It's because he made such a friend in Slytherin.

Draco: Not a friend...

“There are no seats anywhere else, so I’ll sit here. You don’t mind, do you?” Witt asked politely with a gentle smile.

Draco wanted to voice his objections, but looking into Vither's icy gaze, he couldn't bring himself to say it.

The person who was assigned to Slytherin must at least be a half-blood.

As a result, many of his revenge plans could not be carried out.

Furthermore, Slytherins are relatively united; no upperclassman would willingly allow upperclassmen to bully their own lowerclassmen.

Students in the same grade would most likely be no match for Witt.

It's better to turn enemies into friends.

Draco, unusually, showed some intelligence when facing his fellow Slytherin.

Draco silently shifted his body to make room for Witt, but his expression remained arrogant.

It's as if it's saying, "This is a gift to you."

This guy is surprisingly easy to understand.

Witt smiled, sat down, and turned to politely say thank you.

Draco felt immensely satisfied with just one sentence, and he said happily, "Since you've realized your mistake, join us, and I can help you avoid becoming an outcast in Slytherin."

Goyle and Crabbe turned around at the same time, looking at Draco with puzzled expressions.

Are you still conscious?

He just tormented us all day.

You want to help this kind of monster?

Draco certainly noticed the looks in Goyle and Crabbe's eyes, but he had his own plans. If he could recruit Witt, he would have a powerful henchman at Hogwarts.

A henchman even more powerful than Gore and Crabbe combined.

It's true that a little sunshine makes them bloom; even Hogwarts has its own version of Sunny Day.

Vittor ignored Draco's invitation, neither accepting nor refusing, and focused all his attention on the achievement quest that had just been activated on the game interface.

Blue Achievement: For every 20 points earned in the effort to achieve a higher score for Slytherin House, you will be rewarded with a blue treasure chest.

Purple Achievement: Help Slytherin win the House Cup (0/7)

Golden Achievement: Lead Slytherin to seven consecutive House Cup victories (6/7)

In addition to these academy achievements, there are also daily blue quests such as gathering herbs, brewing potions, and defeating magical creatures.

Viter ignored all these tasks, his eyes fixed on the golden achievement of seven consecutive victories in the Academy Cup.

(6/7)

I remember now. Before he arrived, Slytherin had already achieved a six-game winning streak in the House Cup. If they could win again this year, they would achieve a seven-game winning streak and activate the gold achievement.

It was just one breath away.

Vittor couldn't help but be tempted.

The gold achievement not only grants you a gold chest that guarantees a character, but it also affects the number of characters you can deploy in battle.

Completing three gold achievements unlocks the second battle slot, and completing ten gold achievements unlocks the third battle slot.

Enrolling in Hogwarts comes with a free gold achievement.

If Witt helps Slytherin achieve a seven-game winning streak in the House Cup, he will have two gold achievements, bringing him one step closer to activating his second play slot.

The difference between having one playing position and having two playing positions is like night and day.

Putting aside everything else, let's just take the two character cards that Witt currently possesses as an example.

If he could possess Hagrid's strength and magic immunity, combined with the Serpent's powerful magical talent, he could become a fearsome monster.

Immense strength: A single punch can knock someone into a physical coma.

Strong defense: Ordinary spells will be deflected directly, and even powerful spells will have their power reduced.

The magic is powerful: an attack that can be launched casually requires the enemy to defend with all their might.

Is this even human?

This is not just a pure monster.

Moreover, Witt can also draw out other characters, creating even more wonderful possibilities.

Compared to a single-position player, a dual-position player offers infinitely more tactical flexibility.

Therefore, Slytherins have a chance to achieve this gold achievement in their first year, while Gryffindors would need at least their seventh year to do so.

By the time seventh grade ends, Voldemort might even be dead, and a gold achievement wouldn't mean as much to Witt as it does now.

Slytherin was indeed a better fit for him than Gryffindor.

Mr. Sorting Hat, I'm sorry, I misunderstood you, I apologize.

Witt thought apologetically.

However, to achieve this golden achievement, he had to overcome a major obstacle. Witt turned his gaze to the podium, where Dumbledore was smiling and looking at the students below.

This biased referee is the biggest obstacle in his path to progress.

Chapter 12 The Cunning Dumbledore

After the Sorting Ceremony, McGonagall rolled up the parchment, picked up the Sorting Hat, and left the podium, giving her place to Dumbledore.

"Welcome everyone to Hogwarts to begin the new school year. Before the banquet begins, I'd like to say a few words."

"Idiot! Crybaby! Trash! Twist!"

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