Hogwarts: I'm a Model Student Who Never Breaks the Rules

After transmigrating into a wizarding family, Kyle knew from an early age just how thick Hogwarts' rulebook was. On the first day of term, Professor McGonagall praises him in front of everyone for "never breaking the rules," and Dumbledore calls him upright and kind. Snape just gives a cold laugh and drawls, "Oh, yes, yes, yes."

No one realizes that the rat medicine Kyle gives Scabbers can make Peter Pettigrew sleep obediently until the end of term. No one notices that he has filled the Room of Requirement with Biting Cabbages, all waiting for Quirrell to push open the Trapdoor and fall inside. He came up with the upgraded recipe for the twins' dungbombs, and on the day the Slytherin Common Room was bombed, he was sitting in the Hufflepuff Common Room having tea. When McGonagall looks his way, he even shrugs. "Professor, I'm a model student."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are coincidental. Do not imitate.