After accidentally traveling through the world of "Harry Potter", all the beautiful fantasies Arwen Yaxley had about traveling through the books were shattered to pieces.
I originally thought that I could kill everyone in the exam with my adult intelligence, use the light of Goldfinger to eat, drink and have fun at Hogwarts, and then rely on the ability of the "prophet" to save a few people at critical moments... I could even try to defeat Severus Snape without fear of death.
Reality gave her a few big blows.
The Sorting Hat's doubts, her naturally closed brain, her immunity to Legilimency and Veritaserum... Made her possess the qualities of a middle schooler and feel that she was the chosen one.
"Okay. Isn't he the savior? Let me see."
She chose the path with the highest risk and high reward: to find the Dark Lord before he resurrected, accuse her of her tragic situation, and kneel down to swear her loyalty.
This choice was selfish. She became a comrade of Professor Snape as she wished. After learning to enjoy hardships while getting along with him, her life of wearing a vest finally gained some hope.
All was going well until her wand malfunctioned for no reason at the Triwizard Tournament - someone was getting in the way of her "intervention".
If you don't want to be a savior, you're sorry for your own conscience.
She wants to be the savior, but an external force that seems to be a system always wants to kill her.
After escaping death several times, she also began to question herself:
"——Do you care about him or them to the point where you are willing to give your life?"
[Severus Snape × original heroine]
It's a drama, and the overall tone is relatively depressing except for the early stages; the emotional line and the main line account for a 50-50 ratio.
Shout along with the author: Our goal is to get professors to fall in love without OOC!
Concept: In the trolley problem, all choices are right and all choices are wrong.