Should You Tell Professor Weasley the Truth in Hogwarts Legacy

As an ARPG title, Hogwarts Legacy takes you through various cutscenes and dialogues to unravel the storyline. Upon starting the game, Professor Fig will request that you keep the secret of your encounter with dragon and goblin revolutionaries.

When faced with the decision to either tell the truth or lie to Professor Weasley, many players are uncertain of how to proceed. If you, too, are stuck at this checkpoint and seeking guidance on whether to reveal the truth, your search concludes here.

Should You Tell Professor Weasley the Truth?

First of all, your decision to either tell the truth or lie to Professor Weasley will not have any consequences on the game's future progression in Hogwarts Legacy. So the game's storyline will remain intact no matter what option you select while having a conversation with Professor Weasley.

During the Professor Weasley cutscene, she says, "My suspicion is that there’s more to the story than a search for belongings and an extended trip up to the castle." At this point, two options will be displayed on the screen: There is, in fact. and I’m afraid there isn’t.

If you select the first option, i.e., There is, in fact, then you will confess in front of Professor Weasley that you and Professor Fig explored ruins. Professor Weasley will not probe further and acknowledge that Professor Fig had valid reasons for keeping it under wraps.

If you opt to tell a lie and go for the second option, the conversation will take a different course. You'll inform her that there's no further discussion necessary regarding your arrival, and Professor Weasley will drop the matter, citing Professor Fig's words. In fact, electing the falsehood route will earn you recognition from Professor Fig for your skill in dodging queries and managing Professor Weasley.