Hogwarts: I have graduated before the system came

As the exam progresses.

The colleges suddenly discovered a secret - Ravenclaw's test paper was Hufflepuff's test paper last month; Slytherin's test paper was Gryffindor's test paper last time.

This makes the students who have not yet taken the exam very happy.

Most Ravenclaw students don't bother to find ready-made answers, they are very confident in themselves.

A few of them thought about it, but they thought it was too embarrassing to ask Hufflepuff for the answer, so they finally gave up.

Hufflepuff felt that doing this would be a little disrespectful to Professor Holmes, and they would feel disgraceful to get the first place by cheating. The most important thing is that even if they want to come up with the answer, they have to memorize it, which is not worthwhile at all.

Gryffindor and Slytherin had a rare harmony this time around.

The class representatives of the two sides who have not yet taken the exam reached a consensus on exchanging answers for the Defense Against the Dark Arts exam in private.

They exchanged their answers to the previous month's test papers with each other.

Then, smart people discovered the problem when they got the test paper for the exam.

Secretly scolding the other party for being treacherous.

But there are a few confused students in any college...

After the exam, holding the textbook, I was distraught.

No one dared to trouble the other academy for giving the wrong answer.

Although everyone intends to cheat each other, strictly speaking, they are still cheating and helping to cheat.

If Professor Sherlock Holmes finds out, everyone will be in a hurry.

But don't even think about it, since Douglas dared to do this.

Even if the problems between their colleges are settled.

Why not swap Hufflepuff and Gryffindor, because the relationship between the two colleges is so good, and if you are more courageous, it is really possible to cheat.

This time, Douglas didn't make any mistakes in the practice class for the junior students.

They are all quite standard, the first graders are in groups of two and have magic duels, only between this academy.

Both the second and third grades are going to brush up the content of the practical lessons of the previous fourth grade.

Due to the previous experience of dealing with that monster, Gryffindor froze the lake as soon as he entered; Hufflepuff moved Professor Sprout's magic plant out again; Ravenclaw used the lateral movement spell to send himself to Across the lake; Slytherin made another batch of potions, and the force broke Grindylow's thin arm...

This time Douglas was not used to everyone.

"Do you know what the content of the exam is? Deal with Grindylow.

Just clear the customs without touching them?

My month of spells have been taught in vain? "

Of course, the above content is not aimed at Slytherin, and Douglas has to thank them for kicking Grindylow's head directly......

But he was very dissatisfied with the potion made by Professor Snape. If this continues, Slytherin will become stronger than Gryffindor...

In the end, in the dissatisfaction of Professor Holmes, everyone began to deal with Grindylow in a regular manner.

It is excellent to beat Grindylow, the second grade team of three to defeat the troll is excellent, and the third grade team of two to defeat the troll is excellent.

Of course, the most important thing is that Douglas canceled all the hindering spells in the water, so they can be so relaxed.

Otherwise, the group of fourth graders would be sad to death.

But even the three of Harry, who already had a troll record last year, failed to defeat the troll this time.

Hermione kept feeling sorry for her sudden nausea at a critical moment, blaming herself that if she hadn't vomited first, Ron and Harry probably wouldn't have vomited, and maybe they would have succeeded.

This made Ron and Harry a little uncomfortable. They felt that this was too disrespectful to Hermione. It must be that the troll's disgusting smell was poisonous, which confused Hermione.

Because it is now November, the weather is relatively cold.

Douglas increased her workload in order not to let the school doctor complain that he had increased her workload.

He kindly lit two fires around the troll.

For people who drilled out of the lake, they can keep warm, so as not to be caught cold by freezing.

But don't know if he did it on purpose, the troll's foul smell became even more disgusting in that warmth.

Almost everyone who passed, vomited.

Even if some students extinguished the fire with the spell of clear water like a spring, it was still difficult to dispel the disgusting smell.

In the end, Douglas had to score the students based on who could survive the longest time in the troll territory and successfully cast the number of spells.

The practical exams in the fourth grade are full of challenges.

There are more fourth-year students in almost every college than fifth-year students.

This puts the pressure on the fifth graders even more.

The examination content for the sixth grade students is relatively simple, as long as they break through the fog, after all, they have already actively participated in the morning jogging training, and Douglas has nothing to punish them.

The seventh grade students finally breathed a sigh of relief this time. Professor Holmes did not intend to disclose their examination process this time.

Friday noon.

Douglas' office has a rare guest - Luna Lovegood, a first-year Ravenclaw student.

She brushed her disheveled, somewhat dirty long blond hair, trying not to look so confused, and handed the things in her hand to Douglas.

"Professor, I think you need this!"

Douglas looked at the book that was tightly bound with ropes of various colors and materials.

Suddenly his face changed drastically, he took out his wand and gave Luna a careful look, then tapped it lightly with the wand, and the book flew down to the table under the influence of the spell.

Douglas could clearly see the name Riddle through the gap between the ropes.

He didn't untie the rope on the diary right away.

Instead, he looked at Luna carefully and felt that she seemed to be the same as usual, so he asked:

"Miss Lovegood, can you tell me why this diary is in your place?

And why would you want to give it to me instead of Professor Flitwick?

Of course, you don't have to be nervous, you can sit down and chat with us while drinking tea. "

Douglas moves Luna over to the tea table.

Luna shook her head, and her airship-shaped earrings swayed accordingly.

It seemed casual but seemed to see Douglas' vigilance. He took off the wand pinned behind his left ear and put it on the table far away from him, then said in a trance:

"Ah, yeah, I'm not nervous.

do you mean tom "

Douglas nodded and poured Luna a cup of tea.

Luna took the tea cup over, put it in front of her, glanced at it and said:

"I remember getting it like it was on a Monday morning, from a very poor owl, very weak...

Oh, yes, the book.

It was a strange book, very dangerous, though I could not see the danger, but I felt that it was full of disturbing horses..."

Douglas had to interrupt Luna's voice. Although he knew that there were many strange creatures in Luna's father and daughter's mind, he really couldn't remember what the role of those creatures was.

"Sorry, Harass Gadfly, what's that?

I mean what does it do? "

Luna seemed to be very happy when someone asked her about the harassing horsefly, and introduced in a very pleasant and agile voice:

"The harasserfly...they are invisible and float into your ears and mess up your mind...Dad has been trying to create a harasserfly siphon that will keep all disturbances out of the thinker's surrounding area Excluded, of course this is still classified..."

Douglas did not refute anything, but discovered a problem from Luna's explanation:

"You mean the harassing gadfly messes up people's brains? But it's a book, why does the scrambling gadfly appear around it?"

Luna turned her head sideways and said:

"Yeah, that's why I said it was a weird and dangerous thing."

Then she said in a singing voice:

"Never trust anything that can think for itself, unless you see where it hides its mind."

Douglas saw Luna and the diary several times, and his expression became more and more puzzled. Could there really be such a thing as harassment Gadfly?

Don't they all say that this stuff is fictional?

Others don't know, but he knows that there is indeed a soul hidden in this diary.

Just like that, was discovered by a little wizard in the first grade?

This is too unscientific, ah, it is too unmagical.

Even more magical than the fact that Luna came to him directly with Riddle's diary.