I, Hogwarts Week Two

Chapter 443 School Year Finale

"Hehe-" Justin giggled, knowing what Owen was troubled about.

Sure enough, being a good student is not that easy.

Of course - to say how irritated Irving is, it's not that he's just unhappy looking at Justin's face.

Miss Granger works harder than him!

She has eleven exams.

I only have ten doors.

Less Muggle Studies than Hermione.

When I think about it - wow - I really feel much better.

Tuesday is Care for Magical Creatures.

The exam is not difficult at all.

Students were asked to accurately identify a hedgehog hiding among a dozen hedgehogs. The trick was to feed them milk in turn. The hedgehog is a very suspicious animal that has a characteristic when it thinks someone is trying to poison them. The thorns of magic will stand up.

Plus, there's how to feed and clean a fire crab without getting badly burned, as well as a demonstration on how to properly touch a Bowtruckle and choose from a variety of foods to feed a sick unicorn. .

Wednesday morning was the astronomy theory test, and since they had to wait until the evening for the practical astronomy test, the afternoon was changed to a divination test, with Hermione doing arithmetic.

To be honest, Divination class—this exam should be renamed the Hogwarts Arts Examination.

Because you can hardly expect a group of young wizards who have no prophetic talent at all to be able to see anything decent from those crystal balls.

Most of the young wizards could only squeeze their heads to recall the way the famous magician Professor Trelawney made prophecies, and spoke under their breaths all kinds of ambiguous prophecies that in fact even they themselves did not know what they were talking about.

Justin, that idiot, kept mumbling about what kind of bald wizard he saw. After a while, he realized that he was briefly describing the appearance of the examiner sitting opposite him through the crystal ball.

Harry didn't give in too much. He didn't distinguish clearly between the wisdom line and the life line on Professor Marchban's palm. He said that Professor March should have died last Tuesday.

Hannah pretended to be presentable. Before entering the examination room, she untied the braid on the back of her head and entered with her hair disheveled. While observing the crystal ball, she shook her head and talked nonsense. Professor Marchban obviously She didn't believe it, so in order to get high scores, Hannah secretly cast a lighting spell without a wand to highlight the crystal ball!

But she apparently forgot that glass reflects light.

A flash bomb exploded in front of her eyes. Hannah couldn't dodge and subconsciously raised her hand to block it. Instead, she slapped the crystal ball away.

It happened to hit the knee of Professor Trelawney who was accompanying the invigilator.

From the way Professor March was holding back her laughter, and the way Professor Trelawney was jumping and sitting on the steps beside her while enduring the pain, Owen guessed that she should be able to get at least a passing grade in this course.

After all - she just performed a nice wandless and silent lighting spell!

As for Owen - he certainly didn't inherit his grandfather's prophetic abilities.

Merlin is also a famous prophet, but unfortunately this has nothing to do with him.

After staring at the crystal ball for a long time, he could see that the quality of this thing was not very good. There were many cracks and bubbles in it. I was afraid it would only fetch a few dollars in the market, and nothing could be seen.

But it doesn't matter, he is much smarter than Hannah. With the silent and wandless body transformation spell, a large cloud of mist immediately stirred up on the surface of the crystal ball, and then the cloud and mist began to transform into the appearance of Dumbledore - he seemed to be eating something. thing.

Then Owen immediately answered, saying that he saw Professor Dumbledore eating a pile of cockroaches in the office!

The other DA members on the side were stunned when they saw this scene.

Can you still do this?

As the prerequisite spell of the Phantom Curse, they have all learned the Phantom Curse.

With the cheating device opened by Owen, everyone was enlightened, and the corners of their mouths rose crazily, making it difficult to hide their smiles.

Hmm--it looks like everyone should be able to get a good score in the divination exam!

After the messy divination exam and astronomy practical exam are over, for most young wizards, the last exam on the history of magic is left.

The practical exams in astronomy were actually pretty interesting.

They will give you a blank star map and you need to fill in the positions of today's stars.

This is easy, but it tests proficiency, because the exam time is limited, and the examiner cannot allow you to spend five or six hours to complete the star map.

Owen quickly found them all. For the rest of the time, he did not hand in the paper in advance. Instead, he looked at the stars through the astronomical telescope - trying to find a planet suitable for human survival, such as Kepler 452b, which is approximately 1402 kilometers away from the solar system. light years.

Well - the earth is really too complicated, it’s better to be an alien.

After searching for a long time, he could not find this G-type main sequence star in Cygnus.

Wizards' telescopes are still too weak compared to Muggle gamma-ray astronomical telescopes, X-ray observatories, ultraviolet observatories, etc.

But it is very useful for observing the planets in the solar system, and it is very clear, just like using a camera to photograph a mountain.

After watching it for a while, Owen felt bored. He wanted to find the Sea of ​​Stars where Merlin was said to be.

Unfortunately he didn't know where it was.

Thursday - it's the History of Magic exam.

This course is considered the most difficult one for most young wizards.

Because it only has a theoretical part and does not require any practice at all, you have to rely on rote memorization to pass the exam, which is the most uncomfortable for wizards who are used to waving wands.

"History of Magic" is a thick book.

It’s really difficult to remember those complicated names, dates, and historical events.

Most young wizards are approaching their exams and haven't even read their notes yet.

The same goes for Owen himself. He doesn't have any superpowers in this class. If you don’t know, you just don’t know. Can he still make up a random piece of history?

At two o'clock in the afternoon, the candidates dragged their tired bodies into the auditorium and sat down in front of the upside-down test papers.

"Open your test papers." Professor Marchban said in front of the auditorium and immediately turned the huge hourglass upside down. "You can start."

Opening the test piece, Owen glanced at it first.

Good guy, it’s not easy.

——Did the Wand Regulations contribute to or help better control the goblin rebellions of the eighteenth century?

—How was the Statute of Secrecy violated in 1749, and what legislation was introduced to prevent a similar situation from happening again?

——State the reasons and circumstances that led to the establishment of the International Federation of Wizards, and explain the reasons why wizards in Liechtenstein refused to join...

They are all essay questions.

Owen shook his head and flipped through the entire "History of Magic", which was also signed by Bathilda Bagshot.

It was given to him by his grandfather, and Bathilda Bagshot was his great-aunt.

Although he had read the book many times, it was impossible to expect him to recite the entire text like Hermione, but he probably remembered some of it.