HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

When Lycoris finished the exam and pushed the door open, Draco was already waiting outside.

"I feel like I'm an 'excellent' in Charms, and I'm pretty confident in Charms theory," Draco said, holding Lycoris's hand with his left, spinning his wand with his right, and estimating his exam results with his girlfriend. "When it came to actually performing the Charms, I saw Saint Pot chatting so well with the examiner, and there wasn't a mistake like the levitating cup falling to the ground. Can you guess why?"

"Why?" Lycoris turned her head slightly and looked up at Draco in a humorous manner. "But if you let the cup drop, it would be a major mistake in the exam, right? Then you can probably only get an 'E' grade."

Draco said seriously, "Because I remembered what you said, 'Don't let others affect your mood'. I heard Professor Flitwick call him Saint Pott and I didn't even look at him!"

"Xiaolong is amazing!" Licorice was not stingy with her praise and continued, "We have a Transfiguration test tomorrow, so we need to rest early tonight. Let's go to the auditorium and eat now!"

The girl suddenly pulled her boyfriend and started running. The tall and long-legged boy caught up with his girlfriend, and their plain robes fluttered as they ran.

The second day's Transfiguration was also theory in the morning and practical operation in the afternoon.

The next exams were Herbology and Potions, each with theory in the morning and practical work in the afternoon.

early morning.

The Slytherin table in the Great Hall.

"I must summon a Patronus to get extra points for the practical exercise in Defense Against the Dark Arts this afternoon!" Draco boasted proudly, "I feel really good now."

Pansy thought of what Theodore said, that the extra points for the Defense Against the Dark Arts class were the Patronus Charm, and she was very confident.

I can summon the guardian female eagle, so isn't that a bonus?

"The theory we learned this morning is also very important. You should eat more." Licorice picked up a small piece of cheese, put it on the bread, and put it into her mouth to chew.

Draco also picked up the milk and started drinking it. What Lycoris said made sense. It was really easy to get hungry during exams.

Seeing that Draco no longer showed off his patronus, Licorice was relieved.

Nott has not been able to summon a patronus yet, at most a little light comes out from the tip of his wand.

He might not get any extra points. Licorice glanced at Nott from the corner of her eye, and there was no emotion on his face.

After breakfast, the exam started soon.

When the exam was over, every student looked terrible - after all, there had been no actual practice in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class since Umbridge took over.

Among so many Defense Against the Dark Arts professors, only the knowledge taught by Professor Lupin and substitute teacher Professor Snape can be written on the parchment of the OWLs exam - the Unforgivable Curses taught by the fake Moody, etc., the relevant knowledge points are not mentioned on the test paper.

Maybe this is a sensitive topic, so the instructor from the Ministry of Magic deliberately avoided it when setting the test papers?

As Draco expected, the practical operation of the Defense Against the Dark Arts class began. The order of the people in the practical operation was exactly the same as the first day, all in the order of last name.

Draco deliberately dragged his feet until his group finished their test and Umbridge called the next group in. Then he took the initiative to ask the invigilator, "Professor, is there any way to add extra points?"

"Yes, the Patronus Charm, do you know it?" the old wizard shouted in a loud voice, "That's incredible! How can a young wizard like you know this?"

This shouting attracted the attention of several other professors.

Draco looked at so many prestigious old professors looking at him, cleared his throat and recited the Patronus Charm loudly.

A small snake appeared in the examination room. It swam proudly in the air and even deliberately swam in front of the professor.

Draco's patronus, the little snake, expressed his proud and happy mood. The little snake swam from Draco's ankle along his calf in a spiral towards his body.

"Good! This patron saint is so beautiful!" I don't know which lady spoke, and then applause broke out.

The group that came in later included Potter, Pansy and the two Patils. Except for Pansy, they all looked at Draco in surprise.

Harry also saw that Slytherin could also cast the Patronus Charm? There were no Slytherin students in his Dumbledore's Army, so he didn't know.

Draco on the other side had no idea what Potter was thinking, so he put away his Patronus and left gracefully.

Pansy watched Draco leave, and decided to cast her own Patronus Charm before Potter. So every practical operation in front of the examiner was fast and good, and she had forgotten to be nervous.

When I came in just now, Professor Umbridge patted me on the shoulder on purpose, which was quite scary.

"Professor, will I get extra points if I can summon a patronus?" The old professor was about to turn over the score board of the short-haired girl in front of him and move on to the next one, but she asked this question.

"Yes, so you want to show it to me?" The old professor turned her grading board back and looked at her with cloudy eyes. "Let's start."

Pansy waved her wand, and a female eagle flew out from the tip of her wand and circled in the air. Its broad wings made it more agile and nimble.

"Perhaps, Mr. Potter, you can do it too?" Harry's examiner suddenly said, "This is a plus point."

Harry held his breath and tried to do his best in front of Umbridge - thanks to Hermione's theoretical lessons and his own practical experience.

Now, after hearing what the examiner said, he waved his magic wand.

A doe emerged from the tip of Harry's wand and flew into the air.

After seeing off this group, the examiners were discussing whether they should directly mention this point for extra points!

This year's OWLs candidates are so outstanding, so many of them know the Patronus Charm.

By the time Lycoris Snape, whose name is "S", comes in, the examiner will have already taken the initiative to ask.

"Ms. Snape, your Defense Against the Dark Arts practical course has concluded." The examiner looked up at her and asked expectantly, "Do you know the Patronus charm?"

"I will." Lycoris picked up her beech wand, waved it and chanted a spell, and a fox with its fluffy tail fell on the professor's desk.

The fluffy little fox sat down, with its long tail resting on its front legs and tilting its head to look at the professor. Then it stretched out its hind legs and scratched the base of its pointed ears, and then stood up and stretched in the downward dog position.

The examiner's heart was melted by cuteness, and he asked, "Can I touch it?"

She knew, of course, that the patronus wasn't a physical entity, but the little fox was so adorable.

"Of course, Professor," Lycoris said, and she held out her hand.

When her hand was about to touch the little fox, the little fox drooped its ears, leaned forward and squinted its eyes, pretending that it was being touched.

Who doesn’t like a fluffy, cute and pretty little fox?