Hogwarts: The Wizarding World's First Capitalist

As the funeral of the two Aurors ended, the atmosphere in Hogwarts suddenly became tense.

This is not because the students were influenced by the British wizarding world or the Ministry of Magic's internal purge.

The rumors of Voldemort's imminent return and the video footage of the two Aurors' funeral caused a huge controversy.

All of this has nothing to do with the students of Hogwarts, which is why the air pressure in the entire school dropped.

It all comes from a terrifying term, "Final Exam!!!"

During this last week, students of all grades began to read books like crazy.

After all, no matter how wonderful the magic is, Hogwarts is still a school, and if you don't get a good grade in the final exam.

Then when you return home, your parents’ love and care won’t be so easy to bear, and the wonderful summer vacation may not be so wonderful.

But the craziest ones are the fifth and seventh year students. The fifth year students have an Ordinary Wizarding Level Examination waiting for them.

For seventh-year students, there is only one Advanced Wizarding Level Examination, which is crucial and directly related to their employment after graduation.

In the final analysis, whether in Muggle society or the magical world, there are always only a few jobs that are leisurely and well paid.

For most ordinary young wizards, graduation means unemployment.

As the final exam date approaches, many young wizards begin to experience various anxiety symptoms.

Especially the senior students. Carl once saw a seventh-grade little witch at lunch.

He was still looking at the book in his hand while eating. As he read deeper, he began to laugh wildly.

Then she burst into tears and finally dumped a plate full of cheese baked lobster directly on the head of her roommate.

This resulted in both of them being sent to the infirmary, but luckily Madam Pomfrey in the infirmary seemed to be very good at dealing with this situation.

She specially prepared a lot of water of life and death to help those anxious little wizards to have a good sleep after drinking it.

But his good deed was ruthlessly rejected by Professor Snape because Headmaster Dumbledore was missing.

A written notice was left specifically stating that the position of headmaster would be temporarily taken over by Professor McGonagall, but she would not have the authority to manage students on a daily basis.

It was assigned to Professor Snape, so the already anxious students' suffering was not only not improved, but also made worse.

Professor Snape was very considerate and followed the Eastern Muggle school's learning method that Carl had provided.

Students with poor academic performance are directly required to attend two hours of evening self-study after classes.

Help them to catch up on their studies step by step. As for rest and so-called anxiety, there is no need to worry at all.

Those little wizards who dared to show the slightest dissatisfaction deeply understood what Professor Snape said.

"Now you know why I am called the Potions Master."

All kinds of unpalatable and disgusting potions tortured these students to death, especially the so-called sleeping potions provided by the other party.

It's basically a deep anesthetic. One drop of it will do the job no matter you're in the classroom or on the bed.

You will fall to the ground unconscious on the spot, and after sleeping for 6 hours, you will be forced to turn on again by the magic of the potion.

With his eyes open, he was as excited as a kangaroo in heat.

Just like that, under Professor Snape's "careful care", the final exam finally arrived.

First-year wizards have to take exams in a total of seven subjects: Transfiguration, Charms, Potions, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Herbology, History of Magic and Astronomy.

For History of Magic and Astronomy, there are only theoretical exams, and one professor is missing.

However, before he left, he had left behind a complete set of test papers for grades one to seven.

And compared to the boring fill-in-the-blank questions before, this time the questions are about the history of magic, which are more inclined to allow young wizards to express themselves freely.

Let them make their own understanding and judgment on the magical historical events they have learned.

But the only strange thing was that the first-year candidates were a little confused because there was an additional question at the very end of the test paper.

Please discuss whether the love between two people in love still exists after the blood alliance is broken.

This question is worth 60 points, which means that if you answer it correctly, you will pass directly. Otherwise, it doesn’t matter how well you answered the previous questions.

They will also fail directly. When the first-grade little wizards in the examination room were scratching their heads at the incomprehensible questions in front of them.

Karl's face was full of black lines, and he felt unhappy in his heart.

"You are such a shameless old man, you actually smuggled some private goods into this."

But even though he was scolded, he was the only one who knew the standard answer to this question, so he was not as rebellious as before.

Write directly in the blank space.

"That's natural, love exists forever!"

After writing down this answer that made me feel sick, the theoretical exam officially ended.

The next step is the actual operation, such as the actual exam in the Charms class, which uses the Luminescent Charm variant magic invented by Carl.

Use light and shadow to project your favorite patterns onto the white walls of the classroom.

This was not too difficult for the young wizards who had attended classes seriously, and the patterns they projected were also varied.

Most of the Gryffindor students are ferocious beasts or brave knights.

Many Slytherin students projected their family emblems onto the wall.

Ravenclaw students tend to project some classic quotes.

Not to mention the Hufflepuff students, the walls are filled with delicious food that makes one's mouth water just by looking at it.

The only special one was Carl. The image he projected was a burning wooden house with a young man in white clothes standing in front.

"Mr. Hohenzollern, does this picture have any special meaning to you?"

Professor Flitwick asked somewhat puzzled.

Karl spread his hands and said indifferently.

"It was just a flash in my mind. It doesn't have any special meaning. And I think I should pass it."

"Of course." Professor Flitwick responded immediately. It was not because of anything else, but because the picture projected by Carl was indeed excellent.

The light and shadow projected by others was just a static picture, but the image projected by Carl was so real.

It was as if a fragment of memory was captured directly in front of everyone, just looking at the light and shadow on the wall.

Everyone could even vaguely hear the crackling sound of the wood burning in the flames, as well as a burning smell.

After the Charms exam, the next one is the Potions exam.

All the students present immediately put on a look of grief as they walked out of the Charms classroom.

With heavy steps, he slowly walked towards the execution ground, or rather the examination room.

Facts also verified the state of these little wizards. As soon as they stepped into the door of the Potions classroom, Professor Snape shouted at the top of his voice.

"Walk faster, you guys. Have the muscles in your legs become as hard as rocks?"

"Today's exam is very simple. If anyone does not perform perfectly, it will be a waste of my hard work for this year."

"Then he is unlikely to get a very bad test score, and will receive more attention in the new year. I hope you will take care of yourself."