Take things as they come at Hogwarts

After the Quidditch Trophy was awarded, the bonus points were immediately executed, and the Gryffindor hourglass height rushed from third to first, and the Gryffindor seat immediately erupted in cheers!

And Dumbledore, with a wave of his wand, turned the entire Great Hall into gold and red!

Flags embroidered with Gryffindor griffons hung from the ceiling, instantly enlarging the entire auditorium!

The lion cubs cheered for a while before stopping.

Dumbledore waited patiently for a moment, and then did not directly present the award.

He once again explained to the young wizards what Harry had done this school year, and rewarded them with points for their heroic and righteous actions, with 50 points added to each of them!

So the little lions cheered again!

They didn't even drink saliva, they cheered for several minutes in a row, and their voices were not hoarse.

Locke couldn't help but sigh secretly, the physique of wizards is really powerful!

Although the little snakes were a little dissatisfied, they didn't care so much about whether they added points in the end anyway, and the House Cup was all Gryffindor's.

The professors also only felt that Dumbledore was just trying to add to the cake and stir up the atmosphere.

But they would never have imagined that even if Gryffindor wasn't in first place in the overall score before, he would still give Harry a big bonus to them!

At this time, Dumbledore witnessed World War II, the Cold War, and the turmoil of the two Dark Lords, and he could be regarded as seeing through the world.

He has his own set of evaluation criteria and rules of conduct, and does not care too much about other people's opinions.

Dumbledore presents the House Cup, and the winner is Percy, who walks onto the stage like a proud rooster!

Although Ron complained that the person who contributed the most house points this year was Locke, and Rock should have received the award.

Then he was gagged with food by Locke.

But Locke can gag Ron's mouth, but he can't gag Percy's mouth.

He then gave a speech in the official dialect that he didn't know where he had learned, and the smiles on Dumbledore and the professors' faces disappeared.

The Weasley twins also led the way in boosing below, and Percy's girlfriend Penelope covered her face with her hands.

Ron ducked his head under the table.

But Percy was not embarrassed at all, and waited until everyone applauded, and then he proudly walked down with the trophy.

Well, Locke has determined that this red hair of the Weasleys is completely crooked.

In addition, about his official speech, his girlfriend Penelope is estimated to have to memorize half of the pot.

It was probably Percy who borrowed some Muggle books from her to learn this.

After all, after graduating from the wizarding world, it is employment.

An excellent eaglety like Penelope, who likes to prepare in advance, is expected to find time to read some books about the workplace and career.

She probably didn't expect her boyfriend to be so blunt.

......

The dust has settled on the House Cup, and there is still something to come, and that is to send off the Year 7 graduates.

Some people cried, some were terrified, and some couldn't wait.

But none of this has anything to do with first-year Locke.

They're eating!

That's what it takes to go to school at Hogwarts, and you don't skimp on food.

After a period of calm, the next week arrives.

And the students' overall grades for the school year also came out, and in the first grade, the first place turned out to be Locke.

This is a matter of course, because the overall grade of the school year is not only the score of the final exam, but also the usual score.

Moreover, it is a total score calculation.

Locke is liked by all four deans.

McGonagall and Snape aside, Professor Flitwick admired Locke's talents, and Professor Sprout knew Locke indirectly because of Neville, and had a high opinion of him.

So Rockocco's usual score is very high, on par with Hermione.

Then a flying lesson pulled away.

After all, an O and an An can't always score about the same.

Hermione was very unhappy with this result, and wanted to lie on top of Locke and bite him on the spot.

Locke didn't understand why the little witch was so obsessed with the point of "ranking ~first in grades"?

And if it weren't for the nervous little witch exam, the one who could have gotten a full score didn't get a full score, and the total score would definitely be the first place for the little witch. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

The most important thing is that if he wasn't pulled by the little witch and forced to review together, how could he have been able to crush the little witch underneath?

The little witch is obviously self-inflicted, why does she look like she is gnashing her teeth at herself?

Locke thinks that maybe he should let the little witch next year, anyway, all he values is knowledge, and as for the ranking of grades, whoever likes to fight for it!

Locke doesn't care about grade rankings, but that's not the case with professors, Kitty Hawks.

So after the results came out, Locke was suppressed by Harry, and there was a tendency to look up. []

Fortunately, the summer vacation is also coming immediately.

Prior to this, the first-year wizards were to brand the young wizard's wand with the "Trace" charm under the supervision of Professor Flitwick and the staff of the Ministry of Magic's Office for the Prohibition of Misuse of Magic.

Although Locke was extremely repulsed in his heart, and even wanted to burn Hogwarts now, he could only endure it and couldn't change anything.

He asked Professor Flitwick how the "trace" worked.

As the best student in the first year, there is obviously a privilege here at the professor.

So, Professor Flitwick took advantage of the fact that the Ministry of Magic staff was not paying attention and quietly told Locke.

The spell "Trace" actually appears in pairs. One of them is now branded on the Little Wizard's Wand, and the other is in the Ministry of Magic.

The spell on the little wizard's wand senses the surrounding fluctuations in mana.

When it discovers that there is only one mana source around it, and this mana source is using magical power, it will alarm the other spell of the Ministry of Magic to react.

However, if there are multiple sources of mana nearby, it will default to the fact that the young wizard is under the surveillance of an adult wizard and will not call the police.

In short, there are a lot of vulnerabilities and it's not smart.

Even if you use the "Shielding Charm", you can temporarily disable the spell on your wand.

This is probably the reason why pure-blood nobles are willing to let their children's wands be branded with "traces".

Usually with parents around, or staying in the wizarding world, surrounded by wizards and magical creatures, "Trace" will not call the police at all.

If a child wants to go out on an adventure alone during the summer vacation, they can solve this problem once and for all by equipping the children with a "spare wand".

It is important to know that the first wand of every (small) wizard registered with the Ministry of Magic is subsidized by the Ministry of Magic and will be very cheap.

But the second one, depending on the material, the price will increase several times.

Ordinary families and Muggle families, or don't think about any spare wands.

But none of this has anything to do with Locke.

He didn't care about leaking any traces, and was warned by the Ministry of Magic's "Office for the Prohibition of Misuse of Magic".

What he cares about is that his precious white princess has an unrelated charm branded on her body out of thin air, which is simply worse than killing him!

But it's all to blame for him forgetting about the "trace" before.

Or he doesn't know what the "trace" thing is about.

He also thought that it was the same as the map of the living point, that the little wizard had signed some kind of magic contract with the Ministry of Magic, and that he had used a tracing spell or a name tagging spell or something.

As a result, "Trace" has nothing to do with the little wizard, only with a wand.

Locke remembers that in the two fanfictions he read, the descriptions of "Traces" were different, but they both acted on the little wizard, otherwise, "Traces" would be too stretched.

But I didn't expect the fan fiction to be so unreliable, and the "trace" is pulled like this.

Then why was Harry repeatedly warned by the Ministry of Magic for "secretly using magic at home", and couldn't Harry block the spell?

Well, that's the plot of the movie and the novel, and it has nothing to do with the real world that Locke is in today.

There are many contradictions that I encountered before.

Locke suddenly felt that it had been almost a year since he entered the wizarding world, but his understanding of the wizarding world was still very shallow.