The Hogwarts Emerald

Chapter 58 Final Exam
As June came, the most annoying thing in student life finally arrived, and the shadow of the final exams hung over the entire Hogwarts.

The pre-exam cramming class that Ada opened for the twins also ended the night before the exam, and the number of people in the cramming class increased from the original two brothers to a large group of friends.

Lee Jordan was forcibly abducted by the twins on the third day of the assault class. Originally, the twins just wanted to seek comfort from him, but who knew that he would tease the two brothers. The cruel twins would naturally not let him go. Since they are not doing well, you, Lee Jordan, can't expect to have an easy life either!
This is called sharing happiness and sharing difficulties.

Under Ada's high pressure, the black guy's face became darker and darker, and he looked listless. This situation continued until Angelina and Alia joined in.

As the exam approached, the two girls were a little worried. It happened that Ada was taking the twins to review, so they followed along. It's easy to drive one sheep, but it's also easy to let two sheep go. The addition of the two roommates also made Ada feel less worried.

Angelina and Alia are good students, much better than the three male classmates. Not only do they not require Ada to worry about them, but they can also help Ada share some of the burden.

The first exam for the first grade was Charms. They took the written test in a large lecture hall in the morning. Students from four colleges were all here, with students from one college sitting in the same vertical row, just filling up the entire classroom.

After the test papers were handed out, Ada first read through the entire paper. There were no questions that were too difficult. Ada had predicted the questions for the twins, and the key points she had picked out were basically on the test paper.

The spells, gestures, and effects were the main topics of the exam. Ada answered very quickly. She had handed in her paper while everyone else was still chewing on their quills, and she even had time to check it twice.

Before leaving, Ada took a special look at the twins. If they didn't do well in the exam, Ada would give each of them a bottle of brain-stimulating potion.

After handing in the paper, Ada went to the small classroom next door to take the written test. The examiner for the spell practice was Professor Flitwick, the professor of Charms.

Professor Flitwick first asked Ada to use the levitation spell, then asked her to cut a small piece of wood with the cutting spell, and finally used the repairing spell to restore the cut piece of wood.

Ada cast the spell as required, and Professor Flitwick was very pleased with her smooth operation. He waved his hand and gave Ada a full score. As long as the written test score was not bad, Ada would definitely get an "O" in the final grade of the spells semester.

In the afternoon, the students continued to take exams in this classroom. This time they were going to take the History of Magic exam, which was a written exam only.

Ada was either sleeping soundly or doing homework for other subjects in History of Magic class, but her knowledge of History of Magic was still very good. She had read a lot of history books, and reading books was much more interesting than listening to Professor Binns' lectures.

Everyone still didn't get any rest at night. They had to go to the astronomy tower to take the astronomy exam. Professor Sinistra asked them to draw a star map of tonight and write down several important star names. The more they wrote, the more points they would get.

How could Ada miss such a good opportunity? After drawing the star map, she wrote down all the star names she could until she could write no more. When the test paper was handed in, Professor Sinistra felt a headache looking at the densely written test paper.

Professor Sinistra really wanted to grab Ada by the collar and ask her how she wrote those small words bit by bit.

With the astronomy exam over, the first-year students finally got a break, and the remaining exams will be left to tomorrow.

The next day, there were still two courses to take, Herbology in the morning and Transfiguration in the afternoon. Both were written and practical tests, but the difference was that the Herbology practice was conducted in the greenhouse.

Written exams were never a problem for Ada, as she had experienced exams that were much more brutal than those at Hogwarts. The only thing she had to worry about was the practicals of the Herbology class. As expected, in the greenhouse, Ada made a mistake and accidentally broke the roots of the plants, causing the juice to flow all over the floor. She no longer had the chance to get an O.

When practicing Transfiguration, Professor McGonagall increased the difficulty for Ada. The test contents of other students were all inanimate objects, but Ada had to transform into a mouse.

Ada first transformed the little mouse into an exquisite snuff bottle and then into a goblet. She completed the test content that was beyond the syllabus extremely well.

Professor McGonagall nodded. She was very satisfied with Ada's ability to use Transfiguration, especially the fact that the styles of the snuff bottle and the goblet were almost the same as when she transformed them. Professor McGonagall had shown this skill in the orphanage at that time, and Ada still remembered it.

On the third day, they were only one Potions class away from being free. Although Flying was a compulsory course, there was no exam required, and the Defense Against the Dark Arts exam was also cancelled. They were about to breathe the air of freedom.

There was also a written test in the morning. This test was easy for Ada, but she was worried about the twins because she almost didn't get the questions right. Everything depended on the twins themselves. The practical class in the afternoon was conducted by everyone. Everyone had to prepare a swelling potion independently. The score was based on the completion of the potion, and of course Snape's subjective evaluation was indispensable.

After taking the Potions class, the twins were finally free. The course had ended long ago, and they didn't have to take exams anymore, let alone deal with Ada's cruel tutoring. They could have fun until the results came out.

The twins and Lee Jordan were having fun on the grass outside the castle, while the three girls were walking together to check their answers to the test questions. Angelina and Alia were the ones checking their answers, and Ada would point out any mistakes.

Ada has never understood this behavior. The exam is already over, and there is no need to estimate the scores for the final exam at Hogwarts. What's the point of estimating the answers?

If you find that you have made a lot of mistakes, will you still be in the mood to play in the days that follow?
Look at the three “unbridled wild dogs” on the grass in front. They don’t care at all about how they do in the exam. They vividly illustrate what it means to be heartless.

"I feel like I didn't do well in the exam. I made a lot of mistakes in Potions and Transfiguration. I'm definitely doomed for this holiday." Alia said with a frown after finishing her answers.

"Me too. I should be able to pass, but my grades aren't much better." Angelina had the same expression.

A sense of familiarity came over her. The performance of the two reminded Ada of those top students who said they had failed the exam right after the test, but when the results were announced, they did better than anyone else, which made her very angry.

"Ada, how did you do in the exam? Are you confident that you can get first place?" Angelina asked.

Ada hesitated for a moment. She originally wanted to imitate those top students and pretend to be cool, but Ada really couldn't do such a thing. In the end, she chose to tell the truth.

Ida said, "Except for Herbology, all other scores should be O, and Herbology might just be an A."

Be realistic. If you do well in the exam, it's good. If you don't do well, it's bad. Why bother with all that nonsense with your friends? It's boring!

The only thing Ada was unsure about was her Herbology result. She didn't know how many points Professor Sprout would deduct from her. If Professor Sprout showed mercy, she might even get a good grade.

"I'm so envious. If I could do so well in the exam, my parents would definitely reward me, and my pocket money would definitely be doubled!" said Alia.

"If I do so well in the exam, I can get a new broom next semester, and the possibility of joining the school team will be greater." Angelina was also envious.

Ida smiled and said, "I envy you too. In your hands, the flying brooms are so obedient, but in my hands, they can only sweep the floor."

"It's a good thing you don't have to take the flying class, otherwise you would definitely have an extra T on your transcript!" Angelina said with a smile.

"T? Are you saying Ada is a troll?" the twins who ran back from the front joked.

"So you two want to experience what it feels like to be shot in the head by a troll?" Ada said viciously.

The twins ran away again, saying as they ran: "Come on, if you catch me, I will..."

"You two stop right there. I'm going to teach you a lesson today!" Ada chased after them.

In the sunshine, three people ran and chased each other on the grass, and the first year life at Hogwarts ended on this beautiful afternoon.

(End of this chapter)