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Chapter 659: Speed ​​Pass OWLs Exam
It was only natural that he got full marks in Transfiguration - Andrew didn't find it strange at all.

It’s just a pity that the final effect was not achieved.

However, on the way back to the lounge, he thought it through and realized that it was not appropriate to do it now - not because he was afraid of pure-bloods, but because it was inappropriate.

In fact, it was all a bit weird at first.

He has not yet obtained the secrets of the Department of Mysteries promised by Dumbledore, let alone the things hidden in the History of Magic. Under such circumstances, it is rather unrealistic to deduce the origin of the universe and the evolution of organisms.

How did wizards come from, what are magical creatures like, how should magic be defined - before these are clarified, it would not be appropriate to hastily take sides and make analyses of the origins.

'Forget about that, let's finish the exam first, and then we can talk about the definition after we have figured it out. Otherwise, it will just be empty talk.'

He shook his head and walked straight towards the dormitory.

But on the other hand, the students' discussion has not stopped yet.

Although they were still in the OWLs exam, the exam that just ended was still being discussed by students - after all, it was a recognized full score, and few people could restrain their desire for the answers after the exam.

"You just didn't take the exam?"

"Of course. The examiners put Taylor at the end. I guess they were afraid of discouraging us."

"What's there to criticize? He criticized all the students in his third year. At that time, he won many honors including the Order of Merlin, First Class. We have no intention of comparing with him."

"Yeah, I didn't see it - to be honest, if I had seen it, I would have accepted it even if Seamus had failed."

Dean said jokingly.

After all, he and Seamus were roommates, so he could be a little too extreme in his jokes. Besides, even though Seamus always caused explosions, he would not fail Transfiguration, so he could afford such jokes.

It would be fine if he wanted to change it. Although Ron over there was also a roommate, even the lower grade Gryffindors knew about the feat of that Gryffindor warrior - he dared to give up Transfiguration in order to get first place in a single subject. As a real twin brother, it would not be a good idea for him to play a Transfiguration joke with Ron.

Seamus responded by giving Dean a finger, but he didn't leave - he was still waiting for new news. No one knew what had changed about Taylor, and they couldn't carry the question over to the next day.

But unfortunately, the examiners had no intention of revealing it.

In fact, even the famous gossips on campus did not know what happened in the examination room today. After all, the examiner is best at keeping secrets.

So, an hour later, the reluctant students had to return to the dormitory to prepare for the exam the next day and were full of anticipation for the upcoming exam.

But the next day, no one cared about what happened yesterday.

Because the excited examiner shouted out such an outrageous word as "full marks" in public - the examination room for herbal medicine was in a greenhouse, and the written test results were not yet known, but in practice, the students next to him only heard Taylor lecturing the examiner...

But this was just the beginning, because the exam on the fourth day was just as outrageous.

The fourth day was the Anti-Dark Arts Test. It was said that the examiner was eager to show off his skills, so he directly held a duel, and was defeated miserably...

Anyway, Dean from Gryffindor swore that Taylor undid the Transfiguration for the examiner on the spot...

So, on Friday, when there was no news about Taylor's outrageous full score, the students were all sighing - it was the pure text type like runes that was so powerful that even Taylor couldn't get a high score at will.

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"Relief!"

Ron shouted, he had been studying extremely hard for the exams this week.

"Not really. We have exams next week. We have to continue, Ron."

Hermione rolled her eyes at Ron - if it was over now, she might as well just give up. Although she knew last semester that she couldn't just take advantage of everything, Hermione still hoped to get more first place, but after a week, Taylor was just speed-passing the exam.

Duel with the examiner!

Even won, is this what a student should do?

But the matter was done, there was nothing she could do. After five exams, she was only somewhat confident about one rune.

"And there are potions... Snape has openly admitted that Taylor's continued attendance is a waste of time. Can you outwit him, Hermione?"

Ron looked unconcerned, Transfiguration was over anyway, his spells would most likely get full marks, this would give Hermione the pressure to take it away and it would be considered daily entertainment.

"Potion..."

Hermione scratched her messy hair in annoyance, but ultimately said nothing. She was still a little bit lacking and couldn't reach that level.

"Anyway, just prepare well for the exam!"

She finally chose to give up her fantasy.

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"Four more days to finish."

Andrew carefully cleaned the crucible platform and checked again for contaminants before he felt relieved and declared the end to himself.

There has been no setback in Dumbledore's promise - there doesn't seem to be any trouble in the wizarding world either, so that's good.

All that was left was to listen to the secrets of the Department of Mysteries and be obedient while taking the rest of the test.

But it was not a big problem - the rest was also a speed run, at most there would be some difficulties with the magical creatures, but as for the overall course category, he could completely trust Hagrid, even though his lectures were not that reliable, but he had roughly memorized the knowledge points.

...

"Well, full marks in Potions, O in Care of Magical Creatures, and O in Astronomy. Unfortunately, it was almost full marks, O. But Divination, well, yes, arithmetic divination, which is also divination. Although the conclusion is not quite correct, both the super-standard calculations and the ideas are top-notch. The examiner gave it an O."

When there was only one subject left, History of Magic, Professor Marchbank told Professor McGonagall about Taylor's results and persuaded her to prepare her office.

The other schools will shamelessly come and snatch our students!

You can do internship in sixth grade!

Take Quidditch for example. If you are good enough, you can play in league matches directly in sixth grade, and even quickly become a regular player, and even have a chance to play in the World Cup.

Professor, it's not impossible for you to do this! Can you stop me?

I would really regret it if I was shamelessly lured away by other magic schools using their libraries!

"Be ready. Albus said that Tyler will have his own office directly in the sixth grade, and I really don't know which professor will let him take his own advanced class."

Professor McGonagall nodded seriously, then shook her head.

The advanced class is to give students with more than enough ability a second chance to further their studies, but Andrew obviously doesn't need it - even for Transfiguration, Professor McGonagall doesn't have any advice other than to let Andrew practice more.

"That's good. Let him prepare well for History of Magic. I'm curious about what professorship Dumbledore plans to give him."

Professor Marchbank obviously enjoyed watching the fun - she had thought it was a bit excessive before, but after the Transfiguration exam, she was only interested.

(End of this chapter)