My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 314, Section 311: The Hogwarts Student Council

Lynn and Dumbledore stayed at the LeMay's house until nearly evening. Nick LeMay wanted them to stay for dinner, but Dumbledore politely declined.

Tom needs more than just these fragments of the Philosopher's Stone to regain his physical body; he also needs to rely on Dumbledore's connections to purchase other items.

However, those things are much easier to obtain compared to something as unique in the world as the Philosopher's Stone.

Dumbledore took Lynn through many magical streets and markets in Europe, as well as the homes of some reclusive wizards, and successfully obtained what they needed.

Back at Hogwarts, Dumbledore prepared for the ceremony, while Lynn filled out the defense against the dark arts report cards for the young wizards. In his spare time, he also had a picnic with Ian Cedric and the others by the Black Lake.

"Just so you know, your Defense Against the Dark Arts grades are all pretty good, all above E."

"If any of us can't even get an E, then we should suspect you're pulling some kind of stunt," Ian retorted expressionlessly.

Lynn shrugged and looked at the people sitting there: Ian, Cedric, and Umaru. The first two usually had good grades and were always among the top students in their colleges. If one of them couldn't even get an E grade in a course, then it was indeed something to consider whether the professor had graded it wrong.

As for Umaru

It must be said that her magical talent is truly remarkable, at least no less than that of the others sitting here.

Lynn had already inquired about her grades from other professors beforehand.

Aside from Potions, Umaru received O grades in all her other subjects in her first year exams. The only E grade she got in Potions wasn't because Snape was making things difficult for her, but because she carelessly skipped half a turn of stirring when preparing the potion. Although it didn't fail, it significantly reduced the potion's effectiveness.

Given Snape's strict personality, the E rating he gave her might have been out of consideration for Lynn.

Upon hearing them talk about the exam, Umaru immediately shifted her attention from eating her chicken leg to their conversation, pricking up her ears as if trying to eavesdrop on some useful information.

But Lynn and the others quickly changed the subject, talking about the Hogwarts student council.

In fact, the student management structure at Hogwarts is quite unique.

In a practical sense, there is no such thing as a student council; the student council here actually refers to all the students of Hogwarts.

The so-called presidents of the male and female student councils are seventh-year students who have the authority to manage prefects at Hogwarts, and are appointed annually by the then headmaster of Hogwarts.

These two student council members will perform their duties and assist the school as instructed. They are responsible for leading the prefectural leaders and should set an example for the students, and in some cases, lead the entire student body.

In general, the responsibilities of the student council president are quite significant. From the fourth to the seventh year, each of the four houses of Hogwarts elects one male and one female prefect. This means that there are a total of thirty-two prefects in Hogwarts, and the male and female student council presidents are the leaders who oversee these thirty-two prefects.

And in most cases, they can also participate in the management of ordinary students.

It's worth noting that a student who is elected student council president does not necessarily have to hold the position of class monitor first.

Some of the more famous male and female student council presidents in history include: Albus Dumbledore, Tom Riddle, James Potter, Minerva McGonagall, and Lily Evans.

Among these people are the current headmaster and vice-headmaster of Hogwarts, as well as Harry's parents and the Dark Lord Voldemort. All of them are figures who will leave their mark on the history of magic, which shows how rare the qualities are to become the headmaster or vice-headmaster of Hogwarts.

At the very least, they must be the two students with the best grades and the highest reputation among all the students at Hogwarts.

"This year's two student council presidents, male and female, have left Hogwarts. The Ministry of Magic has offered them high salaries. Almost every year, the graduating Hogwarts presidents are recruited by the Ministry of Magic. In the last five years, the only exception has been William (Bill) Arthur Weasley, the eldest brother of the Weasley family. I heard that he was hired by Gringotts in Egypt as a spellbreaker with a high salary, much higher than that of the Ministry of Magic."

Cedric was clearly very familiar with these things at the school. He was also a fourth-year student, and although he wasn't a prefect, he knew much more about Hogwarts than Lynn and Ian did.

Lynn didn't even know who the two student council presidents were or what their names were.

However, he didn't need to know, because Hogwarts' student administration was going to undergo a major overhaul next year.

On the last night of the semester, a farewell dinner was held in the auditorium as usual.

Students and professors from the castle would generally attend the dinner that day.

However, many young wizards made a strange discovery: their Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, who was leaving office that night, did not appear at the banquet. This left countless young witches who had hoped to use the pumpkin juice tonight to embolden themselves to have a heart-to-heart talk with Lynn.

They could only ask Professor Dumbledore for information, only to learn that Lynn had other important matters to attend tonight and could not attend the dinner.

At the start of the dinner party, Lynn and Tom were boiling a large pot of medicine together in the Room of Requirement.

"Frog brains, eight ounces. I really wonder what kind of magic frog brains could possess."

Lynn muttered to Tom beside him as he poured eight ounces of frog brains into the pot.

"Stir three times clockwise, don't forget," Tom reminded Lynn, who was flipping through the potion-making notes left by Dumbledore.

"Don't worry, I'm pretty good at potion-making, I won't miss any of these steps." Lynn stirred the potion in the large pot, holding the [Wand] that had turned into a big, thick stick. "But to be honest, it would be more reliable to let Snape do professional work like potion-making, but Professor Dumbledore said that the fewer people who know about your resurrection, the better, so I have to do it myself."

Lynn chatted with Tom as they added all the necessary ingredients to the pot according to the steps. Then he took out the fragment of the Philosopher's Stone that Dumbledore had given him.

"This is the key to this potion. After putting it in the pot, boil it for seven days. When the potion turns light red, the potion is considered successfully made."

As he spoke, he threw the fragment in his hand into the large pot. The originally boiling, brownish-black potion in the pot instantly turned into a calm, blood-red color. Lynn used a levitation spell to cover the pot, completing all the steps of potion making.

(End of this chapter)