My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 427, Section 424: End of Semester

Lynn flipped through the photos in his hand, then put them into his pocket with satisfaction.

He left the student council office, went downstairs, and headed straight for Snape's office.

Snape was grading students' homework in his office.

Now, not only do students have tasks during morning and evening self-study sessions, but professors' workload has also increased.

Although there aren't many students at Hogwarts, there's only one professor for each subject, so teaching subjects like Potions, Transfiguration, Charms, and Defense Against the Dark Arts isn't easy.

Lynn is planning to recruit teaching assistants for major subjects from among the graduates starting next semester. This will not only cultivate future teaching staff for Hogwarts, but also effectively alleviate the teaching pressure on current professors.

Lynn walked into the office, and Snape, without even looking up, said...

"You've squandered all the truth serum formula here. You definitely won't be able to find a single trace of it from me before the next batch of materials arrives."

"The way you're talking makes it sound like I'm always sneaking something away every time I come here."

"Or what?"

Lynn didn't care about Snape's sarcasm at all. He sat down opposite him with a grin and said mysteriously.

"I have some good stuff here to show you, Professor. Can you guess what it is?"

Snape glanced at him sideways.

"Are you planning to reimburse me for the materials you took earlier?"

"Vulgar! I thought you must have refined tastes after being single for so long, but all you talk about is money."

Lynn pursed his lips, no longer keeping Snape in suspense, and took out the photo he had hidden in his pocket, placing it in front of him.

Snape first glanced at the photos for no apparent reason, then he discovered the key point.

Especially the picture of Harry Potter riding on Sirius Black and attacking him from both sides, it's like Wu Song of Jingyang Ridge beating the tiger so badly he ran away in terror.

Sirius Black has been exonerated, so these photos can naturally be released.

As Snape looked at the "Father's Kindness and Filial Piety" testimonies in his hand, his tightly furrowed brows unconsciously relaxed, and the corners of his mouth flattened. He looked expressionless, but those who knew Snape well could tell that, compared to a normal person, he was already showing a smile.

"When did this happen?"

"A month ago, Harry and the others managed to catch Sirius using bait. He thought Sirius was his enemy, and then with my help, they beat him up."

Lynn said mysteriously.

"To be honest, Professor, I actually realized a long time ago that Blake was framed. The real culprit was Peter. I didn't tell them the truth back then because I wanted to get revenge for you."

Snape stared at him with a straight face.

"What anger do I have to vent?"

Seeing that he was unwilling to admit it, Lynn wisely waved his hand and said something.

"No, no, I just wanted to see them make fools of themselves, and I thought it was quite interesting, so I wanted to share it with you."

"Hmph! They resort to such crooked and evil methods."

Snape said this, but his hands told a different story. He quickly put the stack of photos on the table into his office drawer.

"Is there anything else?"

He stared at Lynn and asked.

Lynn blinked, looking puzzled, and said, "Nothing's wrong?"

"Then get out of here right now!"

Lynn was thus kicked out of Snape's office in a treacherous manner.

He stood at the door of the closed office, spat, and muttered repeatedly, "No face for a wife, serves him right to never have one," before leaving dejectedly.

Once he was alone, Snape took out the photos again.

He flipped through the pages one by one, finally fixing his gaze on one in particular and holding it there for a long time.

That's a photo of Harry holding back tears as he angrily denounces Black for betraying his parents.

Lynn chose a great angle, capturing Harry perfectly in the photo.

Snape stared intently at Harry's eyes in the photograph for a very long time.

His eyes revealed a longing and sorrow that he had never shown to outsiders.

Perhaps the increased study time this year has led to less time for students to be bored and daydream.

In short, the little wizard in the castle felt that the final exams for this semester came unusually fast.

As the end of the semester approached, the atmosphere at Hogwarts became increasingly tense.

Especially when dealing with students from the elementary to the final grades in the third, fifth and seventh grades, they spend almost all their free time in the library except for morning and evening self-study sessions.

Harry and Ron have been much more well-behaved lately, diligently studying and doing exercises every day, and proactively asking Hermione for help when they don't understand something.

This made Hermione very happy. She mentioned it to Lynn more than once, saying that the two children had really grown up, and her face was full of maternal glow when she said it.

Lynn hasn't been completely idle during this time.

He has been troubled by something for over a month.

In April, Dumbledore brought a message from Nurmengard.

His great-uncle, Gellert Grindelwald, the Dark Lord who once wreaked havoc on half of the wizarding world, wanted to meet him this summer.

When Lynn heard this news from Dumbledore, he was stunned for a long time.

Although Lynn had had indirect conversations and contact with his great-uncle before, meeting him directly was something he had never imagined.

To be honest, Lynn was actually a little guilty.

After all, he was a transmigrator; his body belonged to the Grindelwald family, but his soul did not.

Moreover, Grindelwald is a natural prophet, unlike Dumbledore who needs Legilimency to understand a person's inner thoughts.

Predictions are completely baseless, just like how Grindelwald predicted before World War II that a war would break out in the Muggle world, with airplanes, tanks, and artillery as the main weapons.

Who knows, Grindelwald might make another prediction when they meet.

Therefore, Lynn was quite conflicted about this meeting.

Even after final exams had begun, he still hadn't figured out whether or not to accept the meeting.

However, regardless of his final decision, Lynn's fourth-grade semester is about to end.

The exams at all levels went very smoothly. The Ministry of Magic's Examinations Board set the questions, invigilated, and graded the papers, which not only prevented some professors from showing favoritism (I'm talking about Snape!), but also greatly reduced the workload that Hogwarts professors had to work overtime every year at the end of the semester.

The results of the standardized tests won't be available until the end of summer vacation, so until then, regardless of their actual results, these students can at least enjoy a pleasant holiday.

With Dumbledore's heartfelt wishes at the farewell dinner, Lynn's fourth-year vacation began.

(End of this chapter)