A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 476 Final Exam

After Ravenclaw won the championship, the Hawks held a grand parade at Hogwarts.

Two championships in three years... A dynasty is beginning.

Especially since William is only in fourth grade, he can play for another three years.

The Ravenclaws felt that the future was bright.

The school was filled with sky-blue flags and the Ravenclaw emblem.

This was a great business opportunity, and Cedric promptly took the time to produce a large number of badges with William's cartoon image and sell them on campus.

He was trying to make a quick buck to save up enough money to buy crossbow bolts for Qiu.

Money is definitely not enough; the key is the sentiment!

The idea of ​​selling badges came from the twins; they originally planned to sell Gryffindor badges.

But who told them to lose?

The winner takes everything, the loser gets nothing! No one will remember them…

Okay, there are some.

For example, Malfoy.

He habitually shouts in public, "Do you know how hard the Gryffindor Quidditch team works?!"

"They practiced hard despite having a fever of 42 degrees Celsius, in tornadoes and torrential rain."

I won't allow you to criticize my Potter like that!

When he said this, Malfoy always had tears in his eyes and a ferocious expression, like a trace of sorrow across the sky.

Two days later, for his reckless behavior, he was put in a sack, dragged to the reeds by Black Lake, and beaten up.

That day, he limped back to the lounge, crying and shouting that he wanted to drop out of school and find his father.

But Snape couldn't find the killer, and the case was left unsolved.

For a whole week, everyone was talking about Quidditch. But once June arrived, the word was forgotten.

The finals seem like something from a past life.

Because exam week is approaching.

Cedric hid in the library and wouldn't come out. Fred and George were also studying with him.

They are about to take the O.W.Ls exam, which will largely determine their future.

Cedric was nervous; he was worried about whether he could get all O's in his subjects.

This is a typical problem for top students. Just hearing about it makes you want to piss off and drag them into a reed marsh.

There's no need to beat him up; just strip him naked and tie him up on the shore. The Little Mermaid will come and discipline him soon.

The twins, on the other hand, are more focused on one subject at a time. Their concern is whether the two of them combined can achieve the same number of O's as Cedric.

The two houses were not far apart; old Diggory and their father were colleagues and friends.

The thought of this show-off coming to visit their humble abode after the results came out sent chills down the twins' spines. They were covered in cold sweat and their hands and feet were ice-cold, even on a hot day.

Mom will definitely poison their dinner and kill them!

Percy is preparing to pass the New W. Ts, the highest degree Hogwarts can offer.

He wanted to work for the Ministry of Magic, so he needed to have the highest level of education.

Percy's temper also became increasingly irritable; he would fly into a rage like a lion if anyone got close to him.

William knew the reason.

Percy lost thirty Galleons to Penelope, but he had no money, so he had to hide like this.

William also hid.

More than one third-grade student has approached him, trying to find out the questions for the ancient magic script exam.

In the last class, everyone asked him to draw the scope and key points of the exam.

William felt too sorry for the students. After all, he was just a substitute teacher; his main job was still teaching fourth-grade students.

So you must never tilt your buttocks.

He waved his hand and told everyone:

The entire book will be on the test; everything covered in class is important...

The third-grade students started complaining. The girls who used to come every day to audit classes, peek at William, and ask him for autographs stopped coming.

Fearing that William would think they were interested in ancient magical script, they were forced to take the exam.

Who's interested in ancient runes? They're only interested in the Starks.

Hermione is also very busy.

She started reviewing for the exam before Easter. The second round of review is over, and she's preparing for the third.

Every morning, Hermione would drag Anne out of bed and force her to go to the library to study.

Seeing that Anne couldn't get up, she put all her books in her bag and made Anne carry them.

Learning with a heavy workload is the most efficient way to learn.

Hermione also insisted that William continue to accompany her when using the Time-Turner.

The two of them spend at least four hours a day in the Room of Requirement. Not dating, but studying!

Exam week has finally begun, and an unusual silence hangs over the castle.

Fourth-grade students emerged from the "Transformation Classroom" at lunchtime on Monday, looking disheveled and listless.

Professor McGonagall used a transformation spell to turn the guinea pig's head into a Quidditch trophy.

With a flick of his wand, William easily completed the transformation, even marking a bronze eagle below.

Professor McGonagall stood to one side, staring deathly at William, muttering incessantly, "Quidditch," "Eight Years Without a Title," "Lifelong Rival"...

William was terrified and quickly replaced the eagle with a golden lion.

Professor McGonagall then reluctantly gave him a perfect score.

Professor Flitwick tested his knowledge of summoning charms. He placed many items in the hut and allowed the students in the large classroom to perform the summoning.

Following the list, William summoned over a dozen longswords in one go, which lined up in mid-air, creating a magnificent display, much like a sword-wielding technique.

Eloise made a mistake; she summoned the school's wandering ball. It rampaged through the classrooms, injuring many students.

In particular, the blow to McClargan's head knocked him unconscious on the spot.

I don't know if it was intentional or not. Anyway, she claimed it was a mistake.

During his Potions exam, Snape was tested on how to brew an antidote.

William concocted an antidote for the eight-eyed giant spider, using an old recipe he had deciphered.

Snape pursed his lips, a cold smile on his face the entire time. But he still gave him a perfect score.

William impressed Professor Snape through his own merits.

As for what he did before the exam, specifically seeking out Professor Snape to tell him that the wolfsbane potion with 'additives' had found a seller... that definitely has nothing to do with this matter!

The exam on the history of magic tests students' understanding of the later stages of the fairy rebellion.

Professor Binns also tested everyone on the Fairy Diamond, asking them to list possible locations where it might have been lost.

He was heartbroken by the loss of this precious diamond. He seemed to be planning to spend the summer vacation searching for it at the possible locations where it might have been lost.

Unfortunately, Professor Binns was unaware that the diamond was in the hands of William and Hermione.

Defense Against the Dark Arts in the fourth year is the penultimate exam.

Professor Lu Ping boldly adopted a completely new model: conducting an obstacle course-like event outdoors.

The students had to pass through a room inhabited by evil birds, resisting their seductive calls.

Then, deal with a mummy. Next, defeat an ugly female ghost with hair dragging on the ground and a face like a skull.

When William crossed the checkpoint at top speed, Professor Lupin was waiting for him at the finish line.

"Fantastic, William, perfect score!" Lupin said. "How does it feel?"

"Very good, especially the last female ghost, she was really beautiful... I saw several Gryffindor students embracing her..."

"..."

Professor Lu Ping rushed over in a panic.

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