A magical journey that begins in Azkaban

"Oh? Why don't you explain it in detail? It's best to post it so everyone can see the specific process." Rogge's response was extremely ironic, "If I remember correctly, you added 60 points with a game of chess. Why, you smashed it with a chessboard Is Voldemort dead?"

Rogge's words were like sharp knives, ruthlessly tearing apart the so-called extra truth.

60 points, 70 points, 100 points... It's better to let the Academy Cup die on Harry's head.

The professor sitting here was a little hard to speak. The level they designed was completely like a house game. If the details were made public and it was said that this was a level to stop Voldemort, I'm afraid Hogwarts would close tomorrow.

"Some things are obviously advantageous, so just hide your tail and don't come out to embarrass yourself again." Rogge sneered, "Our college points this year are negative. Is there any school rule that does not allow it?"

"Weasley, if you think the College Cup is a matter of course, why don't we start from the first grade and carefully review everyone's scores one by one."

"You, do you dare?" Rogge asked.

Weasley blushed and gritted his teeth, wanting to just say "check it out". But when the words came to his lips, he could never say them out.

Even though Snape always gave Slytherin points at will, he was nothing compared to Dumbledore. Weasley's mood became even more uneasy

"Is my chess piece really worth 60 points?" He couldn't help but doubt.

The other professors looked at each other, what a troublesome little wizard. The key is that no one, including Dumbledore, can refute Rogge's words.

It's very simple, because they are in the wrong and because they didn't handle it according to school rules.

Dumbledore's office seemed to be Rogge's home court at this moment, and no one said anything else.

Rogge snorted coldly, looking down upon Weasley. You don’t know how to keep a low profile even after receiving benefits. Do you really think you are capable?

"My suggestion is to standardize the college classification system and issue specific regulations. In this way, Slytherin will not have negative points next year." Rogge's tone was indifferent, but it revealed a strange feeling.

Dumbledore pondered for a moment and nodded: "I think this suggestion is okay. As for the Basilisk, the school will provide corresponding rewards based on everyone's performance."

The meeting organized by the principal ended in an anticlimactic manner, and everyone's understanding of Rogge deepened.

Dumbledore's proposal was originally intended to mobilize Slytherin's enthusiasm and prevent them from thinking that the school was unfair. Unexpectedly, Rogge seized the opportunity and resolutely refuted it.

Rogge is like an archer. What happened last year has been brewing for a full year before he pulls the bowstring now. The arrows shot were so powerful that Dumbledore felt quite pressured.

After all, Rogge's speech was not for him alone, but on behalf of the entire Slytherin.

They used a whole year of confrontation to send a clear message to the principal: If fairness cannot be guaranteed, then no one will participate in the college points and college cup.

With their example, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff will join in sooner or later. By then, the House Cup would have become a joke at Hogwarts.

"Alas." Dumbledore sighed, looked at the documents on the table, and couldn't help but press his temples.

Rogge personally wrote and combined with the opinions of each college, drafted a set of "Regulations on the College System". Designed to manage how Hogwarts points are earned and deducted to ensure fairness and transparency.

The ways to obtain college points will come from: classroom performance, homework quality, active participation in school activities, college battles, magic talent display, etc.;

Importantly, all of these pathways to earning points will be open to all students. This is different from the previous adventures of a few people, like Harry last year who could not get a single point before this regulation.

Secondly, the single reward and punishment range of academy points ranges from -50 points to +50 points. This is a measure to prevent any extreme fluctuations, Rogge directly blocks unfair points additions or deductions.

This means that let alone defeating Voldemort, even resurrecting Merlin cannot exceed the bonus points.

Finally, academy points will be awarded and punished in strict accordance with clear rules to ensure fairness and transparency. And the records are archived, and students can check the college score records at any time.

According to the new regulations, college points are used exclusively to evaluate the teaching performance of each college each year. If a wizard makes a significant contribution to the school or the magical world, other honors can be used as rewards.

The document is comprehensive, addresses a variety of situations, and ensures that Academy points are awarded and deducted fairly, eliminating any undue bias or favoritism.

After all, with Snape's hard work (deducting points at will), the other three houses have long been holding back their anger, and they can't wait to slap the new rules on his head now.

It has been discussed openly and endorsed by the majority of the school. Submitting it to Dumbledore only required a signature.

He picked up the quill and signed the document. Seeing the cheers of the students, Dumbledore felt for the first time that he should have introduced it earlier.

After all, with this regulation in place, Snape had to be more restrained in deducting points. As for the extra points, there's no expectation he'll stop.

"Maybe at that time, I shouldn't have..." Dumbledore thought, then shook his head.

When Harry came to Hogwarts in his first year, he only had flying lessons to offer. He was known as the savior, but he did not perform well in studies. In fact, the whole person feels a little inferior.

A last-minute extra point turned the tables and boosted Harry's confidence and courage. In retrospect, Dumbledore believed that if he had been given a second chance, he would have made the same decision to award the points that would have allowed Gryffindor to win the House Cup.

This year, Gryffindor successfully defended the House Cup. There is no dispute about this result. However, the real question is, can Gryffindor remain competitive heading into the new school year?

No one knows the answer to this question. But when you see the determination of those ambitious little snakes, you know they will do everything they can to ensure that the Academy Cup does not slip through their fingers next year.

On the train back, everyone was talking about the basilisk in the secret room. Many of them challenged the big blind guy, and some even nearly got bitten. This definitely does not include the wizards of the Jackdaw Magic Society.

It can even be said that they are the best. They showed no fear in the face of the giant basilisk. Except for the newly joined Neville, everyone's spells are not only accurate, but also fast.

Many people hope to join the Jackdaw Magic Society so that they can face danger calmly. But when I think about my results, I can’t help but feel sad.

"Hey, I have two lily of the valley flowers, you only have one!" Malfoy held the badge and showed it off to Neville.

Neville won the herbology challenge without a doubt. His fluorescent buds are very beautiful and fully deserve to be number one.

Hermione's bloomed too, just smaller and later. As for Malfoy, his seeds had merely sprouted.

However, this surprised Professor Sprout. He didn't expect Muggle knowledge to be useful.

"You haven't graduated yet, maybe your badge will turn into silver." Neville took the jumping mushrooms and broke them into pieces.

The front of the jumping mushroom is tough and elastic, but when turned over, it is easy to tear like a biscuit.

"Impossible, absolutely impossible!" Malfoy assured, patting his chest.

The others looked at their fighting spirit and turned to the basilisk meat in Rogge's hand.

Rogge challenged the Basilisk with the Sword of Gryffindor, and finally cut off a piece of flesh. If the professor hadn't stopped him, the basilisk would have been killed by him.

The poor basilisk has no eyes and can only search by hearing. Now he is being kept in a secret room by Snape to recuperate from his injuries, and he will be used as a teaching tool when school starts.

"Roger, are you okay?" Anthony took out his crucible, and Terry quickly lit the fire.

Theodore filled the crucible with clear water from a spring, while the girls were handling other ingredients.

Everyone looked at Rogge, wondering what the crucible hot pot tasted like? Is basilisk meat really edible?