Harry Potter: The Martial Arts Professor at Hogwarts

The O.W.L. and N.E.W.T. exams are over, and June is just around the corner.

Conno changed out of his clothes for his morning lessons, and looked through the window at the vast meadow outside the castle, where two figures stood out.

In fact, Conno noticed them very early, Neville Longbottom from Gryffindor House and ...... School janitor Argus Filch.

This man was a natural antagonist in school, but he would appear outside the castle every morning and train hard in strict accordance with the morning training method roughly mentioned at the end of the "Introduction to Martial Arts".

Filch's congenital condition was not good, and he even suffered from rheumatism, which caused him to usually lie on his back and stagger.

Although his daily exercise was not as good as Neville's, he was able to persevere until Neville's workout was over, and then returned to the castle with his Lady Loris, whose perseverance was touching.

Since Filch was always vicious towards the students, Conno was still reluctant to engage with him.

And Neville, a freshman, is the object of his attention.

At first, he thought Neville was a mediocre child, and his performance in other subjects was mediocre, even worthy of disaster (serious disasters, including burning feathers in Charms class and blowing up the cauldron in Potions class).

The only subject that could be called a strong point was the herbal medicine class, and when Conno met with the teachers, he often heard from Professor Sprout about Neville.

I don't know when it started, but after Conno's morning and evening practice, he could see Neville also finishing his workout and dragging his tired body back to the castle.

There is still half a month to go at most, and the school year is coming to an end, so Conno decided to observe for a while.

If Neville is still exercising when he returns to school next school year, then he will carefully consider whether to nurture this child well.

After all, he found Neville's physical fitness a head higher than the other students, but he was a little cowardly, so he didn't let it go.

The most rare thing is in terms of perseverance, Neville is the most persevering of all the students in the seventh grade.

Conno got dressed and hung the lion's head pendant from the Black Lake around his waist as he prepared to walk out of the office.

Because the martial arts golden pill will block the signal, he keeps all the items he gets from the wizarding world in his office.

The only one with a special reaction is the lion's head pendant, which glows red from time to time and gives Conno the feeling of being spied on.

The looming sensation was so subtle that he could only detect that the peeping was coming from the lion's head pendant, but he couldn't tell where the source was.

But now is not the time to think about this, the so-called soldiers will block the water to cover the earth, if this is a trouble, then sooner or later it will come to the door.

He also happens to lack a training object now, and if there is really someone who is sent to the door and beaten, he can't ask for it.

Today is the last day of the school year exams, and it is also the assessment time for the martial arts class.

The exam paper prepared by Kong Nuo is not difficult, except for the silent writing of the "Meditation Heart Sutra", it is a variety of fill-in-the-blank questions and multiple-choice questions about acupuncture points and meridians, and this part of the fill-in-the-blank questions and multiple-choice questions are linked to the practical exams that follow.

The written part took place in the auditorium, where the long tables, with Flitwick's help, had been separated by wooden planks to form small cubicles, so that the students would not be talking to each other.

In fact, the process of teachers invigilating the exam is a process of wits and courage against cheating magic.

Because the academic year exam is not as rigorous as the O.W.L. exam and the N.E.W.T. exam, there is no need to worry about cheating and dissolving the results and affecting the future.

So when it comes to cheating, students bring out their talents and whimsy to the fullest.

They will buy a variety of cheating quills or try to use invisibility potions to write on the parchment paper they will use to answer the question.

Some of them work on their bodies or things around them, leaving cheat sheets under the soles of their shoes, inside their fingernails, on their thighs, in the center of their palms, or on the inside of the bottles they carry with them.

When it comes to preventing cheating, other teachers have given their own advice based on their previous experience.

Basically, you need to prepare anti-cheating quill pens and anti-cheating parchment paper in advance, and finally use a more serious tone to warn students not to cheat, otherwise what will happen.

However, due to the large number of people taking the exam in the martial arts class, there are not so many anti-cheating suits for a while (these anti-cheating suits are self-funded and cannot be reimbursed by the school).

In the end, Conno thought about it for a few days, adhering to the principle of using magic to deal with magic, and asked Peeves to come forward in person, using his own trick-or-treating as a threat.

Let him go and bring all the ghosts of the school over and help Conno with the proctoring.

If you change to another teacher, you can only call the ghosts of the academy at most.

In addition, the ghosts usually have a closer relationship with the students, so the ghosts will not be so conscientious to invigilate the students and prevent the students from cheating.

However, Conno did not graduate from Hogwarts, and was in charge of all the students in the four houses at the same time, belonging to the camp of neutral evil (crossed out) neutral good teachers.

The Wraiths have also grown accustomed to the quiet days when Peeves are no longer noisy, and the school year is coming to an end, and the castle will soon be deserted, so they are more than happy to come and help.

Connoy's approach to staggered invigilation allows the ghosts of his own academy to go to the long tables of other colleges to proctor, a practice that is also supported by the ghosts.

For example, Barrow, the Slytherin Blood, would personally proctor Gryffindor, and Nick, who was almost headless, would proctor Slytherin students.

While invigilating Gryffindor students, Barrow the Bloody floats back and forth above the Gryffindor table, occasionally dripping with the silvery-white liquid on the table, making the little lion who is writing shiver.

Not to be outdone, Nick sinks down to the long table and takes the wrinkle that holds his head in place (the ghost can put on and take off the clothes on his body at will).

In this way, Nick, who was almost headless, only had to float back and forth, and his head would sway with the bit of flesh on his neck, and the terrifying effect was simply first-class, and the little snakes' faces turned white.

In contrast, Lady Gray of Ravenclaw was much kinder when she proctored the Badger and the Fat Friar of Hufflepuff was proctoring the Eagle.

Of course, this also has to do with the nature of their house, most of the little badgers are more honest and don't dare to cheat when someone is proctoring.

The Ravenclaw eagles are in a similar situation, and they will even answer the questions in the most standard sitting position, without fear of the proctoring of the fat friar.

In addition, Peeves dutifully played the role of central air conditioning on the auditorium, so that the heat of June did not interfere with the environment of the auditorium.

All the students who took the exam completed the exam with the calmest attitude (physics).