I was expelled from Hogwarts?

Shirley seems to have really developed a relationship with her group of fluffy chicks.

She was building a nest next to the log cabin, and warned Rove not to make up his mind.

The hen laid eggs, but she didn't have much emotion, and she was not polite at all. She often boiled them and ate them with Rove.

According to the girl's plan, she plans to reclaim a piece of wasteland in the future and plant some vegetables and potatoes.

Do it yourself and have enough food and clothing. In the monastery, the group of nuns and nuns lived like this, and Shirley also continued this living habit into the box.

Hermione also wanted to draw a piece of open space and build a log cabin for herself as a study, preferably near the reeds, so that she would have a room with a lake view in the future.

She was soft and hard, pestering Rove all day long, and the boy agreed, but she had to pay a "price" if she wanted a small house.

In exchange, she becomes an assistant, but Shirley's assistant.

With the move-in of Fire Dragon, the workload suddenly increased. Both Rove and Shirley had classes, so they couldn't stay in the box all the time. It was always good to have one more person working.

What's more, Rove still doesn't pay wages, which belongs to Hermione who is a free prostitute.

Neville found out that Rove had cultivated a greenhouse in the box, and he wanted to help too, just to take care of the magic plants.

So, besides Rove, the boss, he already has three employees:

One assistant, Shirley, one assistant, Hermione, and Neville, the herb grower.

Although Celia's Fantastic Beasts Store is a grass-roots team, the framework is barely erected.

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With the passage of time, the turmoil caused by Quirrell's death gradually subsided among the students.

Except for the first-year little wizard who was somewhat affected, who is not accustomed to students of other ages?

Even the experienced seventh graders started betting early on how long Quirrell could last.

He can persist until after Easter before he dies, which is already considered a good performance, and he can give it seven points.

Quirrell did not die normally, he was still a dark wizard, so naturally he could not enjoy the funeral and mourning held by Hogwarts.

Filch's black arm veil, which he had been drying for several months, was useless, so he had to take it back to the warehouse and leave it for the next person.

Because of this unexpected incident, the match between Hufflepuff and Slytherin, which happened during the Quidditch final, was of course cancelled.

Snape was delighted. Before the game was interrupted, Slytherin conceded seven balls, and they had no chance of winning.

Now that the match was cancelled, of course they Slytherins didn't lose.

Snape also heard from Dumbledore that Rove caught a basilisk and cleared Hagrid of his grievances, proving that Myrtle's death had nothing to do with him.

Knowing that there was a basilisk, Professor Snape changed his face again, giving Rove extra points for several consecutive classes, hoping that he would hand over the basilisk.

Snape also claimed that the basilisk was the public property of Slytherin since ancient times, but it was a pity that Rove ignored him at all.

With the arrival of June, the exam week is approaching, and many students are engaged in intense and exciting revisions. Even the lazy Hufflepuff badgers are concentrating on...preparing.

Professor McGonagall told everyone that the focus of the exam was the content she had taught in class. The students looked through the notes excitedly and found that the content she said was thicker than the textbook.

Professor Flitwick is a rare and kind person among the teachers. He drew the key points for everyone and told the little wizard that the topic is not too difficult.

The most bizarre thing was Professor Snape, who unexpectedly drew the key points uncharacteristically, asking everyone to go back and review carefully.

Not even Harry and Ron, especially Harry. After passing through the restricted area incident, he found out that he had wronged Snape, who turned out to be a good man and had no intention of stealing the Philosopher's Stone.

Now at the end of the semester, the key points for review were given, which made Harry's evaluation of Professor Snape a whole new level.

The exam week is here, and there are two types of exams: written exam and practical exam.

Students are not allowed to bring their own quills and ink, which are hot spots for cheating, and must use school-issued stationery.

Even so, there are still students who cheat. Gore wears a pair of black-rimmed glasses. During the exam, the glasses suddenly smoke, and it is difficult not to be discovered.

Crabbe wears a wand-shaped corrector that makes a creaking sound as it turns.

Writing a cheat sheet is the most practical way, but it is also the easiest way to cheat. In order not to be discovered, some students write the cheat sheet on the wand.

The most outrageous thing is that there are senior students taking the exam for them. They take compound decoction and enter the exam room.

But it is a pity that the time of the compound decoction is limited, and the effect of the medicine will disappear before the end of the exam, and the examinee must take the potion all the time.

This kind of weird behavior was easily discovered by the teacher.

After the written test for Potions class, there was another episode where the students walked out of the test room and scolded Snape for being shameless.

Especially Harry and Ron, who had almost stormed the potions office to fuck him.

He didn't test any of the key points outlined by Snape, which was really insidious.

When it was time for the practical exam, Professor Flitwick had the students direct a pineapple and tap dance across the desk.

Rove not only made the pineapple tap dance, but also directed it to do twenty backflips in a row, and performed a striptease where the skin was taken off.

Rove thinks that this kind of showmanship should be given an extra 20 points on top of the full score, right?

After the performance, he also shared the pineapple with Flitwick, but after eating it, Professor Flitwick deducted two points for damaging the examination equipment.

Professor McGonagall asked the students to turn a mouse into a snuff box, and the more elegant the box, the higher the score.

Rove drew a picture of Phoenix Fox on the snuff bottle. Although Professor McGonagall gave it full marks, he thought it was a picture of a chicken pecking at rice, which hurt him very much.

The potion test is to configure the forgetting potion. When they learned about this test question, they wailed again.

Because Professor Snape told everyone with certainty in the last few classes that he would never test the forgetting potion.

During the brewing of the potion, Snape stood behind Rolf, staring at him, trying to find out what was wrong.

Just because Rove didn't give him the basilisk.

History of Magic was the last exam. Professor Binns kept wandering around the classroom, and occasionally he would stop beside a student and let out a little sigh.

Many students thought they had made a mistake and changed the correct answer to a wrong one.

But Professor Binns was just staring at the names, looking for any familiar names. He went around and found no one familiar.

Strange, what about the Stiga that he deducted a year of Slytherin points? Why didn't you come to the exam?

Did you miss the exam? !

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(Thanks to "I love tigers", "Su Mouren", "There are seven with me" and "This is fantasy" for their rewards.

Hospital coding is really difficult. )