Mastering Thunder from Hogwarts

"What are the conditions? Tell me!" A group of young wizards, including Joey, asked excitedly.

"I don't teach people who don't know how to self-discipline. Only if your personal score reaches the top three in the monthly evaluation meeting, you can choose to receive my system training."

"If you violate discipline or school rules and have your college points deducted, in addition to deducting your grade rating, you will also leave a personal rating record with me. Adding points to the college, observing discipline, and doing well in the monthly exams can all improve your personal rating.

"Anduin saw that everyone was in high spirits, so he counted participating in the training into his monthly rewards.

After listening to Anduin's words, many people around him were silent. In other words, if you want to receive the chief's unique guidance, you must ensure that you have no illegal records, have excellent grades, and actively add points to the college?

Joey's heart sank. He had already violated discipline once this month, and his grades were not very good, but the desire to become stronger still drove him.

"I understand, chief, I will definitely work hard!" Joey gritted his teeth and promised firmly.

"Well, try your best." Anduin nodded, then put away the human target and left.

The people who stayed there also had a fire burning in their hearts, but in order to obtain qualifications, in addition to not violating discipline, they must also perform outstandingly. The simplest and most direct way is to improve their grades.

So many people turned their attention to the other department representatives. Since their foundation was not solid, they could only spend more time making repairs.

"Vivian." Joey took the lead and stopped Vivian who was about to go back to the dormitory to rest. "My history of magic is too bad. Can you help me? Please."

"Now?" Vivian looked at him with a speechless face. Tutoring was obviously over.

"Please, it's good to buy some time." Joey looked humble and looked at Vivian pitifully.

Finally, Vivian, who couldn't stand being tortured by Joey, stayed in the common room to tutor him for more than an hour.

Joey was not the only one who had the same idea. Everyone else in the stone hall was also taking action. They were either begging representatives from other departments for help with tutoring, or taking out their textbooks and running to the common room to study on their own.

Unexpectedly, this simple practical tutorial tonight suddenly aroused everyone's enthusiasm for learning, and many people actually stayed up until midnight to study.

However, their sudden enthusiasm came at a price. Some of them were caught by the professional Hogg because they stayed up late and were late for class.

Even so, since that night, there have only been a lot more little wizards acting like this. Although they have two hours of free study time, many people spontaneously stayed to make up lessons with the study group after finishing the evening self-study.

After finishing the tutoring lessons, there were still many young wizards staying in the common room, dragging department representatives to stay for tutoring, and they were very active.

This even angered several department representatives. Finally, after these department representatives jointly boycotted, they got rid of them, but these people still stayed up late studying on their own.

In order to give everyone more opportunities to practice casting spells, Andu specially vacated a dungeon and installed humanoid targets in it.

Let those who want to practice do it on their own, but because he is worried about being occupied by others for a long time, he stipulates that each person can only cast the spell ten times at most at a time to avoid malicious competition.

He plans to take time to make a few more next time, so let them use this one for now, just to test the trouble-free operation time of the humanoid target.

Not only inside the academy, but also outside the academy, the young wizards have shown almost crazy enthusiasm in class.

Regardless of the grade or class, as long as the professor asks a question, the little wizards of Slytherin will always be the first to raise their hands. This is what Ravenclaw usually likes to do.

This change not only surprised the professor, but also the students from the side campus who were taking the class together found it baffling.

And this behavior is getting worse. In order to add points and avoid making mistakes, these little wizards even get involved and compete with each other every day.

They competed with who could add the most points to the academy, who learned the latest in self-study, and whose shoes were polished the brightest. In the end, they even became a little stunned. In order not to lose points, they even stayed silent while eating.

After eating, I quickly found a place to read a book, or I queued up to practice casting spells.

Soon a month was about to pass. In the previous weekly meeting, Anduin used the same strict attitude to punish the students who violated the rules, and everyone's push-up proficiency increased to 50.

This kind of warning every once in a while allows most people to maintain good habits.

But even so, not everyone can maintain such vigor and enterprising spirit.

Some people will still violate discipline inadvertently out of laziness and years of inertia.

Some of the little wizards still couldn't fully integrate into the group. Seeing that they had no hope of competing, and at the same time they didn't have a strong sense of honor in their hearts, they began to behave badly. Faced with this situation, their grade leaders also

There is no way.

And because these little wizards make one or two small mistakes every week and do 50-100 push-ups at the weekly meeting, their physical fitness actually improves.

Now this level of corporal punishment can no longer cause them stress.

Gradually, they began to adapt to this set of rules, but they were not completely against the rules. They would abide by the rules, but occasionally they were caught due to negligence, and they would not feel guilty or wary because of it. Now they even give people an old look.

The feeling of fried dough sticks.

For these incompetent guys, Anduin decided to find an opportunity to deal with them, but the most important thing now was the first monthly exam.

This monthly exam is scheduled for the Saturday of the last week of the month. Since time is very tight, Anduin split the exams for the young wizards into written exams and practical spellcasting.

All morning exams are written exams, and each course has a written exam component. However, the proportion of written exams will decrease after senior year. In this case, Anduin differentiates different exam times based on the number of subjects and grade level.

There are 7 courses in the first and second grade, each with a 40-minute exam time. They are still mainly written exams, so the exam time is longer.

There are 9 courses for grades three to five, with half an hour of exam time for each course.

Grades 6 to 7 only take exams for subjects that have passed the n.e.w.t. certificate, but their written exams are also only scheduled for 30 minutes.

The reason for this is that, on the one hand, in senior grades, except for theoretical knowledge subjects, the proportion of written examinations is already quite low.

On the other hand, it was because Anduin wanted them to complete the written exam in advance, and then use the rest of the morning to complete the practical exam for them.