The Legend of Harry Potter Schoolmaster

With the location of the Horcrux being known, the last hanging thread in Jon's heart was also put down.

After the Easter holidays, the mandrakes have also fully matured... With the joint efforts of Professor Sprout and Professor Snape, the dispelling petrochemical potion was prepared and given to the students who were attacked by the basilisk. to use.

They are all back to normal.

After Justin Finchley woke up, he knew the "truth"... He went to find Harry Potter in Gryffindor for the first time, and apologized endlessly to him, saying that he had wrongly blamed him before.

Colin Creevey has completely become Harry Potter's little follower, looking at him with admiration at all times.

Percy-Weasley admitted that he had fought a mortal fight with a Slytherin monster before he petrified... "I think I tried my best, Professor McGonagall, but that monster is too powerful..."

However, after celebrating their awakening, they soon learned some unfortunate news:

Final exams will be held on June 1.

It's only about seven weeks away.

...

In the last two months of the first academic year, the professors of all courses stopped teaching them new knowledge; instead, they gave them ample time to review what they had learned in the past year or so.

Jon spent most of the two months with Astoria by a willow tree behind the castle near the greenhouse. While basking in the sun, they recite the twelve uses of dragon blood, or practice the wand movements required for a few spells.

Sometimes when he is tired, Jon simply closes his eyes under the willow tree to rest his mind, while reviewing Occlumency several times... He is now more and more proficient in the use of Occlumency!

The weather gradually became sultry, and as June 1 gradually approached, the final exam officially began.

The first was a written test, and they all used the latest version of the anti-cheating quill.

This kind of quill pen is much more difficult to write than a pen or ballpoint pen, and the handwriting is much more ugly... This made Jon unable to help criticize the backwardness and self-sufficiency of the wizarding world again in his heart.

The written test went very smoothly. With my excellent concentration and sufficient review, there would be basically no major problems.

On the other hand, Astoria was a little worried after the potions class exam: "I don't remember the difference between the boat-shaped aconite and the wolf-venomous aconite. I have left that big question blank..."

"In fact, they are a type of plant, collectively called aconitum!" Jon comforted her: "In fact, don't worry, you did well in Potions class, and Professor Snape will definitely not give you a low grade!"

Of course, in addition to the written test, there are also practical tests.

During the Charms exam, Professor Flitwick told them to enter the classroom one by one and try to tap a pineapple across a desk.

Jon did a pretty good job, except that at the last step, he accidentally let Pineapple fall...Professor Flitwick looked regretful, and after writing a line of numbers on the transcript, let him leave.

For the Transfiguration exam, Professor McGonagall had them turn a mouse into a snuff box.

Jon became a snuffbox, not as beautiful as Ginny Weasley, but at least there was no rat whisker left on it.

During the Potions exam, Professor Snape asked them to mix a pot of forgetting potion each.

It only took Jon fifteen minutes to complete all the steps, and when he finally added the liquorice, Snape leaned in and looked closely for several minutes, still unable to pick out any faults.

In the herbal medicine class, Jon also spent about fifteen minutes writing out the names of the thirty herbs that Sprout showed.

"Full score!" When leaving the greenhouse, Professor Sprout sent him away with a smile, while secretly telling him a spoiler.

And the afternoon of the Quidditch exam was probably the worst afternoon of the year.

Just ten seconds after Jon got on his broomstick, he fell from the sky in a duel. Fortunately, the response was timely, and he used a floating spell on himself to prevent the tragedy.

Under Mrs. Hooch's angry eyes, Jon shyly left... There is no doubt that this exam is doomed to fail.

Astronomy and History of Magic had no practical courses, so of the seven subject exams that first-year students took, only the last was left: the practical exam in Defense Against the Dark Arts.

...

The practical exam for the Defense Against the Dark Arts class was conducted in the previous classroom.

As Dumbledore called out a student's name, that student was about to follow Professor Dumbledore into the classroom and come out a few minutes later.

"Sean Avery!"

The order is the same as that of the Sorting Hat.

"Theresa Baker!"

"Colin Creevey!"

...every student came out with a different expression on their faces, such as the Ravenclaw girl named Teresa Baker, who came out of the classroom beaming and smiling; When Livy came out, he bowed his head and looked ashamed.

Student after student, and soon, it's...

"Astoria-Greengrass!"

Astoria came out after a while, with the same smile on her face.

As she passed Jon, she whispered, "Come on!"

"Thank you!" Jon whispered back, and then Professor Dumbledore had called out his name:

"Jon Hart!"

"Good morning, Jon!" Professor Dumbledore was not as serious as the other teachers when he invigilated the exam; after months of teaching, he had memorized the names of every first-year student.

"Good morning, Professor!" Jon also greeted honestly.

"Then let's start the exam!" Dumbledore smiled and waved his wand.

An active dummy with an ever-changing expression appeared in front of Jon.

"Try the Petrification Charm!" Dumbledore prompted.

"Petrificus Totalus!" Jon raised his bamboo wand and uttered the spell calmly.

With a faint red light, the expression of the movable dummy froze, and it could no longer sway back and forth.

"It's beautiful!" Dumbledore waved his wand again, and the previous doll disappeared, replaced by a doll holding a wooden stick.

"Try the Disarming Charm again!" Dumbledore reminded again.

In a Defense Against the Dark Arts class in early April, Professor Dumbledore had taught the spell to first-year students.

"Expelliarmus!"

There was another red light, and the wooden stick in the hands of the movable dummy was knocked several yards away.

"Nice job, Jon!" Dumbledore nodded. "Now you just need to complete the final exam and you're ready for summer!"

While talking, the second activity dummy also disappeared.

Then three wooden boxes appeared in front of Jon.