The Little Superman of Hogwarts

The magical resurgence in the world of Harry Potter had been ongoing for two months.

During this time, unusual situations had emerged worldwide, but due to the short duration, they hadn't yet garnered widespread attention.

Against this backdrop, Klee's fourth year was drawing to a close, and the final Triwizard Tournament task was about to begin.

Klee was currently scribbling away in the classroom, his level having far surpassed his peers, rendering his attendance in class meaningless.

Hermione faced a similar situation; after gaining the authority of a god, she had grown too quickly, making Hogwarts knowledge as simple as eating and drinking.

Given these circumstances, Dumbledore organized a special exam, with only two participants: Klee and Hermione.

Dumbledore requested all teachers to create individual questions for the two, combining the fourth-year final, fifth-year, and sixth-year exams into one—a total of nine consecutive days of testing.

Why no seventh-year exam, you ask?

Because seventh-year students weren't required to take exams at school; they had to participate in the Ministry of Magic's tests.

Today was the ninth day; the teachers mentioned that Dumbledore had promised Klee this exam last year, but various matters had caused delays, so it was only now that it was finally organized.

As soon as Klee stopped writing, Hermione quickly followed suit, and Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall collected their papers to compare answers.

"Without a doubt! Still an O!" Dumbledore smiled; in the Hogwarts world, 'O' stands for 'Outstanding'.

Professor McGonagall also finished grading Hermione's paper, revealing a pleased smile as she said, "Miss Granger as well!"

As Professor McGonagall finished her sentence, a burst of applause erupted from outside the classroom, with almost half the school surrounding it, waiting for this moment.

Hogwarts had never conducted such a special exam for students before; this was the only instance in several hundred years.

All the students hoped to be eyewitnesses, and dozens of test papers had already been posted on the walls outside the classroom.

The level of those papers was so high that the students were completely convinced.

"Congratulations to both of you; you have graduated from Hogwarts!" Dumbledore announced happily.

"I will issue your graduation certificates," Professor McGonagall said, producing two pieces of paper in her hand, "but I can't give them to you just yet."

In fact, Ginny's knowledge was also sufficient for graduation, but she preferred to stay at Hogwarts longer; she was only in her third year and just fourteen years old.

Due to the magic rings, Hermione and Ginny's physical strength had also become incredible; Klee could already fly into outer space and easily lift small mountains, so Hermione and Ginny could now easily lift stones the size of castles.

A few days later, the final of the Triwizard Tournament officially began!

A massive white sphere appeared on the Hogwarts grounds, with half of it submerged in the water and the other half resting on the grass, several times taller than Hogwarts Castle.

Its surface was covered in various patterns. The most prominent pattern was a spiral shape, making it resemble a giant snail shell.

This was the arena Klee had specially created for the Triwizard Tournament during the summer—a three-dimensional maze.

Dumbledore stood on the podium, speaking eloquently, first recalling the history of the Triwizard Tournament, then discussing the current contestants, and finally replaying the exciting moments of the past matches in the air.

However, at the end, he suddenly shifted gears: "Although I know you are all eager for the Triwizard Tournament to begin immediately, before it starts, I must first conduct a special graduation ceremony!"

"Let us welcome one of Hogwarts' most outstanding graduates in centuries, Mr. Christian Feynman!"

Klee slowly flew onto the stage from below, dressed in formal attire, looking handsome and dashing; his height of over six feet, combined with the black wizard robes, and that captivating smile, could simply charm all the girls.

"Oh my gosh, so handsome!" the Slytherin girls were the most excited.

"I'm suffocating!" the Hufflepuff girls wouldn't be outdone.

"You are my hell!" the Ravenclaw girls were slightly more civilized, quoting a line of poetry.

Only the Gryffindor girls were a bit downcast because two of them were too outstanding, overshadowing the others.

Hermione watched Klee take the stage, applauding with a smile; today, Hermione wore a figure-hugging wizard robe, her hair piled high, and the Ravenclaw diadem on her head, making her look like a queen reigning over everyone.

On the other side, Ginny, a third-year student, wore looser clothing, but her wizard robe was also custom-made, with a pharmacist association badge in addition to the Gryffindor lion emblem on her chest—proving that Ginny's potion-making skills were now on par with the old bat.

The 'gods' in the Harry Potter world were indeed somewhat underwhelming, but a god is a god; Ginny and Hermione had both obtained the authority of a god, far surpassing their peers, and even surpassing everyone in this era.

Because of the Triwizard Tournament, many reporters and outsiders had come to Hogwarts, and they also seemed exceptionally excited at this moment.

Klee stood quietly on the stage for several seconds, waiting for the cheers to subside, then gave a bow of respect, saying in a perfect London accent, "First, I would like to thank all the teachers who have taught me in the past four years, and thank all the classmates in the past four years!"

Klee's prepared speech summarized some of the major events of the past four years, the Philosopher's Stone in the first year, the basilisk in the second year, the Dementors in the third year, and the Triwizard Tournament in the fourth year.

There were also the 91 Squad and the centaur tribe, and so on...

When mentioning the 91 Squad, represented by Harry Potter, Harry and Ron in the audience shed tears of excitement.

After Klee finished, it was Hermione's turn, and she also delivered a moving speech.

Finally, Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall presented the two specially made graduation certificates, crafted from gold leaf, to their hands.

By this time, it was nearly ten o'clock, and the BOSS of the Department of Magical Games and Sports appeared on the stage, announcing the start of the Triwizard Tournament's final round!

The rules were the same as in the original book: there was a trophy at the deepest part of the maze, and whoever got it first would be the champion!

And this massive 3D maze had a total of five entrances, but now there were only 4 participants, which made things a lot easier.

Fleur, who was temporarily in the lead, entered the maze first, followed by Cedric, then Harry, and finally Krum.

The Triwizard Tournament final had finally begun!