On the third day after the exams, Gryffindor and Hufflepuff played their final Quidditch Match, which Gryffindor won, Harry caught the Golden Snitch.
However, because Gryffindor lost to Slytherin, while George's Slytherin didn't lose a single game, Slytherin ultimately won this year's Quidditch Champion.
Exams are over, classes are over, all Quidditch Match are over, and the scores for the Four Houses this year can be calculated.
Fourth place, Hufflepuff, 335 points.
Third place, Ravenclaw, 352 points.
Second place, Gryffindor, 353 points.
First place, Slytherin, 734 points.
There was no way around it; Slytherin won all three Quidditch Match under George's leadership, and George himself was a scoring machine, plus Snape's crazy favoritism in giving extra points.
The year-end banquet began four days after the exams ended.
The hall was newly decorated in Slytherin's green and silver to celebrate their overwhelming Champion in the House Cup after being defeated by Gryffindor last year.
On the wall behind the High Table area hung a huge banner depicting the Slytherin snake.
George, the first-year student who scored the most points for Slytherin, became the focus of Slytherin's attention.
After the dinner began, Dumbledore gave a cheerful speech, outlining everything that had happened this year and praising George and Harry for their contributions to the Basilisk.
However, they probably knew that the score difference was too large this time, and even with extra points, it would be difficult for Gryffindor to win. In addition, they wanted to give Harry extra points, and George, who was involved in the final events, also needed to get extra points.
Unlike last year, Dumbledore didn't use extra points to turn the tide for Gryffindor this time, and Slytherin ultimately Champion the House Cup.
The exam results were released a week after the exam ended.
George was first in first grade, and Hermione was first in second grade.
The day after the results were announced, in mid-June, Hogwarts officially began its holiday.
Suddenly, all the wardrobes were empty, everyone's West City were packed into suitcases, and at the same time, the school's notice was sent to all the young wizards.
There's only one rule: the use of True Magic is strictly prohibited during the holiday.
Of course, the information he received from the upperclassmen was not entirely accurate.
At least in places like the Hogwarts Express and Diagon Alley, where wizards congregate, True Magic can still be used.
Even in areas inhabited by Muggle, the Ministry of Magic tends to turn a blind eye to spells that don't cause any harm, such as the Wand Illumination Spell.
But if you cast a spell like Fire-Making Spell, Transfiguration, or Severing Charm, and Muggle sees it, then you can expect to be summoned by the Ministry of Magic.
Led by Hagrid, they took a boat across the Black Lake to Hogsmeade Station, where they boarded the Hogwarts Express, which was already waiting there.
Unlike when he arrived, this time he was not sitting with Ginny, Luna, and Krillin, but with Slytherin junior wizards of the same grade.
As Slytherin, and the most outstanding and famous Slytherin, although he was friends with Ginny and Harry, he certainly spent most of his time with other Slytherin wizards.
However, there is an advantage to sitting with the young Slytherin wizards: their parents generally hold a certain position in the wizarding world, and you can obtain some useful information while chatting with them.
The train started moving, gradually leaving the True Magic school of Hogwarts and entering the world of Muggle.
The countryside outside the window grew greener and tidier, and the train passed through one Muggle town after another. The young wizards took off their wizard robes and put on jackets and short-sleeved shirts.
Finally, around 4 p. m., the train stopped at platform Platform Nine and Three-Quarters at King's Cross Station.
Unlike Christmas, only a few young wizards returned this time, so it took more than an hour just to queue up and get out of the station.
The main reason was that there was a withered old guard standing at the partition wall, allowing only two or three people to pass at a time, so that they wouldn't have a large group of people bursting out of the solid wall at the same time and attracting the attention of the Muggle.
"George, come over to my house to play during the summer vacation."
"George, I will write to you."
"George, remember to write back to me then."
"George, remember the phone number I gave you. Call me when you have time."
The familiar young wizards waved to George and were picked up by their parents one by one, including Harry, who was also picked up by his most hated aunt and uncle.
Finally, only George remained at the entrance of Kingdom Cross Station.
He was the only child whose parents didn't come to pick him up, because he had personally killed his adoptive father in this world.
But George didn't have any particular feelings about it. He wasn't really a child anymore. On the contrary, it made him feel more relaxed, no longer having to pay attention to a bunch of noisy kids.
Waving his wand to summon the Knight Bus, he returned once again to his shop in Knockturn Alley.
After tidying up the room briefly, George took out Voldemort's Diary and the Basilisk Fang.
By the time he was in fifth grade, Voldemort's Dark Magic had been almost completely stripped away, and because he could never gain Voldemort's trust, Voldemort had become suspicious of him.
So after some consideration, he decided to destroy the Horcrux.
Carrying Voldemort's Horcrux with you is always a potential problem. Voldemort's intelligence should not be underestimated; he might cause trouble if you're not careful.
Moreover, if one day it is discovered that he possesses Voldemort's Diary, then everything he did before will be exposed.
Reaching out to pick up the fang, just as George was about to plunge it into the Diary, the Diary suddenly began to tremble, and a wave of Dark Magic surged toward George, seemingly trying to forcibly control George.
However, George merely gave a cold laugh, then emitted the Holy Light unique to Light Magic from his body, completely isolating the Dark Magic fluctuations from the outside.
You'll regret it! You'll regret it!
Amid Voldemort's unwilling cries, George plunged his fangs into the Diary, a dozen times in a row.
Then a small burst of Fiendfyre appeared in his hand, burning the already destroyed Diary to ashes.
In fact, Fiendfyre can also destroy Horcrux.
After settling everything down, he fell into deep thought, wondering what he should do during the two months of summer vacation.
It seems a waste for him to just stay in the shop and practice True Magic, since he's no longer at Hogwarts and there are fewer restrictions now, so he can do many more things.
"Maybe I should try to learn Apparition this summer."
He had thought about it when he faced Jose before, and he wanted to learn Apparition as soon as possible.
If you encounter an opponent you can't defeat next time, you can escape using Apparition.
Even in the Fairy Tail world, mages who can True Magic are extremely rare.