Voldemort's resurrection and the Ministry of Magic scandal had completely ignited public opinion, stirring up a storm across the British wizarding world. The entire wizarding community was clamoring for Fudge to resign.
The matter had not affected Hogwarts. Everyone still devoted most of their energy to the approaching final exams, and the entire castle was shrouded in tension. The library, Common Room, and Room of Requirement were always crammed with students nervously revising. Albert had also opened the Wizard Cards Club's activity room and lent it to his acquaintances. It was fair to say that most seventh years, aside from those from Slytherin, had come to join the crowd.
"You really aren't nervous at all!" Lee Jordan's voice was full of undisguised envy. The guy in front of him clearly did not take the exams seriously.
"Can't you see I'm revising too?" Albert tapped the notebook on the table with a finger. He was currently reviewing the so-called key points, strengthening his memory so he would not stumble on the written exams.
Unlike the O.W.L. exams, the Ultimate Wizard Exam did not test the basics. It tested the material learned in Sixth and seventh years. Aside from the most basic written exams, it placed high demands on the candidates' practical ability.
"Tell us the key points. Maybe we can still get good grades." Lee Jordan voiced everyone's thoughts before anyone else could. That was why most of the students had come to join in—they all hoped Albert would spare some time to tell them what to focus on.
Albert's last Defense Against the Dark Arts tutoring sessions had benefited them enormously.
"Key points? The professors have mentioned them all in class." Albert raised an eyebrow.
"Then which ones do you think are more important?" Angelina pressed.
"Silent Spells. They're practically