A week before the final exams, Vincent made the headlines again.
This time there are finally pictures.
It's a GIF from a previous Quidditch Match, showing someone holding onto Egil to prevent him from falling.
The Exemplary Young Wizards of the New Era: Everything You Need to Know About Wayne!
Because the title had such a strong aftereffect, Vincent sprayed a mouthful of milk all over Gu Gu, plump buttocks.
Gu Gu was also drinking milk, stared wide-eyed and looked up at a 180-degree angle.
"Foolish human—you have defiled the great Lord Gu Gu!"
Vincent suppressed a laugh and first cast a Scourgify on the clothes.
"You've gotten too cocky lately, don't you want to live a good life anymore?"
Gu Gu muttered and cursed as she lowered her head and continued drinking her milk.
Vincent, not bothering with it, continued reading.
If the previous praises were all about the surface, this time it's all about praising the inner qualities.
"Oh—what a noble person! Even during the competition, he proactively helped his opponent who had lost his balance—"
Neville read two sentences, then blushed and shut his mouth tightly.
Vincent blushed, which was unusual for him.
Rita, that perverted little beetle, has absolutely no morals whatsoever.
Punching the Dark Lord of Nurmengard and kicking Headmaster Dumbledore of Hogwarts?
He felt that it would be more appropriate to forcibly dismantle the International Confederation of Wizards and ruthlessly overthrow the magical governments of various countries.
Even the Pure-blood gentlemen didn't step in to stop it, so it seems something truly extraordinary has happened in the British Isles.
More and more things seemed amiss, and the next day's headlines even featured a photo of Minister Fudge and Lockhart together.
The most powerful person in the Wizarding World in a region meets with a wizarding celebrity who holds a third-class entertainment medal.
Mei Xizong exclaimed that he was an expert!
"You still have time to read this?" Hermione peeked half her head out from the pile of books.
"Appropriate entertainment is good for your mind and body." Vincent pulled out a copy of "Transfiguration Today.
Although it didn't make it to the front page, his paper was indeed published there.
With these 100 points, plus the 100 points from the Quidditch year champion, Gryffindor achieved an unprecedented high score.
1233 points!
Even if Snape loses 100 points every day, they can still easily surpass Ravenclaw, who is second, before the holiday.
Ron has become as arrogant as Gu Gu.
In the last Potions Class, he threw in a complete mess, which infuriated Snape, resulting in him being penalized with points and given detention.
To be honest, he looked quite handsome when he was taken out of the classroom.
Especially Lavender, who has a hero complex.
"Ah—he's so brave!"
Hermione ignored her and picked up the thick book A History of Magic.
Tomorrow is exam day, and there are quite a few Little Lions who are also reviewing.
Except for Vincent, who was reading the newspaper.
After taking a photo with Fudge, Lockhart surprisingly went to visit the headquarters of Wizengamot.
Emperor Meixi was furious!
Things are getting stranger and stranger.
Dumbledore disappeared for several days before reappearing on the day of the final exams.
"Turning this match into a needle, the finer and more beautiful the needle, the better the result will be."
As soon as McGonagall finished speaking, all the first-year students waved their wands.
Vincent broke the match into ten pieces, each with a cute lion's head at the end... The "O" she gave was the biggest and roundest of all the students' matches, and she even added an exclamation mark next to it.
Herbology and the History of Magic are both regular exams.
Aside from a few students who crammed at the last minute, the rest of the students quickly finished answering the questions.
"Oh no, I chose C for this question—"
Harry and Ron both let out a wail.
Hermione's lips twitched. "The answer to the next question is B. Surely you guys can get that right?"
"No, I chose A!"
"I chose D."
No wonder he's a terrible student; he even argues his way of answering questions with such self-righteousness.
The second day of the exam was just the beginning of hell.
Snape focused entirely on the Little Lions' cauldron.
Unsurprisingly, Seamus exploded.
The pot exploded, but no one was hurt.
A "T".
Neville's hands trembled twice, and the final product was a dark, mushy mess.
It's another "T".
Ron dared not be arrogant this time.
Both he and Harry managed to brew it successfully, but unfortunately they only received a "D".
Vincent was the only one in the entire stadium who seemed relaxed and carefree.
He even mouthed something at Snape.
The first "O" has appeared!
There's still a long way to go; there are six more years.
While taking the Defence Against the Dark Arts exam, Snape had already roughly figured out how to return the favor next semester.
Astronomy is also about answering questions, but Charms is different.
Seamus cast a Levitation Charm, which smashed the podium in front of Flitwick directly into the ceiling.
Just as it was about to fall, Vincent brought it down steadily and even cast a Repairing Charm.
"Very good, Mr. Wayne!" Flitwick gave a big "O".
"Professor, this is what I should do."
He also added 10 points to Gryffindor.
In two days, all the first-grade students finished their exams.
The third-grade twins and Cedric still have elective exams to take, while fifth-grade Rolf is preparing for tomorrow's OWL exam.
The proctors were Professors Marchbanks and Tofty.
Holding their report cards, the freshmen stopped and looked across the corridor toward the exam room.
Percy came out looking confident, which suggests he must have achieved good results.
Davis is also very confident, and estimates that things won't be too bad.
Rolf didn't have anything particularly special about him; his results were probably in line with expectations.
Marcus is different.
He punched the wall several times, his expression even worse than when he lost to Vincent.
"Congratulations, Flint!"
"Get out of my way, Weasley!"
Percy flashed the same mischievous grin as his twins, "Judging from your appearance, you're probably too bad at it to even sign up for a few WS courses, right?"
"Mind your own business!" Marcus bumped into him with his shoulder as he walked away.
Percy quickly stepped aside, but his outstretched foot was stepped over.
"Trash!" Marcus left smugly.
Being a poor student isn't scary; what's scary is being both a poor student and confident.
Harry and Ron left quickly, as if they were ashamed.
This role model came at just the right time.
I believe they will all be able to turn over a new leaf next semester.
Vincent looked at the report card in his hand, which was full of "O"s, and suddenly became curious about Hermione's grades.
He tried to sneak a peek several times, but she caught him completely.
"I've already told you my grades, can't you at least satisfy my curiosity?"
"Cannot."
Even after arriving at the Great Hall, his curiosity was still not satisfied.
In the end, Neville told him quietly.
Both scores were all "O".
Vincent looked toward the red and gold decorations that represented Gryffindor.
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the House Cup is practically guaranteed.
When Dumbledore arrived, the noisy Great Hall instantly fell silent.
"Another year has passed!" He stood on the staff table and talked at length.
There was something about Quirrell, something about the ring match, and something about a trip to the Forbidden Forest.
"I hope everyone can take some time during the summer vacation to reflect on these things and gain much more growth from them than they can from the classroom."
Dumbledore gaze swept across the four long tables, lingered on Harry's for a moment, and finally settled on Vincent's face.
"Please remember, Hogwarts is the best magic school in the world!"
The Great Hall erupted in enthusiastic applause.
Whether it was Draco, who always talked about transferring schools, or the mischievous Fred and George, nearly a thousand students clapped their hands vigorously.