Champions Don't Need Exams

Harry's focus wasn't on the game.

After learning about the match details, exchanging pleasantries with Mr. Weasley, and touring the entire stadium,

He then returned towards the castle with Draco, Ron, and Ginny.

Ron, captivated by Phoebe's beauty, did not refuse.

Because Phoebe left earlier.

After listening to Mr. Weasley's words, she returned to the carriage near the Forbidden Forest.

After parting ways with Draco in the Great Hall, Harry, Ron, Ginny returned to the common room before the 10 p. m. curfew.

In his and Ron's understanding, Champion also need to take the school year exams.

So, Krum and Ilvas, who remained on the field, looked at each other in bewilderment.

"Is Harry really that confident in his memory?"

"Perhaps he was studying with his fiancée and friends. After all, the other students have to take the exam."

As June arrived, the atmosphere in the castle became tense and exciting once again.

Everyone is looking forward to the third competition, which will be held a week before the holiday.

The tension stems from the exam content.

This will determine whether the upcoming summer vacation is heaven or hell.

The same goes for Harry.

But when he appeared in the Transfiguration classroom, which is today's Transfiguration exam room, to complete his theory assignment, Professor McGonagall stood in front of him.

"Mr. Potter, I remember very clearly that Champion do not need to take the school year exams."

And so, completely bewildered, he was asked to leave the classroom in front of everyone.

He could only bask in the sun outside in the corridor, listening to the crackling sounds of students turning teapots into turtles after the written exam.

Bored, he wandered around the silent castle.

When you walk onto the lawn outside the castle, the students of Castelobruxo, who used to be so densely packed with grass that they blended in with the color of the lawn, have all disappeared.

The Durmstrang students by the lake, and the graceful figures in sky blue by the Forbidden Forest, were all the same.

He then realized that students from other schools also had to take exams.

He was as if the world had forgotten him.

It wasn't until almost noon that the chatter of the younger students who had finished their exams quickly brought Hogwarts back to life.

Harry also stopped Ginny at the entrance to the Charms Class exam room.

"Your Transfiguration exam is over so quickly?" Ginny asked, puzzled.

As Harry led her toward the Transfiguration exam room, he explained why he had been outside the Charms Class exam room so early.

Ginny speculated that this might have been Ryan's doing.

"But when did I offend Ryan?" Harry asked, puzzled.

"Maybe he was just bored."

"It's quite amusing to see you all scrambling together over exams, competitions, Voldemort's resurrection, and Mrs. Potter and Meiling's affairs." Ginny covered her mouth and chuckled.

They happened to run into the Third Year students who came out of the Transfiguration, looking disheveled and listless.

They compared their scores and lamented that the task they were given was too difficult, especially turning a teapot into a tortoise.

"My turtle form still has a teapot spout on its tail, which is a problem."

Do people think turtles breathe water vapor?

"My turtle still has its hard shell with willow leaf patterns. Do you think this will deduct points from my score?"

"The difficulty of this exam has increased way too fast! Last year, our exam was just about turning rabbits into slippers!" Ron complained, pointing at Draco and Neville.

Completely oblivious to the growing impatience of Lavender, Pansy, and Hannah beside him and Draco.

Fortunately, Harry's appearance saved him.

Because the moment he saw Harry, he forgot to radiate negative energy.

He ran towards Harry in an instant.

Now only Lavender had a sour face, along with Parvati, who was pulling her in another direction.

Harry just wanted to laugh.

But he couldn't laugh.

Because Ginny's face soon turned sour too.

But Harry was still very happy.

He could unleash his negative emotions on Ron without restraint.

There's no need to worry about it too much.

Ron always took Harry's complaints as something funny.

There will be absolutely no negative reaction.

So often, after Harry vents to Ron for a while, the burden in his heart disappears.

But happy times are always short-lived.

Because the Transfiguration exam was too long, there would be Charms Class and Ancient Runes exams in the afternoon.

Therefore, their lunch break is very tight.

Harry hadn't finished his meal when he saw all his friends leaving the Great Hall one by one and running upstairs.

They all need to take exams.

In the end, he was the only one left in the entire Great Hall.

Neither Ilvas nor any of the Champion who didn't need to take the exam were there.

Because students from other schools usually eat on their own turf.

The same goes for Ilvas and the others.

He couldn't even go to them.

They've probably found a secluded spot to practice their spells for the upcoming third game.

He could only linger outside the Charms Class exam room where he should have been.

A series of hysterical laughs came from inside.

It's clear that their written test is over.

Currently taking a practical exam—successfully casting the Happiness Charm.

But soon, Harry met Ron.

He and several other students, who were also laughing so hard they were almost out of breath, were asked to leave the classroom by Professor Flitwick.

They were put in an empty room next door.

It took Harry more than ten minutes to learn from Ron, who was panting, that it was all because their partner was unreliable.

Ron's is Zacharias.

Zacharias swung his wand too hard, and the ending of the spell was too long.

They all need to laugh until they can recite the incantation normally and take the exam.

Perhaps it's because Harry is there.

Ron was still smiling after all the other students had returned to the Charms Class classroom next door to take their exams.

It took almost an hour for Ron to recover.

After randomly selecting an unlucky student as Ron's partner to take the Charms Class exam.

Ron and Harry are separated again.

Because Ron, like Harry, has the option to take Ancient Runes.

This also means that Ron still needs to take an Ancient Runes exam.

It was almost dinnertime, and about ten minutes after the other students who had also chosen this course had finished their exams...

Ron then walked out of the examination room with his head down.

He spent too much time on the Charms Class exam.

When he arrived at the Ancient Runes exam room, the other students were already writing furiously.

"That's outrageous!"

I couldn't hand in my paper early.

I was late for the exam!

"Why do I have to sit for a full hour before I can hand in my paper!" This thought persisted until they reached the Great Hall.

Ron kept muttering things like he should have finished his exams a long time ago.

He complained about Professor Babbling and cursed the unreliable Zacharias.

Even fried chicken legs could barely stop him from eating.

After dinner,

The other Third Year students rushed back to the common room.

Ron stopped talking after he started reviewing his knowledge of Care of Magical Creatures, Potions, and Astronomy.

Harry also had time to analyze the game with Ron and Ginny.