Time flew, and before long, the Easter holidays were approaching.
The students of Hogwarts were immersed in school life, yet time marched relentlessly onward.
Perhaps only the fifth- and seventh-year students felt time slipping away, feeling that they did not have enough of it.
All that remained was tension and pressure. With less than two months left before the O.W.L. and N.E.W.T. exams, they were already nervous, whereas in previous years, students generally only began to worry a week before the exams.
But this year, after outstanding students from every year had tried the school's new Chamber of Secrets challenge training, the remaining sessions were mainly aimed at fifth- and seventh-years.
Besides preparing for their exams, they had to contend with whatever strange ideas the professors might come up with at any moment, making every challenge different.
This forced them to seek all sorts of other ways to improve their abilities while studying their textbooks.
Some seventh-year students even joined the Swiftwind Sword Club to learn some physical attack techniques.
This gave goblin smithies, which had almost disappeared from the magical world, a new lease on life. Some goblins even began considering asking Hogwarts to return the Sword of Gryffindor. In their words, they needed to choose its next wielder.
At Douglas's suggestion, the Charon Detective Agency planned to organize a practical learning trip during the Easter holidays, traveling together to Godric's Hollow.
Harry gathered all the Detective Club members, not even leaving out Draco, its Slytherin member.
Looking thoroughly embarrassed, he read out the script his maternal cousin had prepared.
[Dear fellow members,
With the utmost respect, I extend a sincere invitation to you all to take part in our upcoming heroes' memorial event. This will be an occasion embodying reflection on history, reverence for heroes, and love for