Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Monday, June 1992, 6, exam week arrived.

"What!?"

"What's the meaning!?"

"Did we hear that right?!"

"Are you kidding me?!"

Ben and Adam spoke one sentence at a time, each one louder than the last, and each one more surprised than the last.

"This is ridiculous!" Ben said in disbelief.

"And this is simply impossible. How could Dumbledore agree to it!" Adam shook his head to deny Sainz's statement, thinking he was joking.

"Whether you agree or not, this is the fact."

The roommate still didn't believe it until Sainz took out his exam schedule. Then his roommate reluctantly accepted the new arrangement with a look of dismay.

This year's exam week is scheduled quite tightly, and all students taking non-graded exams will complete their exams within a week.

Sainz quickly became the center of everyone's conversation.

The third grade students found out that he did not come to the exam, and the fourth grade students found out that there was one more person taking the exam!

How could such a thing not arouse heated discussion among students?

Some people knew that he had always been at the top of his grade, and thought it was really cool that he was allowed to take the skipping exam.

Hermione came running over, jumping and shouting in adoration, but was persuaded to leave by her two teammates.

But more people feel that they have suffered serious injustice. They think that "I can do it too" and that Dumbledore is simply getting old and confused. How could he allow such a thing to happen!

Before the exam was over, Sainz received an anonymous letter shouting at him.

How could Sai allow such a thing, which was obviously malicious, to bark? He immediately cast a disappearance spell on it.

Of course, there were also those who tried to compete in person. Sainz deliberately walked to a remote corner alone, and sure enough, several students followed him.

The first thing they say is "mudblood" or something like that, and you can tell there's nothing new in it.

Sai is not a good person who would advise others to be good.

These people should be thankful that they are in Hogwarts. If they were in a lawless area, they wouldn't even have any bodies left.

Some people will never realize the seriousness of the problem unless they learn a profound lesson.

I originally thought that I would randomly break one hand or one foot of the five people who came, no matter which college they were from, but I thought that I was in a sensitive period and if I acted too harshly, it might cause obstacles in my studies.

After thinking about it, I decided to just endure it. I memorized all the faces, petrified them, cast an Disillusionment Spell on them, and then left them there and left them there.

If they can be found before tomorrow's exam, they will be lucky. If they miss the exam because of this, they will have to blame it on their fate.

The next day, Sainz didn't hear that anyone missed the test, and he was somewhat disappointed.

They had Filch to thank for that; if it hadn't been for his diligence in wandering around the castle late at night, they would have missed the exam.

Although they were punished by Filch for this, it still could not make up for the psychological trauma they caused to Mr. Sai.

But there is still a long time to come. Even someone as awesome as Sai didn't even think of bullying you, but you bunch of idiots just came to my door yourselves.

If you don't mend your ways, even Sai is your father.

There were five of them, four fourth years and one fifth year, all Slytherins.

Hey, very good!

Maybe the fact that these people almost missed the exam really scared some people, and nothing unexpected happened in the following days.

It was just that Snape seemed to dislike him even more, but it didn't matter, he also disliked the other person.

I hope everyone can live in peace. You walk your own path and I walk mine.

After a tense week, everyone put down their pens and papers. No matter how the exam went, it was over.

They had a week to have fun and a Quidditch match to watch before the holiday.

Yes, Quidditch matches in previous years were held in late May, but this year is different.

Maybe it’s because the savior has come and the operating rules have changed?

It was because the Savior had to fight against Quirrell that he fainted and did not participate in the game. In the end, Gryffindor was defeated by Ravenclaw due to the lack of a player and missed the Quidditch Cup.

Anyway, when Oliver Wood was the captain, the Gryffindor team missed the Quidditch Cup due to various reasons. He never touched the trophy until he graduated from school, which became a regret in his life.

That might be the negative effect of having a savior as a teammate.

Sainz sometimes jokes that Harry Potter is the useless man behind Hermione, but that's just a joke.

To be fair, although Harry Potter is not the best, his brain is definitely not bad.

In the original trajectory, he was the first one to think that there was something wrong with the origin of Hagrid's dragon egg. He was the first one to think that Hagrid wanted a dragon, so how come a stranger happened to have a dragon egg? How many people would carry a dragon egg around with them every day?

And it was really lucky that this person happened to meet Hagrid.

As soon as the exam was over, Harry immediately confirmed with Hagrid the details of how he obtained the dragon egg that day, and learned that Hagrid had leaked the method through Fluffy to a stranger.

What follows is the "plot" of the Saviors making their way through the trapdoor.

Forgive Sainz for using the word "plot" to describe it, but those levels really don't seem like a regular defense measure, but rather a game specially prepared for the Saviors.

Real defense measures should at least be similar to the ones Lao Fu took in the "cliff cave". Without paying a real price, it cannot be easily taken away even if the method is known.

Of course, Lao Fu is not necessarily that smart, but let’s talk about that for now.

In the original storyline, after Harry woke up in the ward, the final conversation between him and Old Dumbledore seemed to imply that the headmaster knew all of Harry's experiences in advance, and after communicating with Old Dumbledore, Harry more or less realized this, but he did not delve into why this was the case.

So, when Tom told Sainz that the Saviors had entered the door in the corridor on the fourth floor, he said to Tom, "It's okay, don't worry about it, Tom, just continue to enjoy your midnight snack."

Sainz went to see Harry when he was in a coma in the hospital. The thin little boy was curled up in the quilt on the bed with a pale face. He put his gifts and postcards on the bedside table and came out.

I happened to meet Dumbledore in the corridor, "Good day, Professor Dumbledore, you seem to be in a good mood!"

The eyes behind Dumbledore's glasses seemed to see through something, but also seemed to have no other intentions. "Good day, Sainz. A good mood can bring good things. Are you here to see Harry Potter too?"

"Yes, everyone is talking about Harry. I heard that he was in a coma. As a friend, of course I have to take a look. However, he hasn't woken up yet and looks very weak. I didn't dare to disturb him."

"Ah... Madam Pomfrey is not an easy person to talk to." Dumbledore stood at the door of the school hospital and looked inside, as if to make sure whether the school doctor was inside.

"Professor, Madam Pomfrey has to take care of everyone in the school by herself. There will always be a time when she is not in the ward. Apparently, this is the time."

Old Deng's avatar looked like a kid who secretly violated school rules and found the organization, "So you just sneaked in?"

"I don't admit it, Mr. Principal."

Old Deng smiled proudly, "I am different. A principal always has some privileges, right?"

"Have a nice day, Professor Dumbledore, and bye!"

"Bye, Sainz!"