Hogwarts: I graduated before the system came

He knew that the editor of this magazine was the father of Luna, the Ravenclaw student who had won the Hogwarts Special Contribution Award last year.

Since the story version of "The Quibbler" was published last year, many Hogwarts students have subscribed to this magazine.

He saw a group of Hufflepuffs looking angrily at Luna at the Ravenclaw table, but she didn't seem to care. She even held the Quibbler in her hand upside down, as if she was reading it seriously.

After quickly reading it, Hermione sneered disdainfully and turned away.

Harry was very curious about what was written inside, so after asking the owner of the magazine, he started reading it.

The book tells that the current Professor Holmes is not his real self at all. Someone from the Ministry of Magic attacked him and then used Polyjuice Potion to impersonate him in order to secretly control Hogwarts...

Harry laughed disdainfully. He was 100% sure that his cousin at Hogwarts was not someone else's impersonator, at least not someone from the Ministry of Magic.

Because when Harry was at Douglas's house, he could practice spells at will in that house, although he was using Douglas's other wand, but the Ministry of Magic never found out.

Hermione probably discovered this, which is why she disdained what was said in the report.

After reading it, Harry returned the magazine with a smile and said comfortingly:

"Don't worry too much, it's impossible.

But what is Polyjuice Potion?"

A handsome and sunny boy on the other side of the table said with a smile:

"I also don't believe that anyone could have attacked Professor Holmes, unless that person was Dumbledore.

Polyjuice Potion is a potion that allows the drinker to transform into someone else. The brewing process is very long and complicated, and it needs to be taken from time to time to maintain the appearance of that person..."

Harry recognized the man as Cedric Diggory, Seeker of the Hufflepuff Quidditch team, and thanked him hastily.

Defense Against the Dark Arts first class.

The fifth-year students of Ravenclaw sat in the classroom early, discussing something in a noisy manner.

Last year's class representative, Eddie Camilcher, called for silence, but no one paid any attention.

A girl sneered and said:

"I don't know who this year's class representative will be yet..."

Eddie Camilche was so angry that his face turned red, but he didn't know what to say for a moment.

After all, this was the first time that the entire Hogwarts had encountered such a thing, and he was not sure whether he could continue to serve as the representative of the Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

Soon, Douglas appeared in the classroom, exactly like last year, holding a stack of parchment in his hand.

After glancing at the students, he smiled and said:

“I am very happy to see you all again in the new semester.

At the same time, congratulations on entering the fifth grade and the stage of preparing for the OLS exam.

This semester is the prelude to dawn, the sound of nature, the drumbeat of battle, and the clarion call for struggle.

Here, I hope you can solemnly promise that in the OLS exam sprint, each of us will go all out, work hard, and use excellent results so that we can meet in the sixth grade..."

The students below applauded and a few of them looked at each other.

In order to prepare for Professor Holmes' first fifth-year class, they specifically consulted their seniors.

I also specifically memorized the history and significance of the OLS exam.

I was looking forward to Douglas asking during class:

"It's fifth grade now. Do you know what the biggest challenge you're about to face is?"

But the lyrics are different from last year's. How can they respond? They can only applaud...

Chapter 184 The Poor Descendants

Douglas waited until their applause stopped and said calmly:

"I hope you all know that fifth grade time is very precious. Next time, please don't waste it on meaningless applause.

Everyone’s OLS exam has reached the most difficult and critical moment.

As the saying goes, "A journey of a hundred miles begins with a single step." The last leg of the journey is often the most arduous.

But I hope that no matter how difficult the road ahead may be, you will never give up. Only by persevering to the end can you win...

You are young, have courage, confidence, motivation, and your own wisdom, so you should understand that the current gap is not the result of tomorrow, and today's sweat will surely make the flowers bloom tomorrow.

You have to face the OLS exam head on and go against the current.

Youth will be wonderful because of hard work, and life will be brilliant because of struggle..."

When Douglas finished speaking, some students subconsciously clapped a few times, and then put down their hands awkwardly under Douglas' sharp gaze.

It was the first time for the Ravenclaw students to hear Douglas’s chicken soup for the soul, and they felt a little dizzy.

Some quick-witted students thought that these words would be more appropriate to be said to Hufflepuff or Gryffindor.

I wanted to make a disdainful sound, but luckily I held it back in time.

Douglas was very satisfied with the students' performance and then asked:

"Can anyone recite the Defense Against the Dark Arts class representative rules?"

In the entire class, only last year's class representative, Eddie Camilcher, raised his hand excitedly.

Douglas nodded and said:

"Very good, Mr. Camilleche. You are still the representative of the Defense Against the Dark Arts class this year. I hope you can continue to carry forward the spirit of last year and continue to lead everyone to progress together."

Eddie Camilcher nodded excitedly.

The other students were all shocked. They didn’t know the course selection representative could be like this?

The faces of those students whose grades were better than Camille's froze, but they did not dare to question Douglas's words.

Douglas noticed everyone's expressions, but didn't say much.

"Everyone put your summer homework on the table."

When they put their homework on the table, Douglas snapped his fingers.

The homework flew onto the desk.

At the same time, the papers on the desk fell in front of everyone.

Douglas said lightly:

"In this class, we will have a small opening exam..."

Everyone skillfully put away their textbooks and began to answer the questions.

Multiple choice question 1:

How many Unforgivable Curses are there?

A.3

C.4

B.1

Some students answered quickly, but some began to frown. They felt that Professor Holmes would not give such a simple multiple-choice question. Could it be that he had made new discoveries about the Unforgivable Curse?

One more or two were cracked?

Is the professor's question testing everyone's understanding of the content of extracurricular magic professional magazines?

Let’s put it aside and continue with the second question:

What is the spell to repel a Boggart?

A. Left and right separation

C. Reappearance of corpses

B. Wadiwasi

D. funny and funny

Some students frowned again and looked up at Douglas who was marking summer homework.

This question is too simple. Some students even remembered the article they read in "The Quibbler" that morning.

Could this Professor Holmes really be fake?

Look further down:

Which of the following spells can disarm an enemy?

A. Fainted

C. Expelliarmus

B. Alaho Open

D. All protection

Where can I find Kaba?

A.Deep lake

D. Lush grass

C. Shallow pond

B.Thick snow

What effect does the spell "Force Release" have if used correctly?

A. Cause pain

B. Extraction Spell

D. Monster Curse

C. Leg Locking Curse

What is the effect of the mixture of silver powder and white peony root?

A. Create a potion that will make werewolves lose interest in you.

B. Promote the healing of werewolf bite wounds

C. Let the werewolf return to human form

D. Treating the child who turned into a werewolf

......

Suddenly, in the quiet classroom, a student gasped.

He finally confirmed that Professor Holmes was still Professor Holmes and was definitely not an imposter.

Too bad.

Then he quickly returned to the first question and began to confirm whether his option was correct.

Alarmed by this classmate, the other students also discovered the secret in the test questions.

Suddenly, the sound of people gasping for breath could be heard everywhere in the classroom.

Douglas knocked on the table and said:

"What are you doing? Is there a curse on my test paper?"

The students shook their heads and then read every question on the test paper carefully.

It's too bad that they messed up the options.

Time passed by minute by minute, and the students concentrated on identifying every symbol on the test paper.

After Douglas finished marking the students' summer homework, he stood up and walked around the classroom a few times.

I was very satisfied when I found that the students' attention was not on me.

The questions this time may be a little difficult for students from previous years.

But for the students he personally taught last year, most of them were very simple. After all, they didn't memorize the textbooks last year in vain, especially for Ravenclaw students.

So he added some small difficulties based on the original test questions, for example: the options in the multiple-choice questions were shuffled; the judgment questions were mixed with two correct or two wrong answers; the short-answer questions seemed to be asking this question, but actually asked you to answer another question.