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Unless Harry was much better and impeccable than the others, he would never have been treated fairly with Snape.

Snape wouldn't pass up any chance to give Harry a zero, especially given his recent mood, and Evan wouldn't be surprised even if he gave all Gryffindors a zero.

After eating, all the students hurried back to the common room.

Instead of relaxing, everyone began to revise for the exams that followed, with potions, herbs, charms, and astronomy in the second year, and more courses in the protection of magical creatures, divination, and Muggle studies for students in the third year and above.

Evan sees Fred and George sitting in the corner, looking preoccupied, working on the quills used to cheat, hoping to make a difference.

The next morning, Evan went to take the Charms exam, and Harry and the others went to take the Protective Magical Creature exam conducted by Hagrid, and everyone felt pretty good.

Professor Flitwick is a very good person, and he will give all the young wizards as high as he can.

Not to mention Hagrid, whose exam was for everyone to take care of the Flober caterpillars and pass them as long as they were alive within an hour.

If left unchecked, the Flober caterpillars will multiply extremely quickly.

As a result, it is the easiest exam of all subjects.

But in the afternoon Potions class, things took a turn for the worse. It was a disaster for all Gryffindor students.

The second year was the primary antidote potion, the third year was the chaos potion, and Snape didn't care about the students of the other three houses, he had been hanging around Gryffindor.

Think about it, while you were boiling potions, trying your best to remember the recipe and the cooking steps, Snape, dressed in a black robe, stood watching you with a sneer on his face and a look of schadenfreude, as if the potion you had brewed had failed.

From time to time, he also wrote a few words in his notebook, which looked like zero words, what kind of feeling it would be can only be described in two words: terrible.

Aside from Avan, Snape didn't spare any of the Gryffindor students.

He just glanced at the potion that Ai Wen had brewed, and the potion was a faint light green color, with a hazy mist coming outward, and the color was perfect and impeccable.

Snape didn't say anything, and turned his head directly to look at Colin's operation.

Wednesday morning was herbalism, and the exam was about helping the mandrake juice, and everyone played well, as long as they were bold enough and moved fast enough, there would be no problems.

It's not a good feeling to stay in a conservatory in the scorching sun, and when you come out, the back of everyone's neck is too far away from sunburning.

Astronomy at midnight with the participation of all young wizards below the fifth grade.

They put on their cloaks, climbed to the highest tower, looked up at the night sky, and marked them on their astrological charts.

Mars in the sky has been bright since last year.

Although Evan could memorize all the meanings of what Mars represents, it doesn't mean much to the ethereal astrology.

As with divination, textbooks are of limited help to this subject. The essence of astrology lies in the ability to summarize the past and comprehend the occult, and astrologers have given different meanings to the stars through thousands of years of uninterrupted observation.

This means that in order to get a high grade in this course, you need to carefully go through most of the books in the library.

In addition, it is necessary to have a strong sense of comprehension and be able to read the signs of the planets.

For centaurs, this may be easier.

But for human wizards, it's very difficult to do that.

Take Mars, the anomaly of the last two years, for example, the red planet has had different meanings in different historical periods. Not to mention, you also have to combine the positions of other planets, changes in the star map, and analyze the energy it emits during oscillations, etc.

Evan didn't know if anyone else had this ability, he couldn't do it anyway, so he could only hastily draw the planetary positions on the astrological chart for tonight.

While they were observing the planet, so were the centaurs in the Forbidden Forest.

"Omen from Mars......" The old voice sounded from the depths of the mysterious temple, "War is coming, will the centaurs be spared this time?!"

In the open open-air room on the top floor of the temple, the centaur elders quietly looked up at the starry sky.

In front of him was a statue of a strange creature, its huge body was unusually spectacular, and most of its body was hidden in the darkness, and it was impossible to see the specific appearance.

In the dimness, a large statue could be faintly discerned as if it were cracking in the middle.

No one knew what had happened here, but at the very top of the statue, a red gem glowed faintly, echoing the bright Mars in the distant night sky.

"Stupid centaurs, I'm about to return to the mortal world......" As soon as the centaur elder's voice fell, a strange voice suddenly sounded, "Cry in trembling, you can't change anything, pride will send you to a dead end!"

The red light on the statue flashed a few times, and the temple returned to silence.

Through the dim starlight, only the wrinkles on the centaur elders' faces could be seen deepening and the sighs that echoed in the temple for a long time......

For students who don't take the General Wizard Rank Exam and the Advanced Wizard Rank Exam, as long as they survive Thursday's exam, their hard days will be over.

For Year 1 and Year 2 students, the Defence Against the Dark Arts exam on Thursday morning is the last, and students from Year 3 onwards are also required to prepare for divination and arithmetic divination.

Sirius' meticulous preparation clearly impressed everyone, and unlike the other classes, at the suggestion of Professor Lupin, he took an obstacle course-like exam in the sun outside. He had prepared a lot of dark creatures, including water monsters, red hats, boggarts, etc., and there were many more than expected, and it was unclear where he found them.

Depending on their age, students will have to deal with different amounts of dark creatures.

Second-graders must wade through a pond with a Grindillowe, through a series of potholes full of red hats, and creak across a swamp, ignoring the wrong instructions from a Hinkpunk.

The last thing to face is a box containing a boggart, which students from the third year and above must attend, and the young wizards of the first and second years are free to choose.

If they beat Boggart, then they can get extra points.

"Very good, full marks!" As Evan climbed out of the box, he saw Sirius looking at him with a smile on his face.

Evan didn't leave immediately, he was going to see how the others were doing.

The third-year exam was at the back, and he was ready to cheer Hermione on. (To be continued.) )