Unlike Hermione, Ginny, and Luna, Cho is a sentimental girl. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

In addition to magic and Quidditch, she cares about a lot of things, like a normal Muggle girl, not a wizard.

She had said a lot to Aven that Hermione would never say.

This feeling is very special, and it impresses Evan very much, and he has a good impression of this beautiful girl.

However, Cho had only visited him once, and Hagrid had come often. Because of the Eight-Eyed Giant Spider, he has been in a bad state lately, looking haggard, and always crying for no reason, returning to the way he was before Buckbeak was about to be sentenced.

So far, he is the only one who insists that Alagog is harmless.

In Hagrid's words, Aragog, unlike the other Eight-Eyed Spiders, did not mean the attack, but rather its children acting on their own.

Evan didn't know how to comfort Hagrid, but kept his promise to hand Aragog over to him, and without the help of dark energy, the old spider wouldn't have lived long.

After seeing Aragog in the bottle, Hagrid hugged Evan and cried again, thanking him again and again for saving Aragog.

Dumbledore had previously told Hagrid that Aragog's lair had completely collapsed.

He thought Aragog was dead inside, but he didn't expect Evan to actually bring it out.

To thank Aven, Hagrid came to the hospital every once in a while to bring him the latest news from Aragog, as well as his own rock crust cakes and small cakes.

What these foods have in common is that they are all as hard as stones.

Except for wanting to knock his teeth off, Evan wouldn't touch them at all.

In fact, he no longer cares about Aragog and the Eight-Eyed Spider, and after this incident, the Eight-Eyed Spider in the Forbidden Forest has also suffered a great loss.

The number of remaining spiders is already very small, and it is estimated that it will not be able to recover in ten years.

Because of the rapid growth of his magic, Evan stayed in the school hospital for a long time.

With the help of the strange abilities contained in the Slytherin locket, his current magic level is very close to Sirius and Snape.

With just the magic and practical abilities in mind, he could have graduated from Hogwarts.

In Dumbledore's words, apart from Tom Riddle, Evan was already the best student at Hogwarts in recent centuries. After checking that there were no problems, and repeatedly admonishing him to use his powers carefully, Dumbledore allowed Evan to be discharged from the hospital.

At this time, the time has entered June.

Now, the days are hot and cloudless, and all we want to do is take a walk outside, take a few pints of chilled pumpkin juice to the grass and lie down on the grass, maybe play a game of pebble throwing or watch the giant squid dream on the lake.

But the exams were approaching, and instead of lazing their time outside, the young wizards had to stay in the castle, enduring the temptation of the summer breeze blowing from the windows, forcing their brains to work hard.

The party to welcome Evan out of the hospital was also much smaller than expected, and everyone only had a few drinks of juice in the common room before being chased away by Percy.

Percy is preparing to pass n.e.w.ts ultimate wizarding exam, the highest qualification Hogwarts can offer.

Everyone knows that he wants to work in the Ministry of Magic.

Therefore, he must possess the highest academic qualifications. He was now more and more impatient and irritable, and whoever disturbed the tranquility of the common room at night was punished with the most severe punishment.

Because of the upcoming school year exams, everyone is nervous and busy. Even Fred and George didn't have the time to play pranks, new product research was all suspended, and they were all working to prepare for 0.w.ls ordinary wizard level exams.

Driven by Hermione, Evan, who had just been discharged from the hospital, soon entered a nervous state of revision.

Beside him were Harry, Ron, Colin and the others, who were also sad.

Exam week has begun, and there is an unusual silence in the castle.

The first exam in the second and third years is Transfiguration, and the third year starts first, and they are tasked with turning a teapot into a turtle.

As soon as he arrived at the transformation classroom, Evan saw the third-graders walking out of the transformation classroom one by one, and they lost their energy when they walked.

Everyone was comparing the results and lamenting that the task was too difficult.

"How's it going, Hermione?" Evan saw Hermione come out of it.

"No, the turtle I conjured up looks like a turtle!" she said with a fuss, "Professor McGonagall will definitely give me points......

"You're already good, Hermione!" Harry said weakly, "at least, you've conjured a tortoise, and I'd be satisfied if I had you like that, and I've changed a tortoise tail with a teapot spout, which is pretty damn ......"

"Would she have thought that a turtle breathed water vapor?" said Ron hopefully.

"Unless Professor McGonagall has fallen under the Confusion Charm, she wouldn't think so. Hermione waved to Aven, "See you in the auditorium, we're going to take the Charms exam." ”

After saying goodbye to Hermione, Evan walked into the classroom with the other second-year students.

Professor McGonagall stood beside the podium with a serious expression, exuding an invisible pressure as she pursed her lips and asked everyone to turn the beetles on the table into buttons.

It's also a primary transformation, which is a lot easier than turning a teapot into a turtle.

Just concentrate and flick your wand upwards slightly, thinking about what you're going to conjure, and Evan did it as soon as Professor McGonagall's words fell.

He transformed the black beetle in front of him into a delicate bronze button with intricate ornamental patterns on it.

"Well done, Mr. Mason!" Professor McGonagall said with a rare smile on her face, proud of her students, "perfect marks, no problem." ”

The other young wizards all looked at Evan and the button in front of him with envy before waving their wands. No one could go as smoothly as Aven, Transfiguration was the most difficult of all the courses in the lower grades, and Colin spent half a day there, just getting the beetle to work.

The beetle ran around the table with his wand dodging, and he couldn't light it.

One Hufflepuff student was even more unlucky, as he accidentally squashed the escaped beetle while trying to bring it back.

He had to ask for another one, much to Professor McGonagall's displeasure.

At this point, many people really began to admire Aiwen's superb strength.

For the rest of the Transfiguration class, the alright Evan took out his History of Magic textbook and reviewed it for a while, and their second exam was the History of Magic.

Professor Binns's questions are always very difficult, and even Hermione, who has memorized all the contents of the book, is not sure that she will get a perfect score. (To be continued.) )