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Chapter 604 Daily life before the holiday
"Get ready, pack your things, and don't sleep in the dormitory!"

"Don't miss the train, it's time to go home!"

The customary urging voices of the prefects rang out in the common room, intending to urge the students not to forget the departure time of the Hogwarts Express due to oversleeping.

This reminder is very necessary. Although most students are eager to go home, there are always a few who had too much fun the day before and didn’t get up.

After the dream beads were spread out, this became more likely to happen - it was no longer uncommon to secretly use the dream beads to place short dreams after lights out, especially during holidays, when there were often people who couldn't get up the next day.

But Andrew was not worried about this. He always got up very early, and he did not use the time converter to adjust his schedule in the past few days.

After a short vacation of a few days, he will go to Brazil to see the magical world, but the time turner cannot be taken out of the country.

"You're going to be a prefect next year, aren't you, Andrew?"

Hal asked as he packed the last of his luggage - although he could have confirmed this in second grade, it was indeed a little too late now.

"About the same, probably."

Andrew nodded. There was nothing to hide. He had a good talk with the dean yesterday. Even as a class monitor, he didn't have to do anything on a daily basis. He was mainly a figurehead.

"Time flies by so fast," Hal shook his head. "I don't know what new things you'll come up with when I come back next school year. To be honest, Hogwarts has changed a lot since I came here."

"There aren't so many new things. Also, next school year is the OWLs year, you'd better take your books back and review them carefully." Andrew casually packed up the magazines he was going to read and finished his preparations. "OWLs certificates are still very important."

"Oh... no, OWLs year," Bell said, surrendering. "School hasn't started yet, Andrew. Please don't mention that scary word. I'd rather practice Quidditch more."

"Sorry, you need a certificate for Quidditch, Bell," Kevin closed the box and added, "Also, you need a certificate for hard results. Potter's Firebolt is not easy to conquer."

"What can I do...I can't afford the Firebolt even if I sell myself...Luckily, the league doesn't consider that at all," Bell said with despair. "What can I do? Even to intern on the team, I have to be in the sixth grade!"

"Ah, so late?"

Andrew was stunned for a moment, "Isn't that Krum a star player in the seventh grade?"

"He performs well in school, has good grades, and has a recommendation letter from the principal," Bell shook his head, "so he can be in the fifth grade. I don't have such good conditions."

Becoming the world's number one in two years?

It’s not surprising - in sports, there are some late bloomers, but in the end, genius is more obvious. Wasn’t Mr. Bagman a talented ball player?
"Krum is indeed a genius in this sense."

Andrew nodded. "But you're not bad either, Bell. Train hard and try to help the college team win the championship next school year. If you do that, maybe you can go to the stadium for a tryout without taking the advanced class."

This is indeed true. Bell is a guy who specializes in hitting the ball with power, stability, accuracy and ruthlessness. He has practiced it over the years. Andrew has seen him hit his teammates hard when he was performing his daily duties as the dean.

"It depends. I still have to pass the OWLs exam. I have no problem with the ball, but the exam..."

Bell was troubled for a moment, but soon packed up the last things in a happy mood, "But never mind, the exam is next semester. If I really can't do it, I will work harder on the history of magic and get a certificate in the history of magic."

"History of Magic?"

Andrew was stunned for a moment and looked at his roommate in confusion.

Did something happen in the dormitory that he was not clear about?

Or did Hughes take Bell to give him extra lessons?
It’s not surprising. Members of the college team always receive some preferential treatment, especially students who like Quidditch - after all, the league members are enough to consume a large part of the college team members, and there is a high probability of producing star players here.

"Yes, History of Magic. Didn't they say that the difficulty of History of Magic in next year's OWLs will be lowered?"

"Is there still this?"

Andrew was even more confused. He looked at Hughes, who was, after all, firmly ranked first in the history of magic.

"I never heard."

"Ah, maybe, maybe it's just a rumor."

Andrew felt a little guilty when he heard Kevin's voice, and then he stared at him.

"It wasn't me. It was a rumor spread when the next door dorm had a fight with the Slytherin students."

Kevin shook his head repeatedly, "It's mainly because of the nasty things those Slytherin guys said."

what?
Andrew was stunned for a moment, then a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth - finally no students were expelled this year, but in the end someone had to cause trouble, right?

You can also be put in confinement before the holidays!

It's okay on the train, go clean the train for me!

"What did you say?"

"They said you almost failed History of Magic, barely getting an E. The Slytherin guy felt that your first grade was not solid and you lacked a lot in History of Magic."

...

The truth hurts so much.

"Okay, that's a bit exaggerated, but it's true. But what does this have to do with making the History of Magic simple?"

Andrew was stunned for a moment before asking the core question.

This is totally unrelated!

"So we said that History of Magic doesn't affect first place or anything like that, they just said that out of jealousy because they couldn't get first place."

"And then there was a quarrel?"

Andrew really didn't know what to say. He was very grateful for the support of the students of his own college, but he did not do well in the History of Magic.

"Then someone said that it would be fixed in the future, and the Slytherin students said that the OWL exam questions for next year's History of Magic would be super easy so that you can get an O, and then everyone had a fight..."

Andrew didn't know what to say about the reason for the fight or the fact of the fight.

This was the first time he felt hurt by a rumor, and felt so powerless to deal with it - if he put a Slytherin student in detention for this, it would be tantamount to officially supporting this rumor!
"How is this possible?"

Andrew waved his hands helplessly, "The OWLs exam is not set up for me. It's not worth fighting with them over this."

"It's okay, we won anyway."

Kevin waved his hand, "Besides, that guy really doesn't do anything."

"Is there anything else outrageous?"

"Yes," Kevin nodded vigorously, "We also said it was impossible, but those guys looked down on us from behind, saying that we didn't understand the Ministry of Magic at all!"

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(End of this chapter)