The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

With 7 compulsory courses and a flight course limited to the first year, Luna received a total of 4 Os (excellent), 3 Es (good), and 1 A (pass).

Scott handed the parchment to Luna and pulled out his report card from the envelope to examine it.

Transfiguration O, Spells O, Potions E, Herbs E, Astronomy E, History of Magic E, Defense Against the Dark Arts O, Ancient Runes O, Arithmetic Divination O, Protect Magical Creatures O.

Scott smiled, quite satisfied with the result.

Even the usually strict potions professor gave him an E.

You should know that he only got an A in his Potions class exams for the previous two years.

"let me see."

Roger walked over, took Scott's report card, and glanced at it.

"Oh!"

He shook his head and handed the report card back to Scott.

"Your grades are much better than mine."

He showed his report card to Scott.

Scott glanced at it; compared to his six Os, Roger only got three, but the rest were Es, which wasn't bad.

Next, Scott looked at Milton and Eddie's scores.

Milton got 4 Os, but Eddie got 5.

After checking their scores, the four of them left the Ravenclaw Tower and found the kitchen in the basement.

This is near Hufflepuff's common lounge.

The arrival of the four Ravenclaws attracted the attention of some Hufflepuffs.

But when they saw Roger scratching a pear in a fruit painting, they all smiled knowingly at him.

At this moment, the pear in the painting twisted and turned into a doorknob.

Roger pushed open the door and went inside.

The house-elves, who weren't busy in the kitchen, were as enthusiastic as ever, almost frighteningly so. The four of them ate a big meal and then quickly escaped from the kitchen.

Afterward, Scott went alone to a secluded empty classroom, making sure no one saw him.

He once again infused the silver snake necklace wrapped around his hand with magic.

Time and space shifted rapidly, and Scott was hooked by an invisible hook around his navel, falling once again into Rimbaud's territory in the forest.

Surrounded by the unpleasant cawing of countless crows, Scott stood up somewhat awkwardly.

Shaking his head, Scott pulled out his wand and cleaned his clothes.

He still couldn't get used to the transfer of the door key.

"Scott!"

Rimbaud called his name and flew down from the giant oak tree.

"Rimbaud".

Scott waved.

He came here mainly for testing.

He was testing whether the special Portkey in his possession could be used for teleportation in a place like Hogwarts, which was heavily protected by magic.

The result was gratifying.

Since he can teleport from Hogwarts, he can basically escape from anywhere in this world without any problems.

Of course, he will be leaving tomorrow, while Rimbaud will stay here for the rest of the summer.

He still had some things to tell Rimbaud to do.

Scott and Rimbaud talked for an hour until Scott was sure Rimbaud had remembered what he said.

The task he assigned to Rimbaud was, of course, to gather intelligence.

In addition to the previously assigned task of finding Durmstrang, another important task is to keep a close eye on the disputes surrounding the Travers property.

This is crucial to whether Scott's subsequent operations will go smoothly.

Scott's conjecture is that a struggle for Travers's property must have already taken place.

However, everything will take place underwater, and such things will not be publicly reported.

Without making a special investigation, it's impossible to get any information.

Scott wasn't planning to spend the entire summer in Spain.

He has decided to return to England quietly ahead of schedule.

After explaining all this, Scott once again had Rimbaud escort him to the outskirts of the Forbidden Forest.

When Scott emerged from the Forbidden Forest, it was just in time for lunch.

Scott spent the afternoon saying goodbye to some familiar seventh-grade students.

After today, we will graduate from seventh grade.

"Are you really going to go back to the Muggle world, forget magic, go to high school, apply to college, and eventually become a lawyer?"

Scott and William Brown talk in the Ravenclaw common room.

“Yes, I’ve made up my mind.” William smiled. “This has been my dream since I was a child, and it would be a good thing if it came true, wouldn’t it?”

He said in a low voice, "Perhaps the fantasy life that magic has given me should come to an end."

Is it really over?

If magic is a dream, then this took up almost the entire adolescence, from age 11 to 17.

But Scott didn't investigate further.

Seeing William's carefree demeanor, all he could do was offer his blessings.

I hope he succeeds and becomes one of London's leading barristers.

Chapter 239 The End of the School Year, Leaving School

In the evening, the farewell dinner began.

All the teachers and students of Hogwarts gathered in the Great Hall.

Scott saw Professor Flitwick sitting in the faculty seat beaming with delight.

The atmosphere at the Ravenclaw house table was unusually lively.

Everyone is certain that there will be no more temporary bonus points like those in the previous academic year.

At this point, the college points for the four colleges will no longer change.

Ravenclaw is about to lift the Academy Cup again after a long absence.

On the Gryffindor side, although Harry and the twins received a large number of bonus points last term, Scott also added a significant number of points for Ravenclaw.

In addition, other Gryffindors usually gain fewer points and lose more, which has put them behind Ravenclaw.

Meanwhile, their other formidable rival, Slytherin, fell behind temporarily because Snape personally deducted points from them.

After that, although the Slytherins tried their best to catch up and Snape desperately tried to score points, the Ravenclaws were also working hard.

This year's House Points gave many Ravenclaws hope, so they haven't let up and haven't given Slytherin a chance to catch up.

As for Hufflepuff, they have never seemed to have much ambition for the Academy Cup.

Finally, the Ravenclaws got the result they wanted.

When Dumbledore announced the winner of the House Cup, Ravenclaw flags flew in the Great Hall, thunderous applause erupted, and all the Ravenclaws cheered loudly.

The seventh-year Ravenclaw students, in particular, threw their wizard hats high into the air.

This was their first and last House Cup at Hogwarts.

Professor Flitwick was overjoyed and kept raising his glass to the other professors.

The banquet ended amidst laughter and cheerful conversation.

The food was exceptionally plentiful that day, and Scott ended up feeling stuffed.

Early the next morning, Scott and his roommates boarded the Express train to leave Hogwarts.

Throughout the journey, Milton was very excited, constantly asking his roommates questions about everything in the Muggle world.

Seeing his excited expression, Scott suddenly remembered something and couldn't help but confirm, "Has Mr. Grevis agreed to your plan to live alone in London?"

“I have already written the letter,” Milton said.

Eddie asked curiously, "What did your father say when you wrote to him that you were going to live alone in London?"

Milton nodded. "His lack of reply suggests he has tacitly agreed."

“Milton,” Roger said seriously, “is it possible that… Mr. Grevis disagrees and is waiting at Platform 9¾ to take you back?”

"Will it?" Milton asked uncertainly.

He suddenly became nervous.

Scott and his two companions looked at each other in bewilderment.

Roger shook his head. "How would we know? Of course, you know your father better."

“It’s really possible, what should we do?” Milton looked to his three roommates for help.

Eddie suggested, "You can impersonate someone else."

Scott sighed and pulled a bottle of compound decoction from the deformed lizard skin pouch at his waist.

"Here you go, this is a compound decoction."

"Thank you, this is exactly what I needed!" Milton happily accepted it.

“This compound decoction doesn’t contain any hair,” Scott noted.

Milton immediately set his sights on his three roommates.