The Little Superman of Hogwarts

The annoying exam week arrived on schedule. According to the exam arrangement, the first exam would be the theory exam for Transfiguration. Students from all four houses in the first and second years were arranged together in the large classroom, packed with over one hundred and fifty people.

Although Hogwarts in June was relatively hot, it was still acceptable. However, the air was unbearably humid, and even the quills used for the exam were clumping together.

Hermione and Kerry were arranged in the last row—Kerry noticed that those sitting in the last row were usually the best performers in their studies—making it much harder to cheat by turning their heads.

Kerry took the exam paper from Professor McGonagall with interest. It was a long roll of parchment, with multiple-choice questions, true or false questions, and short answer questions.

The content was quite standard. Obviously, Professor McGonagall was the most fair and peaceful, and didn't come up with any unexpected tricks.

Kerry picked up his quill and began to answer the questions slowly. He used the standard Roman script, and under Superman's control, all the words looked like they were printed by a printer, without a single misspelling or correction. Professor McGonagall paid special attention to Kerry during the inspection and nodded with satisfaction when she saw Kerry's paper.

Kerry only spent twenty minutes to hand in the paper—this was because he used an unfamiliar quill today, so the speed was reduced, otherwise it would be over in ten minutes at most.

Most of the subsequent theory exams were in this format, and Kerry was like a fish in water, with no exam taking more than 20 minutes.

And so it was Wednesday, and the first practical exam began. The first practical exam was Professor Flitwick's Charms class.

"Now everyone comes to the podium in the order I read your names, and I will score according to your operation! The exam question is: make this pineapple dance a tap dance across the podium!"

Professor Flitwick said, "I'll do a demonstration first!"

"[Dancing Feet]!" Professor Flitwick recited a spell, and the pineapple was driven by a force, first jumping up, and then walking around the podium. After that, the leaves on both sides were like the dancer's hands, placed in front and bowed. Immediately afterwards, the pineapple suddenly grew two feet and started tap dancing—a wonderful fruit tap dance was presented to everyone.

"As long as you can dance a tap dance, the spell I used is just a demonstration spell, you can choose different spells to operate according to your own situation. For example, you can also use [Dancing Body] plus [Twisting Hips] to complete it."

The little wizards were dumbfounded. Could first-year students really do this?

Flitwick showed a satisfied expression when he saw the little wizards' shocked expressions: "First, Hannah Abbott! Come here!"

Kerry sympathized with this little witch—who told her that her surname was Abbott! Because the four houses were taking the exam together, Hannah was always the first, no matter what.

Hannah's performance was simply a disaster—or rather, most of the little wizards were a disaster, the only difference was whether it was an avalanche or a flood, or a volcanic eruption.

For example, Harry's unlucky roommate, Seamus Finnigan, after using the spell to aim at the pineapple—boom—the pineapple exploded!

Several little wizards surrounding the front row were all covered in dirt, and from then on, no one watched, everyone stayed far away.

"Christian Fairman!" Finally, it was the protagonist's turn to appear.

Kerry stood in front of the podium, Professor Flitwick obviously didn't give him a good look, nodded to indicate that he could start. Kerry took out his metal wand, Hercules, and shouted at the pineapple: "[Animate] [Lively Leap]!"

Professor Flitwick's pupils shrank instantly—these were two high-grade spells. The reason they were high-grade spells was because this spell would give the inanimate object a temporary life, although it was a false life, but the difficulty was still not something that low-grade wizards could complete. This was nothing, what surprised Professor Flitwick the most was that the spell released from Kerry's hand carried incomparably majestic magic power, this terrible output made Professor Flitwick feel terrified.

With the spell, this slightly dry pineapple instantly grew limbs, and a kind smile appeared on the front.

The pineapple tiptoed in the standard dancer's movements, walked to the center of the podium, bowed and greeted the professor and the students. The pineapple then bowed its head and began a tap dance performance—its two hands also played accompaniment on its big belly.

The joyful drumbeat accompanied the pineapple's footsteps, immediately attracting the attention of all the little wizards, and when the last syllable fell, cheers erupted from the audience, it was really great!

Professor Flitwick looked at Kerry with a "How could this guy do this?" look, and reluctantly wrote down an "O [Outstanding]!"

It wasn't long before it was Hermione's turn. Hermione exchanged a glance with Kerry and easily walked up the steps.

"[Puppet String]!" Hermione simply and neatly used an advanced spell.

The pineapple instantly turned into a [Pineapple Man], the difference from Kerry's limbs was that the Pineapple Man had no face, and its limbs were all transformed from plants, while Kerry's limbs were similar to human hands and feet. This spell will allow the item to be pulled by magic, like a puppet.

The Pineapple Man first flipped and circled onto the stage, and then, under Hermione's finger manipulation, staged an extremely wonderful tap dance!

"Well done!" Professor Flitwick did not hesitate to praise Hermione, and readily wrote down "Outstanding."

"Harry Potter!" Finally, it was Harry's turn. He nervously grasped his wand and said to the pineapple: "[Dancing Feet]!"

The pineapple jumped up like a big toad, and then circled the podium in an extremely ridiculous posture and returned to the original place.

"Not bad!" Flitwick commented, this level was indeed good for a first-year student.

The next day, all the practical classes were tested in turn—

Transfiguration—[Please transform a beetle into a pencil case, the more exquisite the pencil case, the higher the score.]

Kerry transformed into a multi-layered pencil case with extremely complex shape and structure, stunning the audience.

Hermione turned the beetle into a delicate lady's cosmetic box full of patterns and carvings. Although it was slightly off-topic, Professor McGonagall still gave an excellent evaluation.

Potions—[Prepare a healing potion, the higher the purity, the higher the score]

Unsurprisingly, the purity of Kerry's potion was 99.99%, exceeding Snape's own best score.

Hermione's purity was 92%, slightly lacking, but it had far exceeded the 50% pass line, and the score was "Outstanding."

Herbology—[Arrange the appropriate soil layer for Autumn Frost Grass], Autumn Frost Grass is a kind of weed, but it has high environmental requirements. In nature, they only live on the swamps in certain specific locations. The soil layer needs to be configured according to silt, sandy soil layer, clay layer, humus, and topsoil layer. The thickness and state of each layer are different.

Astronomy—[Find the location of Scorpio and point out the five main stars of Scorpio]

Soon, the exam week ended in everyone's tension and fear.