Chapter 354 Abnormal Snape
When talking about the exam, Snape's eyes unconsciously looked at Wright:
"When the time comes, you will have to prove how much you have learned about the preparation and use of potions."
Having said that, his eyes turned to the panicked Neville, and his voice became unhappy:
"I know there are a few people in the class who really don't have good brains."
"But I still hope that you can all barely 'pass' your OWLs!"
At this point, Snape paused again, and his eyes suddenly became dangerous:
"Otherwise, I'll be...very angry."
Neville couldn't help but tremble when he was stared at, and he was about to cry.
OWLs: Ordinary Wizarding Levels, twelve in total.
It is a subject test that all fifth-year students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry need to take.
Only by passing the exam can you continue to study this subject.
After explaining what OWLs meant, Snape continued, "After the test, of course!"
"There will be many of you who will no longer need to take my courses."
"I will only select the students with the best grades to join my NEWTs Potions class."
“But until that happy moment comes, we all need to hold on for another year.”
Snape's tone was calm, but his words were full of warnings:
"I don't care if you guys are taking NEWTs or not."
"But I still suggest that you study hard and reach the high passing level I require."
Listening to Snape's requirements for the students, what Wright was thinking in his mind was indeed: 'NEWTs exams'.
"But, am I going to work?!"
"I don't want to go to work anymore, and I don't want to be a social animal anymore!"
"I feel like being an outlaw is not bad, either you take off or you fall!"
"And if the 'Magic Realm' progresses smoothly, it can also further promote the employment of wizards!"
"If that's the case, the value of this exam will be reduced, right?"
NEWTs is an exam that seventh grade students need to take, which is equivalent to a vocational certificate.
The test results determine whether students can find a good job after graduation.
For example, an extremely respectable profession: Auror in the Ministry of Magic, requires high scores in professional examinations.
Especially the five subjects of Potions, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Transfiguration, Herbology and Charms.
They all had to get E (the highest score) to enter the Ministry of Magic and be trained as Aurors.
While listening to Snape's explanation of the potion formula, Wright's mind was wandering.
It wasn't until the announcement was made to start mixing the potion that Wright came to his senses.
As expected, when he started to mix the potion, Harry still had to endure Snape's sharp tongue.
As soon as there was the slightest mistake, he would pop up out of nowhere and make sarcastic remarks.
And under Snape's "guidance", Harry successfully made the potion useless.
Then he was severely ridiculed again and Gryffindor was deducted 20 points.
Seeing this scene of love and hate, Wright sighed slightly and packed the brewed potion.
"Professor, my potion is ready, can you take a look at it for me?"
Light raised his hand and called to Snape who was wandering around Harry.
Snape could only give up Harry temporarily and turned to walk towards Wright, looking a little regretful.
Taking the potion handed to him, Snape shook it first and carefully watched the color change of the potion.
Finally he opened the lid and smelled it. After a moment's silence he slowly said, "Very good! Five points for Gryffindor!"
"Hey, how is this possible!"
"Is he Snape? Could it be that someone is pretending to be him?!"
All the students in the classroom looked up at Snape in disbelief, the shock on their faces completely unable to be concealed.
Even Wright was a little suspicious, wondering if he was worried about something.
But he himself was not aware of this and still had a blank expression on his face.
He met the gazes coming towards him and glanced back, glaring back at the shocked looks from the students.
When everyone lowered their heads and began to prepare the potion silently.
Snape secretly placed a gem depicting the topography of Britain on Wright's workbench.
Then he turned around and left, patrolling the entire classroom.
Wright put away the gem on the table, his eyes flashing with thought:
"Why did he do this?"
"He could have handed the things to me quietly, but he attracted so much attention."
"Or is Snape trying to be nice to me, but can't save his face?"
Looking at Snape standing there like a snake king, patrolling his territory, Wright immediately rejected this idea:
"No, that's not right! With our relationship, he doesn't need this."
"Could it be that Voldemort has found him, but he is not in a position to speak out, so he is reminding me in such a roundabout way?"
The more Wright thought about it, the more possible it seemed, so he quickly took out the gem and examined it carefully.
Sure enough, he soon discovered the clue!
An extremely faint light is hidden at the very end of the gem, and it is impossible to find it without careful attention.
"Memory beam?! With such a weak light and length, it should only contain a few words."
Without thinking too much, Wright directly used 'Legitimate Mindfulness' to obtain the information.
In his mind, no images appeared, only three low, hoarse voices echoing:
"Severus, look who this is!"
"Great master..."
"…Go to Azkaban and add servants…."
The brief message was quickly received, and Wright also determined the identity of each person:
Karkaroff, Snape and Voldemort!
"It seems that Voldemort doesn't know that Azkaban is no longer available."
"But it's true, the Azkaban incident was not reported at all!
"The Death Eaters who can inform him and provide him with help are already under my control."
"It seems that when Voldemort arrives in Azkaban, his expression will not be very good."
Wright showed a gloating smile, thinking to himself:
"It seems that the Ministry of Magic is doing a good job in its secret work."
"It's really hard to find your destination without help if you don't know the spatial coordinates and the specific location."
"And the Death Eaters who can help him are all in my hands."
"No wonder he even wants to continue using Karkaroff, the traitor."
After thinking about Voldemort, Wright looked at Snape standing next to Neville, his eyes narrowed slightly:
"He knows me very well! He knows that if he doesn't make some noise, I will keep it to myself."
"I will take it out only when I need it."
