HP Dual Masters and I had a blast in Hogwarts.

Chapter 100 Campus Life After Christmas Holiday

The Christmas holidays are finally over, and it's time to prepare for the second-grade exams again.

After the holiday, Hogwarts Castle returned to its bustling state. I had just finished getting ready and was sitting at the Slytherin table having breakfast when the twins sat down on either side of me, causing the young Slytherin wizards to keep their distance.

"What's wrong? Did you have a good holiday?" I can finally take a break. I felt like I was going crazy with work this holiday.

"Ayers, these are pastries Mom asked us to bring you." Fred took out a large box of pastries from behind him, opened it, and didn't forget to take one for himself.

“Ayers, Mom is so good to you. She prepared this big box of pastries early this morning and asked us to bring it to you.” George also took a piece from the box and popped it into his mouth.

"Are you sure this pastry is for me? I think you two are enjoying it more than I am." I wasn't in a hurry to eat the pastry; I wanted something savory for breakfast. I could only save this pastry from Mrs. Weasley for afternoon tea after lunch.

"Mom's cooking is really delicious, come on, have a taste." Fred held the small cake he had only half-eaten to my lips.

"Mmm~ It's sweet." I took a bite of the small cake and intentionally gave Fred's finger a light nibble.

"Ayers, you—" Fred's face started to turn a little red, and the finger I bit felt tingly.

"Come on, this is delicious too." Seeing what we were doing, George couldn't possibly fall behind; he wanted some too.

"I'm full after eating the desserts you two gave me." If Fred had it, George had to have it too; the cake was really sweet.

George also bit his finger, and his ears turned red along with Fred's; the two of them were really cute.

"Good morning, Ayers." Oliver also sat down at the Slytherin table with the twins.

"Good morning, everyone." Cedric and Percy came over too. This time, our group wasn't having breakfast at the Gryffindor long table; we were eating somewhere else.

But the colleges have gotten used to it; every time we appear, it's in a group.

"Good morning~" I smiled at Cedric and Percy, drawing out the "good morning" in my voice.

"How was your vacation, Ayers?" Cedric asked as he sat across from me eating breakfast.

"Not bad." I smiled and took the slice of ham that Percy handed me.

"I was so bored, I spent the whole holiday at home."

Oliver stuffed his mouth full while complaining about how boring his vacation had been.

“We are too, it’s so boring at home.” Fred was back to his usual self, complaining about what was happening at home.

"Aside from playing in the snow, we spent the holiday very boringly." George and Fred were really fed up with staying at home.

"The result was that the two of them stayed up all night in the last few days to finish their assignments and papers." This was a loving complaint from her older brother.

"Ha~ Have you finished your homework? The first class is Potions, don't wait until you have homework to hand in." I looked at Fred and George on my left and right with a smug look.

"Oh no~ do we have any assignments or papers for Potions class?" Fred had completely forgotten about it.

"We're doomed. Class starts in half an hour, and we've forgotten about our Potions homework." George also realized that he hadn't written his Potions paper.

"Ayers, what about you? Have you finished your assignments and papers?" Cedric asked curiously, looking at my calm expression.

"Me? I'm an exception. I'm the only one who doesn't have to do homework for any subject." I ate my breakfast slowly.

"How did you do that?" Percy was also a good student with excellent grades, so why didn't he have such an exception?

“I have taken individual exams for each of the professors in person because I have already passed their assessments. So I am an exception, and none of the professors will assign me any extra homework.”

Having been a student in my previous life, how could I not deal with my homework first? With homework every day, how could I possibly have time to arrange anything else?

So at the beginning, I approached professors from each subject and made a bet with them to solve the homework problem in one go.

The advantage of doing this is that I don't have homework to do, and the other little wizards are very envious of me, but even if they know this method, they can't do what I did.

If it weren't for the system's "photographic memory and ability to apply knowledge to new situations" skill, I probably wouldn't have passed the test.

Cedric and Percy, both high achievers, heard about this method of avoiding homework, but even they felt they couldn't pass the tests of each professor.

The rest of us watched with amusement as the twins quickly finished their breakfast like ants on a hot plate and rushed off to the hall to do their homework.

Oliver's grades were only average, but he was still able to finish his holiday homework. Cedric and Percy were even better off, having completed their assignments a few days before the holidays began.

So we asked each other some academic questions while eating breakfast.

That is, Cedric, Percy, and I were talking back and forth, with Oliver listening in the background. After we finished eating, we went to our respective classrooms for class.

When I stepped into the Potions classroom, I could still see Fred and George working hard on their homework. I didn't disturb them, but sat down at my own little desk and waited for Severus to come and start the class.

When class started, Professor Severus Snape walked into the classroom with steady steps.

His black robe fluttered behind him, giving him a mysterious and majestic air.

His sharp eyes scanned every student in the classroom, as if he could see through their thoughts.

Only when he looked in my direction did his eyes show a hint of tenderness.

He walked to the front of the classroom, put down his lesson plan, and stood there quietly, waiting for the students to quiet down. The atmosphere in the classroom immediately became tense; the students dared not utter a sound, but simply watched him silently.

After a while, Professor Severus Snape finally spoke.

His voice was deep and magnetic, making people want to listen to every word he said.

"Your final holiday of the semester is over, and today is your first Potions class back at school." Severus paused, looked at the young wizards below, and continued, "I have taught you all the potion recipes and brewing methods for this semester. Now it's time to review, and you can start preparing for the exams."

"For every class from now on, please use your brains to memorize all the key points for the exam." Severus turned on the projector and projected the key points he had compiled.

This potions class consisted solely of Severus reviewing and teaching from the podium.

At the end of the course, each class leader collects the homework.