Chapter 401 End of the Third Academic Year

After giving the kitten a good lesson, Professor McGonagall turned her attention back to Fish's werewolf form.

"Were you really not bitten by Remus?"

She fiddled with Fish's head, looking at him and asked seriously.

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The cat didn't want to talk to Professor McGonagall and rolled her eyes at her.

"Speak!"

Professor McGonagall was not used to Fish's bad temper and hit him hard on the head.

"Meow... Fish was not bitten, meow!"

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The kitten covered its head and replied angrily: "Fish wanted to flip Remus' mouth, but he dodged it, meow."

"You still want to flip his mouth?!"

Professor McGonagall pinched Fish's face again.

"Meow! Fish was a cat at that time! There was no danger, meow!"

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"That won't work either!"

Professor McGonagall raised her eyebrows and patted Fish's butt a few times, but she didn't use too much force, so the little cat just whined a few times and lowered its head to be scolded.

Afterwards, Professor McGonagall asked about Fish's transformation into a werewolf in detail, and asked Dumbledore to help check it out. It was confirmed that Fish's werewolf form was similar to Animagus, not the werewolf curse, and she was relieved.

However, Professor McGonagall ordered Fish not to talk about the fact that he could become a werewolf. In addition to having the same concerns as Lupin, she was also worried that these special features of her own kitten would attract some unnecessary attention.

By the way, Professor McGonagall also confiscated all the college points that Fish had saved, so that the little cat would not make any trouble in the last week of the semester.

When the Gryffindor students saw that their house points suddenly dropped a lot, and a certain little cat became well-behaved again, they instantly understood what happened.

Everyone was very calm, it was just the house cup, it didn't matter.

In recent years, Gryffindor students have more and more common language with Hufflepuff.

After Lupin recuperated in the Shrieking Shack for two days, he left Hogwarts. He did not plan to stay for the final party. He left with Sirius Black, who had been hidden in the school by Dumbledore.

Sirius planned to return to the Black family's ancestral home, which was the safest place besides Hogwarts. Although he didn't really want to go back, Lupin needed a base to stay and some activity funds to track down Peter Pettigrew.

Sirius, who could not easily show up outside, wanted to help, so he could only choose to provide accommodation and money.

They left quietly, without even notifying Harry. Only Dumbledore saw them off. Sirius had already told Harry what he needed to say, so there was no need to be fussy.

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A week passed quickly, and on the last day of the semester, the exam results came out.

This year's third-year results were somewhat surprising.

If we only look at the total score, the top student in the grade was not unexpected, and it was Hermione Granger again. After all, she took five elective courses. Even if the Divination course score was just barely passing, the total score was far higher than others.

But if we only look at the scores of individual subjects, Hermione only had a higher score than Firsh in History of Magic. In other subjects, she either tied with a perfect score or lost to Maomao.

In addition to Hermione, the total scores of several third-year students who took three elective courses did not exceed Firsh.

In other words, this year Firsh's exam score was second in total score and first in average score.

This shocked everyone, including Firsh himself.

"So Fish is so good, meow?"

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When Kitty saw his written test results, he was also confused. He just wrote down what he heard in the story...

Of course, all this is thanks to Professor McGonagall, who compiled various courses into stories and patiently told them to Fish.

After being surprised for a moment, Kitty immediately put his hands on his hips and laughed up to the sky.

"It really doesn't matter whether you read or not, meow! Meow hahahahaha!"

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Hermione, who spent most of the time reading: "..."

Professor McGonagall, who was only happy for a while at the long table in the classroom: "..."

In addition to Kitty, who made great progress, Harry and Ron passed every course, and other students, except Neville, also got good grades. Neville only failed in Potions.

Percy, who took the N.E.W.T. exam, got a high score, and entering the Ministry of Magic was a foregone conclusion, so he also changed his usual serious look and talked to everyone excitedly.

Although the twins' O.W.L. results are not as dazzling as Percy's, they are not bad either. Mrs. Weasley may not be satisfied, but for the twins who have already aspired to make a difference in the joke shop, it is enough.

Compared with the individual results of the students, Gryffindor's collective results this year are a bit bad. They did not win the Quidditch championship, and the house points ranked only third... Even if the hundred points of Fish were not deducted, they would still only be third.

Therefore, Dumbledore simply gave up the shady deal this year. Anyway, there is no hope, and adding a few dozen points is meaningless.

In comparison, the headmaster was more pleased with the growth of Firsh and Harry this year... It was just that he had never found a chance to tell Maomao about this on his birthday, which made Dumbledore a little depressed.

Ravenclaw was the big winner this year, winning both the House Cup and the Quidditch Championship. Professor Flitwick never stopped smiling at the end-of-term banquet, and his face was stiff with laughter - many students saw him massaging his cheeks after the banquet.

The next morning, everyone packed their luggage, said goodbye to Firsh, and took the Thestrals provided by the school to Hogsmeade Station.

"Firsh, I will write to you as soon as I get home, and you... and Professor McGonagall, you must come early."

Hermione Granger, who deliberately stayed at the end, saw that everyone had left the dormitory, and then ran to Firsh and reminded him solemnly.

Miss Know-it-all has now figured out that when talking to Maomao, you must never use euphemisms, you must be more direct.

In fact, if she hadn't reminded him today, Fish would have really forgotten about it, and he wouldn't know when he would remember it.

"Okay, meow," the kitten nodded calmly, and then added: "But Fish probably won't stay at your house for too long. Minerva said last year that she would take Fish out for a trip, meow."

Well, this is what he just remembered.

"Travel?" Hermione's eyes lit up, "Then we can go together!"

"Yes... If Minerva agrees, Fish is of course no problem, meow! It's more fun with more people, meow!"

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The kitten who likes the lively atmosphere nodded happily and agreed without hesitation.

"We can also call Harry and the others!"

"Ah... That's not necessary..." Hermione refused decisively, "They must have their own things during the summer vacation, so it's better for us not to disturb them."

"Oh..."

The kitten nodded in a daze.

"Then it's settled! Remember to come early!"

Hermione emphasized it again, then opened her arms and hugged Fish, and ran away without looking back.

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