HP Princess bravely enters Hogwarts

The last earth-shattering incident that happened in the Forbidden Forest, only Firenze knows the truth - Cygnus used the forbidden unforgivable spell.

He could feel the power in that girl that did not belong to this world. The centaurs were born with the ability to observe the stars and tell fortunes. The arrival of Segnus would bring about earth-shaking changes in the whole world.

Now, life seems to have returned to its former calm and everything seems to be back on track.

But Segnus knew in his heart that Quirinus Quirrell, the mastermind behind the incident, would definitely not let it go.

As for why Segnus knew it was Quirrell, it was because there was always a very unpleasant dark aura on Quirrell.

"Signus, the exam is coming soon. I'm really nervous." Hermione hugged Signus tightly, her body shaking uncontrollably.

"Don't worry, Hermione, just deal with it as you usually do. You're a smart girl and you'll definitely get full marks."

Cygnus gently comforted Hermione, gradually calming her nervous heart.

Cygnus took Hermione's hand and entered the examination room. The moment they entered the examination room, the students were given a seemingly ordinary quill.

However, they soon discovered that the quill was not simple and was cast with an anti-cheating spell.

Once a student attempts to cheat with it, the pen tip will automatically spray out ink, turning the cheater into a "big tabby cat" in an instant.

In the following practical test, Professor Freeve gave them a very interesting task: use a spell to make the pineapple tap dance and walk across a long desk.

Only a few students succeeded in getting Pineapple to tap dance, and among them, Seignus's performance was particularly outstanding.

Not only did she have Pineapple tap dance across the desks, she also had her bow to Professor Flitwick before she finished, which drew thunderous applause from the audience.

The second part of the exam was given by Professor McGonagall, who asked the students to transform an ordinary mouse into an exquisite snuff box.

This task not only tested the students' mastery of Transfiguration spells, but also their aesthetics and ability to handle details.

The rules are clear: the more exquisite the snuff bottle is, the higher the score will be. If there is a beard or tail on the snuff bottle, points will be deducted.

Cygnus gently picked up a small brown mouse, waved his wand and turned the mouse in his hand into an exquisite snuff bottle.

This snuff bottle is in an elegant blue color and is painted with a delicate landscape. The trees and flowers in the painting are lifelike and seem to sway gently in the breeze.

The body of the pot has smooth lines and elegant curves, and the small handle on the lid is in the shape of a bird spreading its wings about to fly, which is both practical and artistic.

The students present couldn't help but exclaim in admiration, and Professor McGonagall also smiled with satisfaction.

A careful observation reveals that not only is there no trace of mice on Segnus' snuff bottle, there is not even a single flaw.

The blue gradient of the pot body is natural and harmonious, as if it is the fusion of the sea and the sky, making people feel peaceful when looking at it.

Compared with other students' snuff bottles, some have too bright colors, some have unclear shapes, and some even have faint traces of whiskers or tails.

Seignus's snuff bottle was undoubtedly the most exquisite, and she received an extremely high score in the exam for this work.

Next was Professor Snape's Potions exam, and the students gathered in the basement, waiting for the professor's instructions.

Professor Snape stood in front of the podium with an expressionless face, his eyes scanning every student with sharp gaze.

"Today's task is to prepare the potion of forgetfulness." Professor Snape said coldly.

"This potion can make the drinker forget a painful memory. The score will be assessed based on the quality and quantity of the potion you mix."

The students immediately became busy, and the sound of pots and pans colliding could be heard one after another.

Segnus was concentrating on the operation. She accurately weighed various exotic herbs and poured them carefully into the pot.

Time passed minute by minute, and finally, the forgetfulness potion brewed by Segnus was a perfect amber color and exuded a faint fragrance.

Professor Snape picked up her potion, examined it carefully, and a satisfied smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

"Signus, your forgetfulness potion deserves an O," Professor Snape announced.

Next up was Theodore, whose potion was slightly duller in color, but he still got an O.

Although Draco's quality was not as good as the other two, he still got an O. Hermione's potions have always been very good, and she also got an O.

However, Professor Snape did not pay much attention to Harry's performance, but was as venomous as ever:

"Potter, the color of your potion looks like the bile of a venomous snake, and it has such a pungent smell. Do you want the drinker to forget that he is still alive?"

Harry blushed, but was speechless.

Professor Binns' History of Magic exam ended in a tense atmosphere. The last exam item was relatively simple. All he had to do was answer which guys invented the automatic stirring cauldron.

This problem was a piece of cake for Seconas and Hermione.

They quickly completed their answer sheets and handed them to Professor Binns.

After the exam, the students felt relieved and rushed out of the classroom door.

Hermione found Sensei and complained, "Sensei, you know what? I memorized so many useless things before the exam that I almost drove myself crazy."

Cygnus smiled and comforted her, "Hermione, you have done very well.

Sometimes, we need to remember some seemingly useless things, because at the critical moment, they may bring us unexpected help. "

Hermione nodded, indicating that she agreed with Senseis's opinion, and the two walked out of the examination room while chatting.

The afternoon sun lazily sprinkled on the corridor of the castle. Draco walked towards Cygnus dejectedly and said with a bit of disappointment: "Sister, I think I messed up this exam. I always fail at the critical moment."

Cygnus smiled warmly and patted his shoulder gently. "Don't take it too seriously, Draco. Grades are just a small part of your life. You have many other shining points."

At this time, Pansy and Daphne ran over with red eyes, hugged Sigma, and complained about their poor performance in the exam.

Segnus comforted them gently: "Girls, exams are just a small part of life, don't take it too seriously. Come on, I'll take you to a nice place to relax."

They followed Seignus to the Black Lake, where the shimmering water and the gentle breeze made people feel refreshed. Seignus sat down by the lake and asked everyone to gather around her.

"Today, I'll tell you a story, just to relax you." Segnus cleared his throat lightly, ready to share a story that was both familiar and fresh.