Very good, Harry thought, just lay the groundwork.

He was about to write a specific spell, but then he thought of another knowledge point that he could write - the inventor of the spell. So he raised his quill, "This spell is forbidden to be abused-"

Harry stopped.

He only remembered that this spell was invented by a witch in the Magic Law Enforcement Division, but he couldn't remember exactly which department he tried to use the exclusion method. It was unlikely that it was Mr. Weasley's office, because Harry couldn't figure out how this spell could be connected to Muggles, perhaps because the wizards couldn't understand the increasingly complex Muggle tools?

He finally did not use this rhetoric because he had never heard a similar story from Hermione.

So he crossed out these words and summarized them simply as "This spell was invented by a witch from the Magical Law Enforcement Division at work." After writing, Harry stared at the short sentence "at work". He was actually not sure, but he thought it was worth taking the risk.

Next, he quickly wrote down the spells and casting actions of repairing the spells, and used a considerable amount of space to describe his feelings when casting the spells.

Harry continued to answer questions, and he particularly liked questions 7, 12 and 15 because they were all about summoning spells, and Harry had the experience of successfully summoning a broom from the castle bedroom to the forbidden forest, at that time to deal with a fierce Hungarian tree bee.

The 20th question was about the patron saint. Harry wrote a big article and finally filled all the places where he could answer the questions.

When he came out of the examination room, Harry relaxed a little. He felt that he could at least get a "good". Judging from Ron's expression, he answered well, but neither of them was interested in meeting the answer with Hermione.

"I know we have made mistakes and missed a lot of scoring points, but let us feel the moment when the results are delivered with this satisfaction." Ron said to her firmly, Harry thought Ron's tone was very similar to a prisoner waiting for the trial result.
Chapter completed!