Although Dumbledore agreed to the 'intake of Divine Mind', he said that he would have to wait until the holiday.

Because the magic of 'absorbing spiritual sense' is not something that can be learned simply by reciting a spell.

If there is no pre-training, the beginner will passively receive the voice of everything around him when he activates the magic spell.

This kind of voice directly responds to the beginner's mind. Unlike listening to other people's speech with ears, at least it can distinguish between distance and near, choose to focus on listening to nearby sounds, and automatically block or ignore distant sounds.

However, the heart sounds heard by the 'Mind Reading Mantra' are different, because they are directly resounding in the mind, so those sounds are not far from near and far, and there is no difference in volume.

For beginners, if no one teaches how to train in advance, I am afraid that it will not take long to be driven crazy by those cluttered voices.

In that case, you can only choose to terminate the spell and enter an infinite loop, and there is basically no chance of successfully learning it in the future.

Therefore, there are not many wizards in the entire wizarding world who can use the 'mind reading spell'.

Even the natural 'mind ingestors' are basically not many, and most of them are driven crazy by the uncontrollable mind-reading voice.

Today, in the entire Western magic world, there is only Dumbledore who has mastered the spell of 'absorbing spiritual sense' to a 'master level'.

It is conceivable how difficult it must be to learn to absorb this mantra.

Dumbledore confessed to Kewen the difficulty of learning the "Mind-Reading Mantra". Therefore, Kewen readily accepted the other party's suggestion and waited for a while before starting to study after the holiday.

Anyway, there are only a few days left until the holiday.

In the next few days, Kewen put his mind away and stopped paying attention to other things, because the '..exam' started.

Just as he and the Weasley twins had said at the opening dinner, Kewen signed up for thirteen exams, including seven compulsory courses in the academy, five elective courses, and 'Alchemy', which was not included in the course.

There were a total of thirteen exams, and it took Kewen four days to complete all of them.

Among them, in addition to divination, other examinations are not difficult for him.

Even if it was digital divination, Kewen chose to deal with it easily in a 'scripted' way.

There was only divination, and Kewen was completely at a loss for the exam questions such as teacup divination and crystal ball divination.

Helpless, he could only finally start the trick of fooling around, using ambiguous language, paradoxically speaking nonsense.

This made Professor Trelawney, as the examiner, look at him very strangely.

The results of the exams were announced at a dinner party a week later, with Dumbledore personally issuing the transcripts, and then obtaining certificates from the respective deans of the respective colleges.

The fifth-year students of the four colleges seemed to have returned to the day they first entered the school. They went to the ceremony platform one by one, received their own transcripts from Dumbledore, and received two words of encouragement from Dumbledore.

It was Kewen's turn to go up, and after receiving the report card, he glanced at it and was stunned for a moment.

Because the thirteen exam scores on the transcript are all 'O'.

He thought he was dazzled, so Kewen didn't bother to talk to Dumbledore, he hurriedly lifted the transcript closer, and looked up again carefully.

That's right, it's still thirteen 'O'.

Looking at the big 'O' grade at the back of Divination, Kewen couldn't help turning his head and looked at Professor Trelawney, who was sitting on the edge of the professorship.

However, the other party is now immersed in his own world on a daily basis.

Seeing this, Kewen retracted his gaze, put down the report card, and met Dumbledore's eyes.

Like the other students, Dumbledore said to Cowan with a smile: "Congratulations, Mr. Cowan Quinn, you have received an unprecedented thirteen 'O's in the exam."

After speaking, Dumbledore blinked his left eye at Kewen, and then his eyes fell on the report card in Kewen's hand.

I see.

Seeing Dumbledore's eyes, Kewen understood.

Apparently he was 'going through the back door'.

The reason why "divination" can also get the highest score is obviously inseparable from Dumbledore.

He grinned amusedly and gave Dumbledore an "I understand" smile, and then Cowen said politely, "Thank you, Mr. Headmaster."

"Congratulations, little Kewen!"

"Congratulations, Kewen."

...

The surrounding professors congratulated Kewen kindly.

Kewen politely thanked them one by one, then turned and walked off the stage.

"How's the grade?"

When Kewen returned to the dinner table, Fred immediately asked Kewen about his grades: "How many 'O's did you get?"

Throwing away the transcript in his hand, Kewen said as a matter of course: "Naturally it's all."

"Okay." Fred did not show any surprise, but shrugged his shoulders indifferently: "We have already expected your results."

"How about you?" Kewen asked casually as he sat down.

Fred said jokingly: "I, like George, only got three 'E's, and I failed a few other subjects."

After Kewen heard the words, it was normal to think about it, after all, the strength of the twins was beyond their homework.

Therefore, Kewen said with a smile: "It doesn't matter, it's just an ordinary wizard rank test anyway."

"Of course." Fred said with a heartless smile: "We have already exceeded our expectations if we can take the exam."

Kewen laughed out loud, shook his head and piled up a big pot of dinner for himself...

The basilisk was gone, and Dumbledore's fishing plan was a success, ousting Lucius Malfoy from the Academy's board of directors.

Harry and Ron achieved the achievement of destroying the basilisk, and won the 'Academy Special Contribution Award'. After that, they naturally stayed in their own small circle all day long, pretending to be forceful to everyone.

Therefore, Kewen finally got a quiet life for more than a week.

All you need to do every day is to open a small stove for the Ravenclaw "Three Rich Women", teach them a little spell outside the textbook, and the rest of the time is free.

With the weather getting warmer, the holidays are finally here.

Dumbledore needed to process this year's 'admission letter' first, so it wasn't until a week later that the news came to Cowen.

Cowen returned to the Academy, used the fireplace in the principal's room, and brought Dumbledore back to the "Wonderful Room".

This was the first time Dumbledore came over after the house was placed with a 'secrecy charm'.

After walking out of the fireplace, Dumbledore waved off the dust from himself and Cowen, then looked around at the various furnishings in the living room.

After a while, he praised: "Very warm house."

"Most of it was arranged by Spilett." Cowen responded with a smile, and then invited Dumbledore to take a seat...