Draco's talent is beyond the reach of ordinary people.
Professor McGonagall and the other two looked at Snape.
Sure enough, Snape's face turned dark.
He can accept that his students are weak and get into trouble.
But the only thing he couldn't accept was that there were idiots among his students.
There was no doubt that in Snape's eyes, Draco was such a fool.
But Irving has a different opinion, from another perspective.
Isn't Draco a wise man who appears foolish?
Of course, if this aspect doesn’t make sense, try another one.
Multiple aspects to choose from.
Snape seemed to be on the verge of exploding.
Professor Sprout, ever the good man, quickly changed the subject: "What do you think these children will do? Will they choose one person to pass, or will they turn around and leave?"
Professor McGonagall shook her head. "I don't know. I think these kids might give us a surprise. The flame Severus used is just an ordinary flame. It's actually very easy to extinguish! It all depends on whether these kids can come up with a different way to get through it!"
Professor Flitwick said, "The sixth and seventh year students are not here. If we only rely on the fifth year students now, their spell control may be a little worse. I don't think we can do it!"
Professor McGonagall said nothing.
Instead, he watched intently the next moves of these little wizards.
She was looking forward to these little snakes giving her a new surprise.
Granted, fifth graders haven't learned the magic spell to extinguish these flames.
However, Professor McGonagall was well aware that during the self-study classes, they actually learned a lot of things that were beyond the syllabus.
Now is the time to test whether they are just listening or have really learned it!
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