Harry had always felt an underlying sense of unease, which he initially assumed was the pressure of exam after exam. But now that all the tests were over, that unsettling feeling not only refused to vanish but grew increasingly intense.
It was obvious that the anxiety had nothing to do with tests, Harry thought. He felt as though he had overlooked something crucial, though he could not quite put his finger on it.
Harry could completely ignore his intuition regarding crisis anymore, and that instinct quickly sharpened—the scar on his forehead suddenly flared with a sharp pain.
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