Transmigrated as the Novel's Final Boss

Looking toward my left, a wide range of emotions immediately flooded through my brain, threatening to spill out and collapse like a flooded dam.

Pity, envy, longing, anger, and a twinge of jealousy.

As students looked around, trying to find partners, Professor Snape turned back around and began writing on the chalkboard.

[A ball of mana has been released into the academy’s park. Either use mana detection or your knowledge of mana thus far to track it down.]

While the mention of a reward did intrigue me, I wasn’t delusional enough to believe I’d actually win.

I didn’t really need the reward anyway, as the bonus for winning the mana gathering competition yesterday would probably be more than enough.

With there being tons of classes going on, elemental particles were bound to be everywhere, so I wouldn’t be able to attract the mana particle with my measly amount of elementals.

And that was my only way to track the mana.

Perhaps, if the whole class used their elemental particles at the same time, we could bring the mana ball here, but otherwise, it was impossible.

I did understand the point of the assignment, though.

Instead of wanting us to create our own elemental particles, Snape wanted us to track the preexisting ones with elemental sight, which was the first step one needed to take to sense their mana.