I'm waving my magic wand in Marvel

The game of knowledge and duels is over, now comes the Starry Sky Cup.

The problem arises here.

One stadium, eleven school teams.

How to arrange practice time and keep each team confidential.

The first one was held at Hogwarts.

At that time, every school wanted to be shy. To put it bluntly, they just couldn't let go and were reserved.

Everyone is humble to each other, just like a gentleman's activity.

That was also the year Astoria led Hogwarts to win the championship.

After the Starry Sky Cup, they discovered that humility and reserve had no effect at all. If they practiced more, others would be able to practice less.

So they became shameless.

Beauxbatons' Quidditch field was once plowed by Wagadu's group of animals after practice.

It took the team behind them half a practice session to recover there.

This cuts their practice time in half.

After that, Wagadu's school-level league was even more amazing. After practice, someone from one of the teams demolished the goal.

The principal of Wagadu was furious.

Later, the Department of Education and the Quidditch Committee strictly prohibited the practice of dismantling and hiding the goals, and this trend eased a bit.

By the last time, this tradition had not been forgotten. I heard that a confrontation between Durmstrang and Ilvermorny broke out.

It's just that when the students of Ilvermorny saw their professor sharing the same enemy with Durmstrang's team, they once suspected that they were fighting away from home.

After every two games, the Quidditch team starts to become shameless.

This explosive scene is also a headache for professors.

The students in Ban Ade went overtime to practice, but they learned smarter.

Locked up the Quidditch ball.

There are three types of balls in Quidditch, corresponding to the three roles on the field.

The Bludger will run rampant across the field, and the batter will need to use a wooden bat to drive the Bludger away.

Strong hitters can even be responsible for the critical moment of a game. They will drive the Bludger into the opponent team to interfere,

Quidditch does not allow direct contact, but the Bludger can 'accidentally' hit an opponent.

Quaffle, this is a ball other than the Golden Snitch that can gain points for your team, corresponding to the Chaser.

Excellent chasers do not end the battle as seekers. In the rules of Quidditch, they determine the outcome by accumulating total points.

One or two subtle victories are not as good as a huge point-scoring battle.

Chasers are the main force of the team and they pay more attention to tactics.

The golden snitch is the ball that determines the end of the game.

In Quidditch leagues, blitzkrieg was popular for a while.

This depends heavily on the Seeker's ability.

There is also an upper limit. If the game ends when you are at a huge disadvantage, your opponent will still win.

Catching the Golden Snitch can earn you 150 points, which corresponds to the 150 galleons it cost to catch the Golden Snitch in history.

When the score difference exceeds 150 points, the blitz loses its effect.

However, this does not prevent the seeker from being the most eye-catching position on the field.

They are the most important position. Whether it is stopping losses or winning, the strength of the seeker is indispensable.

All three types of balls were locked in a box, and Banad cast a counter-spell on the box to prevent it from being opened.

Stephens is going to beat someone up, these insidious guys, no wonder Wagadu suspected that their hidden goal was done by Ben Ade.

The key is that the Quidditch Committee and the Department of Education did not issue a ban in this regard, giving them an opportunity to take advantage of it.

"You can't open it because you are not good at learning." Ban Ade's captain taunted.

The previous knowledge reserve competition and duel had allowed them to accumulate a lot of resentment.

Especially in the duel, Ben'ad's players lost to Dorian, which made them even more unhappy.

This method does not violate the rules, because as long as it is not so immoral to hide things, it is your ability to shorten other people's practice time.

Stephens tried the lock-picking charm, but the counter-spell he used made his spell useless.

The captain of Hogwarts, Moore Wood, stopped his teammates who were about to beat them up. He frowned and said, "It's so disgraceful for you to do this."

"This is a game, not a house game, Wood." Oded Ollie said, "The game is about doing everything possible to win."

"Why is this sentence so familiar?" Stephens was stunned for a moment.

Wood said solemnly: "In 2002, the legendary Seeker Draco Malfoy spoke in "The Golden Snitch" magazine."

Odd Ollie looked at him with admiration in his eyes, "Yes, you do love Quidditch, but it's a pity that this is a game that relies on talent to win."

Odd glanced at the Hogwarts players and said loudly: "This is Draco Malfoy's alma mater. I thought you would agree with me on this great Seeker concept."

Young Odd idolized Draco Malfoy.

When he looked back at the 02 Quidditch final, he became deeply interested in the man who was willing to risk his life for Quidditch.

He began collecting interviews and books about the legendary Seeker.

That seeker is not the most talented one, but he is definitely the one with the most winning mentality.

What Aude admires is the persistence of always chasing victory.

In order to win, even off-field means can be used as a way to win.

This was his understanding. Before every match, the legendary seeker would talk trash to his opponents, thereby causing them to lose their mentality and make mistakes.

He also implemented this method. He felt that this method was too clever.

But he didn't know that Draco, who had always been in the top three of Hogwarts' hate list, might not be a tactic, but simply attract hatred.

As Wood, who has thoroughly studied all professional Quidditch teams, when he heard that Odd admired Draco, he instantly felt that this behavior became reasonable.

Banad left proudly.

The Hogwarts team was left staring.

"How to do?"

“We can’t practice without the ball.”

"Go to the professor, they must have a solution."

"No, professors will not get involved in students' struggles. This is the default rule of the school-level league."

The players were all discussing, but Stephens left silently.

After a while, Stephens came over.

He also had an ax taken from in front of Hagrid's hut.

While the players were still distressed by magic, Stephens came to the middle of the court with the box in his arms. He stepped on the box with one foot and carried the heavy ax in one hand.

"Get ready, let's get started."

Before anyone could react, Stephens swung the ax and struck the lock.

There was a local sound and the lock was split open.

Wizards are used to thinking in terms of magic, but they forget that this box is just made of ordinary materials.

After the physical demon is broken, the ball inside becomes free again.

Wood gave a thumbs up and said, "It's really yours, Stephens."

"Senior Wood, let's start practicing." Stephens said seriously, "Give them some color."

A sentence like "Senior Wood" seems to be blessed by magical magic.

Make Muir Wood feel like he can fly in a thunderstorm.

Practice begins at Hogwarts.

They all held back their anger to make Ben Ad look good.

This anger will accumulate and become the magic weapon to win against Ben Ad in the game.

While they were practicing like crazy, the third Hogwarts guest decided to stay.

Neville spoke with difficulty, "Professor McGonagall, are you sure you want him to come?"

Professor McGonagall was also in a dilemma, "It is our tradition to invite alumni related to the competition. Durmstrang even invited Viktor Krum."

"I understand the truth," Neville sighed heavily, "I'm afraid the students won't be able to help but beat him up."

Professor McGonagall: "..." What you said makes sense.

After all, they are among the top three most hated people in Hogwarts, and they are also the most hated people in Quidditch history who have never fallen out of the top ten.

But if he didn't invite him, he would receive more than a dozen yelling letters.

And if Professor McGonagall is asked to find a Quidditch player who has achieved more than him among the Quidditch players who have come out of Hogwarts, there really is no one.

Gritting his teeth, Professor McGonagall handed the letter to the owl.

The address of the letter is Malfoy Manor in London.

The man with platinum blond hair laughed arrogantly when he saw the letter.

Tremble at Hogwarts.

Your legendary star is back!

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