Everyday Players at Hogwarts

The next morning, the dormitory was noisy. Ryan, who maintained a normal routine, was also attracted by the strange scene in front of him.

He usually gets up first, but why is it completely different today? Is it because of Harry and Neville?

Harry and Neville went back to the dormitory early yesterday because of rumors.

Ron, this weirdo, was a little uncomfortable at the beginning, but his performance was simply outrageous.

For the entanglement and inquiries of the people around him, he only blushed slightly, and only emphasized that his name was not Ronnie Weasley, but Ron, or Ronald.

Only when he was a little bored occasionally did he defend himself, Harry, and Neville.

As for the description of Draco Malfoy, he thought this person was weird, and he was a Slytherin and a Malfoy, so when others mentioned Malfoy, he responded with an ambiguous attitude, which made people think that maybe Rita's writing was not comprehensive enough, and Ron also had a good impression of Malfoy.

Ron is indeed the passionate and philanthropic boy described in Rita Skeeter's report.

So Ron went to bed at a normal time yesterday, and so did Michael, Anthony, and Terry.

Harry and Neville probably got up early because they went to bed early.

Could it be that something big happened that made them forget the troubles caused by yesterday's report, so that the others were woken up and joined in.

As for Ryan's own bed, Ryan's subconscious mind contained the idea of ​​sleeping until he woke up naturally when he slept, so his magic would also subconsciously cause a phenomenon to eliminate all the noise he didn't want to hear.

The real world just passed a second, and Ryan also finished thinking.

Sure enough, from Ron's excited roar around him, he got a message that their first flying class would start at 1 o'clock tomorrow, Friday.

The well-informed little eagles had long known that the notices were posted on the Gryffindor and Slytherin lounges, and they would have flying classes at 3:30 this afternoon on Thursday.

There was no definite news about when the flying class would start, but today, the definite news came. Although the flying class would start tomorrow, it did not prevent the first-year eagles from being excited in advance.

So, the whole day was ignited by everyone's excitement.

Even in the morning's History of Magic, few students slept, and they whispered to each other about Quidditch.

At lunch, Harry and Seamus, who sat next to him, discussed Quidditch. According to Seamus, he spent most of his childhood flying around in the wilderness on a broomstick.

Ron also interrupted from time to time, saying that he once almost hit a hang glider while riding Charlie's broken broom. Although Neville did not speak, from the smile he showed from time to time, he had gotten rid of the shadow of yesterday.

Even Malfoy opposite, Ryan noticed that he was no longer the bitter face he had been wearing yesterday. Maybe it was because he had a flying lesson this afternoon, so he started to tell many long, self-boasting stories with himself as the protagonist.

These stories were very interesting to Ryan. They were all made up or copied from somewhere from the perspective of a wizard who didn't understand the Muggle world.

This was something that Ryan, a time traveler, could hardly think of in his mortal mind.

"Draco Malfoy still has his merits. His stories are interesting, but the endings are not very good. He always ends with him narrowly avoiding a Muggle helicopter." Ryan touched his chin.

At this moment, Ryan even thought that it would be great if Draco Malfoy was not a little wizard who grew up in a family that discriminated against Muggles. In this way, his stories would be better and more interesting.

"Well, Draco Malfoy couldn't have grown up in a wizard family that liked Muggles. Ron's stories would be even more outrageous." Ryan thought seriously.

At this moment, other senior students did not bother Harry, Ron, Neville, and Draco, who were the center of the topic yesterday, so as not to let the happy atmosphere disappear.

Maybe it was the professors' request, or they also understood the excitement of flying.

Ryan suddenly felt that it was not so interesting again. First, Ryan would not see the panic expressions of the four of them.

Second, Ryan also gradually heard that the story structure in his "Doraemon" was obviously applied, and it came out from the mouths of some unskilled little wizards.

These structures were originally created by Ryan himself, and the story should be better, at least at Ron's level.

Look at Draco and Ron, these two are loyal fans of "Doraemon", they don't dare to apply it, how dare these guys.

It's not Ryan bragging, with "Doraemon" so popular, aren't you afraid of being discovered?

Sure enough, in less than a while, their story was exposed by the little wizards around them who were dissatisfied.

In Harry's eyes, everything today is brilliant.

The happy atmosphere around him continued until Harry suddenly saw Dudley at the Hufflepuff table. He suddenly discovered a blind spot that he had not noticed - that is, his flying class was with Hufflepuff.

And it was on Fridays. The potions class on Friday morning was also with Hufflepuff. The worst thing was that he had to face Professor Snape's blunt praise - when he was not that good.

To be honest, Harry even asked about it. When Professor Snape praised Malfoy, he was very smooth and not blunt. Why did it change when it came to him?

"Harry, what's wrong?" Ron suddenly noticed Harry, who was absent-minded.

"Nothing, I just found out that tomorrow's class will be with Hufflepuff." Harry said.

To be honest, when Harry first heard about the flying class, although he was as excited as other little wizards, he didn't care much. In his eyes, weren't other courses just as magical?

However, since he heard the news from Roger Davis that his father James Potter was the star seeker of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, he even ran to the trophy display room to check it out. In his mind, the flying class is different, and it can be compared with the potions class that Ryan said his mother was good at.

However, it is different from the potions class. After all, I often cook at Aunt Petunia's house. But for the flying class, I just read "Quidditch Origins" several times, and I didn't have the opportunity to practice it. I was even deprived of the opportunity to buy a bamboo dragonfly by mail.

"Ron, what if I am different from my father and make a fool of myself in front of Dudley by riding a flying broom?" Harry said gloomily.

"Harry, don't be worried. The Dursley guy is so big, it's still unknown whether the broom can support him?" Ron comforted.

Ryan, who was watching this scene, was once again amazed at his operation of turning Dudley into a wizard. Now, happiness is back.

Oh, poor Harry, hahahahahahahaha.