Everyday Players at Hogwarts

Awkward, extremely awkward.

Although Roger Davis was unreliable, he also contributed to Harry becoming a seeker.

And after the game, Harry recalled the entire game and found that the other two beaters who he thought were obstacles at first, although their behavior was unreliable, directly blocked the bludgers outside the field, but this restrained Hufflepuff.

This tactic was also formulated by Roger after studying Hufflepuff.

Harry didn't understand it, because Harry hadn't joined the team before, and Roger looked down on positions other than chasers and seekers, so he didn't mention it.

Roger was unreliable because he had too little training, which led to him not fully understanding Harry's strength. He also loved to show off too much, always liked to play tactics, and even added extra, superfluous things.

And now, Harry thought it was because of him that Roger was kicked out of the team.

"Come on, Harry, Roger Davis is too unreliable. Even if the tactics and playing styles you mentioned were designed by him, he dared to stop the seeker."

"And he ignored the goalkeeper. Did he design any tactics for the goalkeeper?"

"This is all decided by Captain Johnny. What does it have to do with you?" Ron comforted Harry who couldn't eat.

After the game, Roger learned about Harry's performance from others, apologized to Harry and accepted Captain Johnny's decision.

And Ryan on the side sighed that Roger was still too young.

In the original world line, Captain Johnny did not withdraw early. He had been controlling Roger in this season, allowing him to adapt and grow. Even in this school year, he defeated the Gryffindor team without Harry, allowing the Slytherin team to get the Quidditch Cup.

This led to him not being a particularly outrageous person in Harry's eyes when he really appeared later.

But now, Roger has become the captain in advance. He is immature and has a lot of problems in this game. He is not used to cooperating with too good a seeker, and he puts himself in the core position.

The other members of the Ravenclaw team also opened Ryan's eyes. Although they are not particularly good, they have strong execution and almost never question the captain's operation. At most, they complain after leaving the field.

Especially the supporting role, Dennis, was very decisive. He shot down his teammate Roger and let Harry get the Golden Snitch.

However, now is not the time to think about this. It happens that Harry Potter is in a low mood now.

"Harry, do you know the origin of your surname?" Ryan's voice sounded from Harry's mind. Sure enough, this made Harry stop blaming himself for the time being and diverted his attention.

"It evolved from Peverell. Ryan, you said before that I am the descendant of the third brother." Harry thought.

"That's true, but Potter is not the heir of Peverell."

"Potter evolved from a nickname, 'the Potterer'."

"This nickname was given by a wizard named Stinchcomb Linfred in the 12th century. He invented bone spirit and stimulant. Harry, your talent for potions may also come from him."

"Linfred's eldest son Hadwin married a young witch named Iolanth Peverell from Godric's Hollow. She is the granddaughter of Ignotus Peverell. Since there was no male heir in her generation, she inherited her grandfather's invisibility cloak as the eldest daughter."

"From then on, the invisibility cloak began to be passed down from generation to generation by the eldest son of the Potter family." Ryan thought.

"That's how the invisibility cloak came from, Ryan, what do you mean by this?" Harry looked puzzled.

"I just saw that you were unhappy and diverted your attention."

"Harry, you are not the only one who survived in the Potter family." Ryan thought.

"Who is it? I have relatives! Then why didn't Professor Dumbledore let me be adopted by them?" Harry thought.

"This news is not well known. It happened more than three hundred years ago. Before 1693, one branch of the Potter family immigrated to the United States. Abraham Potter is one of the descendants of this branch. After the establishment of the Magical Congress of the United States, Abraham was recruited by the first president of the Magical Congress, Josiah Jackson, as one of the first twelve Aurors."

"Moreover, they are only descendants of Potter, not Peverell. The invisibility cloak is too precious. Harry, you are the orthodox heir. Dumbledore probably also considered this." Ryan explained in his mind.

Ryan himself only found out about this news not long ago.

Ryan has never understood why the fratricide among the Peverells is taboo, and how this rule is determined. Before, he could understand that it was because of the surname and a specific person.

After all, Smith, Longbottom, and Potter are all single descendants, and the others are not the main branch.

But when he found out that Potter also had a branch in the United States, Ryan was a little confused, so he deliberately told Harry Potter about this. When he was in a low mood, he was more easily influenced by Ryan. Ryan took this opportunity to use Potter's message line to check the invisible law set by their ancestor who might be a god.

Now, he finally understood how the "self" in this "slaughtering each other" was calculated.

This is related to the Deathly Hallows. The legal heir of the Elder Wand is the eldest son of the Longbottom family, but the Elder Wand was lost, which caused a bug, and one generation was born with twins.

One of them inherited some knowledge of making the Elder Wand, changed his last name to Smith, and continued to study alchemy to conceal himself.

The Invisibility Cloak and the Resurrection Stone were also inherited by the eldest sons of the Potter and Gaunt families, so no matter how many Potters there were, Harry was considered a Peverell.

The same is true for Neville, who was a Peverell.

Not to mention Ryan himself, he was the only one in their family, who else could be a Peverell?

Voldemort, also the eldest son of the Gaunt family, although he was a half-blood, did not value the magical name of Peverell. He was the newest generation of the Gaunt family, and Morfin Gaunt had no children.

So Voldemort, who was not yet mentally retarded, inexplicably did not kill Morfin, avoiding the taboo of Peverell killing each other.

But later, because he made too many Horcruxes and became too arrogant, he killed James Potter and was even going to kill Harry. The curse caused by the taboo and his unstable soul made him make new Horcruxes inexplicably, which were rebounded by the Death Curse. He could not find out that Harry was his Horcrux (even when he was close to his face or even possessed for a short time).

"Ryan, why are you silent?" Harry thought, and he looked at Ryan who was suddenly surprised.

"No, nothing, I was just thinking about other things. Harry is not sad, right?" Ryan thought, "Well, I'll go back to the lounge first."

Ron, who was standing aside, looked at his friend Harry, who was at the dining table in the hall, first feeling uncomfortable, then surprised, then surprised, and finally confused.

"I didn't say anything, how come Harry thought it through himself." Ron bit a chicken leg in confusion.