hogwarts blast

The next afternoon, in the locker room of the Quidditch pitch.

"Ced." Before walking out of the locker room, Kyle suddenly stopped Cedric.

"What's wrong?" Cedric turned around.

Kyle handed the Nimbus 2000 forward and said, "You use this for this game."

In a Quidditch game, the position that requires the most excellent broomstick performance is the seeker.

Gryffindor's Seeker is Harry, and he also has a Nimbus 2000, which is currently the best broomstick on the market.

If Cedric still used the old-fashioned Sweeping Seven Stars, he would undoubtedly be at a disadvantage when competing with Harry for the Golden Snitch.

Cedric also understood this truth, so he did not refuse and accepted Kyle's kindness.

"Thank you, I will definitely win the Golden Snitch in this game."

Kyle smiled and nodded, "You'll be absolutely fine."

He then turned to fellow batsman Davy Jones: "Wait a minute, the Weasley brothers, the Gryffindor batsmen, will definitely target me crazily, so just hit all the Bludgers you can catch."

Come to me, don’t worry about accidental injury.”

David nodded, indicating that he understood.

After Kyle and Cedric laid out their tactics, captain Jack yelled excitedly, "Let's go, boys! Let's beat up Gryffindor!"

…

After the game started, George and Fred did not go beyond Kyle's expectations, surrounding him tightly like two satellites, preventing him from having any chance to contact the Bludger.

"Is this your tactic? Hold one of me down, and the rest will fight five to six?"

After knocking away an approaching Bludger, George grinned, "I have enough confidence in my players."

"Even without the protection of the batter, I believe they can win the game." Fred took up George's words.

Kyle smiled contemptuously and refused to let him have any chance to touch the Bludger. Couldn't he come up with some other new tricks?

In the following time, Kyle was rushing around the Quidditch pitch, colliding with the Gryffindor players on the opposite side.

But every time Kyle was about to hit the other party at the critical juncture, he would pass by the opponent one after another, without any actual contact with the opponent.

The two Weasley brothers had absolutely nothing to do about it. If they played like this, they would most likely die together with the Hufflepuff players.

The Gryffindor audience watched the dangerous game with their hearts clenched, and their nerves were about to break with tension.

When Kyle's broom branch once again passed less than five centimeters in front of Oliver Wood's eyes, Wood shouted angrily at the top of his voice: "Foul! This is a foul!"

However, Snape, as the referee, did not pick him off at all.

Professor McGonagall also shook her head helplessly.

As an avid Quidditch enthusiast, she knows the rules of Quidditch very well.

As long as Kyle does not make actual contact with the opponent, it cannot be considered a foul.

It's a mess, it's a complete mess.

Kyle single-handedly destroyed Gryffindor's defense.

The Hufflepuff players also took this opportunity, seized almost every scoring opportunity, and frantically threw the Quaffle into the Gryffindor goal.

They even gave up trying to help Jack defend their own goal.

As soon as their chasers got the Quaffle, they would rush towards Gryffindor's goal like crazy.

The Gryffindor players found with some despair that the Hufflepuff team had grown a lot compared to the last time they played against Ravenclaw.

This is impossible!

Wood roared in his heart. The Hufflepuffs had never appeared on the Quidditch pitch once!

It's a pity that Jack couldn't hear his voice, otherwise he would have poked Wood's heart and said sarcastically: You don't understand the training methods of rich people.

With the Gryffindor Quidditch players looking on in despair, Cedric relied on his more proficient flying skills and the assistance of his better teammates to easily defeat the Ghost Snitch and end the game.

The score was fixed at 430:50.

It is said that when Professor McGonagall walked down the stands, she almost perfectly replicated Professor Flitwick's expression after the last time Hufflepuff played against Ravenclaw.

…

When Harry landed on the ground, his face was pale and his lips were pursed tightly.

Harry felt a hand on his shoulder. He looked up and saw Dumbledore's smiling face.

"Don't be discouraged, you have played well." Dumbledore's voice was very soft, and only Harry could hear it.

Harry smiled reluctantly at the kind old man.

Seeing Harry's expression, Dumbledore wondered whether he would have to let Kyle give Harry a break the next time Gryffindor faced off against Hufflepuff.

Otherwise, the savior he carefully cultivated seems to be unable to build self-confidence.

Looking away from the celebrating Hufflepuff students in the distance, Dumbledore patted Harry on the shoulder to encourage him.

"A temporary failure is not terrible. When Cedric was your age, he couldn't do better than you."

Hearing Dumbledore's words, some confidence rekindled in Harry's eyes.

"I'm glad to see that you don't think about the magic mirror all day long and live a fulfilling life. That's great."

After Dumbledore said a few words to Harry, he turned and left.

Harry suddenly remembered something. He felt it necessary to report to Dumbledore about the Philosopher's Stone.

But then Snape also landed on his broom, not far from him, which made Harry give up the idea immediately.

Ever since the last Quidditch match, when Hermione and Ron discovered that his Nimbus 2000 was out of control because Snape was playing tricks, Harry's impression of Snape immediately changed.

Also because of his bad impression of Snape, coupled with what Harry had seen in the staff lounge, the scratches Lu Wei left on Snape's legs, and what he said -

"How can you possibly stare at three heads at the same time?"

Harry instantly put the blame on Snape as the suspect who wanted to steal the Philosopher's Stone.

Snape was so suspicious.

…

An hour later, Harry left the dressing room alone. He wanted to return his Nimbus 2000 to the broom shed.

But when he came to the broom shed, he saw a hooded figure quickly walking down the steps of the castle's main entrance, obviously not wanting to be seen, and heading straight for the Forbidden Forest.

He recognized the furtive gait of the figure. It was Snape.

When it was almost dinner time, he sneaked into the Forbidden Forest. What did Snape want to do?

Harry jumped back on his broomstick and took off.

He slid silently over the castle, saw Snape running into the Forbidden Forest, and followed him.