Hogwarts Emerald

Ada was woken up early the next morning. The ghoul in the attic would always make some noise when the home was quiet, either screaming loudly or banging on the pipes. As long as this ghoul feels quiet, no one will want to be quiet.

Ada, with her hair disheveled, yawned as she came downstairs. Her clothes were neat today, but the mirror on the kitchen mantel shelf was still shouting at her: "comb your hair, it's sloppy." What does it look like!"

Mrs. Weasley was cleaning the kitchen. The cups, dishes and forks were being cleaned automatically in the sink, making a clattering sound like a kitchen march. Hearing the sound of the mirror, she turned back and said: "Did you wake up, my dear?"

"Good morning, madam." Ada casually held her head in a bun, revealing her fair and slim neck.

When they were in the orphanage, only the very young girls would have someone help them comb their hair. The older girls would do it themselves, and no one would teach them how to comb their hair in complicated hairstyles.

Ada has never paid attention to her hair, so she usually wears her hair down. Occasionally she will tie a single ponytail on the back of her head, or wear a bun like today.

While other girls in the school were dressing up, Ada was holding thick books to chew on. It means she is naturally beautiful, otherwise many people might call her a nerd!

As soon as the eggs and bacon were fried, Mrs. Weasley put them on Ada's plate, and soon the plate was piled up like a mountain. If Ada hadn't stopped her, Mrs. Weasley would have been able to pile up another hill.

Ada originally planned to go to the town of Ottery St. Mary on the banks of the Otter River after eating. She was not going to play, but to send a letter to Lady Mary. But Mrs. Weasley told her that she could send letters in the village, so she didn't have to go that far to town.

The people in the village got up very early, and there was nothing weird about the way they looked at Ada, a stranger. Christmas was coming soon, and the villagers just regarded her as a performer in the town.

There were several children playing in the village, and the bolder ones would look at Ada curiously, asking if she was an actress in the town and what kind of programs would she have at Christmas.

Ada was so annoyed that she didn't get rid of the naughty kids until she entered the post office. It is said to be a post office, but in fact there is only one staff member. Ada arrived just in time. If it had been that late at night, the postman would have left here.

Back at the Burrow, Ginny was following Mrs. Weasley around the kitchen, while the boys were decorating the house with Mr. Weasley. There was a Christmas tree fixed in the corner of the living room, which Mr. Weasley had just brought in, and the twins were hanging bells and ribbons on the tree.

Ada walked to the kitchen, stood by the sink and peeled potatoes with a knife. She was very envious of Charlie now, because Charlie could already use magic outside of school, while Ada could only use it secretly without being discovered by Mrs. Weasley.

There is strength in numbers, and the Burrow has been decorated in one morning, with the atmosphere of Christmas everywhere, so Mrs. Weasley allows the children to go out in the afternoon and play Quidditch, as long as they don't Just being seen by muggles in the village.

The boys led the way with broomsticks on their shoulders, and Ada and Ginny followed. The seven of them walked towards the paddock of the Weasley family on the hill. It was surrounded by trees and would not be seen by people in the village below. .

Except for the young Ron, the Weasley boys all use the Sweep series of broomsticks. Among them, the twins use the Sweep Five-Star broomstick. It is a bit old, but it is still easy to use.

Ada didn't have a broomstick, so when leaving the Burrow, Charlie picked an old broom for her from the broom shed. Ginny also wanted to get one, but Charlie and the others didn't agree.

After arriving at the paddock, Charlie was the first to ride on his broom and take off into the air. Several others followed suit and started throwing apples to each other. They couldn't play real Quidditch, where they would be easily spotted by Muggles, and they didn't even fly very high.

The apples were passed around among several boys. They had been playing this game since they were young. Ron, the youngest, played very well, but his broomstick was a bit slow, which made him look less dashing than the other brothers. elegant.

"Come on Ada, stop grinding!" Fred began to urge Ada. Everyone in the family knew that she was not good at flying broomsticks.

Several other boys began to follow suit, especially Percy and Ron, who wanted to see the embarrassing appearance of excellent Ada riding a broomstick. However, they were destined to be disappointed. Although Ada was less talented, her long experience and proficiency were not in vain.

"Come on!" Ginny whispered to encourage Ada, and then stepped aside.

Ada got on the broom and pushed her feet on the ground. The broomstick rose steadily into the air. Several boys looked at Ada in disbelief. The twins even opened their mouths wide and drank a lot of cool air. The twins who spent time with Ada had no idea that she had made such great progress. She could not fly steadily before.

Ada would definitely not be able to play Quidditch as a player, but she could still use a broomstick normally. At most, she would fly a little slower and need to pay more attention.

After the novice female driver Ada joined, the apples that were originally thrown and caught very smoothly became difficult. Either Ada could not catch the apples, or her throws were not accurate enough, making it difficult for others to catch them.

If Charlie hadn't been a seeker and was very skilled, the apple would have been smashed by Ada. Charlie paused the game and redistributed the teams. He asked the twins to team up with Ada, and he took Percy and Ron with him.

Three versus three, roughly equal in strength, Ada was the laggard on the twins' side, and Ron and Percy on Charlie's side were not on the school team. The twins placed Ada in the middle so that if Ada couldn't catch the apple, both brothers were ready to help her.

After joining the team, Ada gradually found the fun of the game, and she received more apples. It wasn't until the sun set that the seven people left the paddock and went down the mountain to go home.

"Ada, when did you fly so well?" George asked. If you ask this to others, George must be mocking the other person for his poor flying skills. Asking Ada is praising her. After all, Ada's starting point is too low.

Fred and Charlie also looked over. They were also curious about Ada's "sudden improvement". They had seen it with their own eyes in the first grade, how bad she was at playing broomsticks.

"I've told Fred and George a long time ago that I have a very strong learning ability." The system is Ada's biggest secret, and she cannot tell anyone about it. "Do you still remember the crackling exploding cards in the first grade?"

The twins recalled the fear of being dominated by Ada when they were playing cards. It was a double insult to their spirit and IQ!

"Then let's play a game tonight?" Charlie said, "Ada, don't worry, I won't bully you."

The twins shook their heads repeatedly hoping to prevent Charlie from seeking his own death, but Charlie, who was full of confidence in his card skills, still challenged Ada. A bloody battle with crackling and exploding cards seemed inevitable.