Marvel's Hogwarts Wizards

Chapter 73 Rolling Level

"Three minutes and forty seconds!"

Marcus looked at the pocket watch in his hand and couldn't help rubbing his eyes.

"impossible!"

The other six Slater team members exclaimed at the same time when they heard the time reported by Marcus.

Catching the Golden Snitch in 3 minutes and 40 seconds is simply a joke. Even if it is not an official match, this data can definitely break the record.

"Luck, definitely luck!"

Seeing Jerry returning with the Snitch, the seven comforted themselves at the same time.

It is impossible for a person who has just been exposed to flying broomsticks for a few days to catch the golden snitch in three minutes and forty seconds with real skills.

So, only luck can explain what just happened.

Taking the Snitch from Jerry with a smile, Marcus took a deep breath and threw the Snitch into the air again.

This time, the Slytherin team members were no longer as undisciplined as before, but all fixed their eyes on Jerry.

They want to prevent Jerry from using magic to cheat when hunting the golden snitch.

However, in their eyes, Jerry kicked his feet, accelerated on his broomstick, and just made a few turns in the air, and soon found the Snitch.

Immediately afterwards, the Golden Snitch, known for its speed and agility, was caught by Jerry's hand, which was as fast as lightning!

"Three minutes and five seconds!"

Marcus reported Jerry's time again, thirty-five seconds faster than the first time.

This time, all the team members fell silent.

If the first time is luck, then if you catch it the second time, the element of luck is already very low.

And they also observed carefully just now, Jerry is definitely very proficient in operating the broomstick, and those few tactical flips and accelerations are beyond the reach of ordinary wizards.

The most important thing is the subsequent catch of the Snitch, which was fast, accurate, and ruthless, without the slightest sloppiness.

"I'm not as good as him!"

Terrance, the Seeker who had been with the Slytherin team for four years, couldn't help letting out a long sigh when he saw Jerry returning with the Snitch.

After receiving the Snitch handed over by Jerry, Marcus threw it out for the third time with some numbness.

"Two minutes and forty-five seconds!"

The time has been shortened again, and it has been indented to three minutes, which is really terrible.

Is this really something humans can do?

Looking at the smiling Jerry, as if he didn't know what he was doing, how shocking Jerry was, the hearts of all the Slytherin players were mixed at this moment.

On the one hand, they're delighted that they're about to have a super-powerful Seeker.

On the other hand, compared to Jerry, a first-year freshman who has just learned about flying broomsticks, they feel that they have been practicing for nothing all these years, which is a bit of a blow to the proud Slytherin.

"How about it, seniors, I will win this bet!"

Jerry looked at the seven Slytherin players who were all in a dazed state, and reminded him softly.

Marcus, who was the first to react, looked at Jerry with bright eyes:

"You won, you don't need to participate in all the Quidditch training in the future, as long as you appear in the game!"

As the new captain of the Slytherin team this year, Marcus can already imagine that with such an excellent Seeker like Jerry, he will be able to lead Slytherin 100% to win Quidditch in the three years before his graduation. Odd cup of honor.

So, it's just a requirement that you don't want to train, of course it can be met.

"However, I also have a condition, I hope you can promise me!"

"you say!"

Jerry raised an eyebrow.

Marcus said excitedly:

"Don't tell other people that you became our new Seeker, and don't tell others what happened to you here today, I want to give the other three houses a big surprise in this year's Quidditch competition !"

Jerry thought for a moment and nodded.

"Ok, no problem!"

Now that he was good enough in Slater, and Snape had promised to give him a break, talking about joining the Slytherin team was just icing on the cake.

After leaving the Quidditch pitch, Jerry went straight to the library.

During this period of time, he has learned a lot of magic knowledge by himself, and he has left a lot of doubts in his heart. Now he also wants to go to the library to search for information and communicate with classmate Hermione by the way.

The so-called one person counts short, two counts long, not to mention that Hermione is still such an "ordinary" little magic genius.

And not long after Jerry left the Quidditch pitch, Marcus also rushed to Dean Snape's office.

He wanted to report Jerry's performance to Dean Snape in detail.

"Look, Jerry, there's a new spell here, do you want to write it down?"

In the library, Hermione pointed to a spell that she accidentally saw when she was flipping through the magic book.

"certainly!"

Jerry immediately took out his portable notebook, and recorded the content on the page that read "The Curse of Unleashing the Arrow".

Although Hermione and Jerry both read books in the library, their reading directions are somewhat different.

Hermione's reading mainly focused on the history and common sense of the wizarding world, as well as some messy and weird knowledge, and she didn't have a special purpose in learning about spells.

Jerry's book reading focuses on some magic theories and spells with different functions.

However, not all spells are recorded in spell books. There are many spells that are actually hidden in some biographical and historical books.

For example, this relatively ancient "Arrow Curse" appeared in a book Hermione was reading about a certain record of Quidditch history.

The Arrow Curse is actually a very common offensive spell in the Middle Ages, especially useful against Muggle armies.

There is no need for a bow and arrow. With a wave of the wand, the arrow will be shot at the enemy with the wizard's thoughts, and its power is not inferior to that of ordinary strong bows.

A powerful wizard can even do a terrifying scene with all arrows.

However, due to the secrecy law and policies such as wizards not being able to attack Muggles, few people use this spell anymore.

In case an arrow flies past and shoots the Muggle to death, it's not cost-effective to go to Azkaban.

And it's not much use against wizards with this spell.

After all, for a wizard, even if you shoot ten thousand arrows, I can easily solve it with the Iron Armor Curse or the Transfiguration Curse. It is not as effective as using the Body Binding Curse and Sleeping Curse.

And unless an arrow hits the brain, the wizard can't be shot dead. The wizard is an existence that can recover with magic if it loses an arm or a leg.

Therefore, later, the arrow-letting curse was only used by wizards to shoot into the sky when watching a Quidditch game to show their support for their favorite team.

But later, it was banned because it accidentally shot through the nose of the referee.

(end of this chapter)