Myriad Realms Store Owner of Harry Potter

In fact, when he read novels in his last life, Ryan felt that wizards might have a tendency to abuse themselves. Because their annual Quidditch competition starts between Halloween and Christmas, which is between November and December.

Think of a crowd of spectators standing on a raised platform blowing in the cold winter winds of the Scottish Highlands. The players work harder, needing to fly around in the sky without any cover. It's hard work from any angle.

But after Ryan really came to this world, he discovered that wizards were crazy about Quidditch, which made all the above problems not a problem.

When he arrived at the Quidditch pitch with everyone, he found that almost all the teachers and students of the school came to the stands around the Quidditch pitch. Many students also brought binoculars. The seats were almost raised to mid-empty, but it was still difficult to see the game at times.

Ryan and the others came to the top row with a large group of freshmen. In order to encourage their classmate Harry, they made a banner with a magical effect, which said that Potter must win, and a dynamic picture of a lion chasing a snake was drawn next to it.

Mrs Hooch served as the referee. She stood in the middle of the court, her broomstick in hand, waiting for both players.

When the players from both sides came out of the locker room and walked to the field. Mrs. Hooch said to the players: "Listen, I want everyone to play fairly and honestly."

At this time, Seamus said to the group: "Mrs Hooch is warning the Slytherin team that their style of play is dirty. Especially to their captain Marcus Flint. Under his leadership, Slater Sometimes Lin will take the initiative to take some despicable methods."

"It seems that wherever it is, there will be some people who are not in the slightest of sportsmanship," Ryan made his remarks. Hermione, Seamus and several students who grew up in the Muggle world all nodded in agreement.

"Please get on your broomsticks."

All on their brooms.

Mrs. Hooch blew her silver whistle vigorously.

Fifteen broomsticks rose from the ground and rose high into the sky. The game begins.

"The Quaffle was immediately picked up by Angelina Johnson of Gryffindor - what a great Chaser and she's so charming -"

"Jordan!"

"I'm sorry, Professor."

Ryan felt that, apart from the wonderful performances of the players, the most interesting thing about the Quidditch match at Hogwarts was Lee Jordan's commentary. Not only can he quickly and accurately describe the situation on the field, but also the various gags mixed in the commentary make the entire commentary live a lot.

Of course, because his commentary is tendentious and sometimes even too emotional, Li Jordan has been commenting under the close supervision of Professor McGonagall.

"She really ran all the way up there, a beautiful pass, to Alia Spinnet, who was Oliver Wood's eye-spotting talent, who was just a bench player last year - and the ball went to Johnson, And then - oops, Slytherin took the Quaffle, Slytherin captain Marcus Flint got the Quaffle and ran away - Flint was on it like a hawk Flying - he's going to score - no, Gryffindor keeper Wood made a nice move to break the ball, now it's Gryffindor taking the ball - that's Gryffindor chasing Golfer Katie Bell, over the course, dashing swiftly around Flint - ouch - that must have hurt - hit in the back of the head by a Bludger - Quaffle smashed Laitlin steals - it's Derian Pusey rushing towards the post but he's knocked down by another Bludger - Bludgers set aside by Fred or George Weasley , the twins were so indistinguishable - the Gryffindor hitter did a great job, Johnson got the Quaffle back,

There's no resistance ahead, she gallops as fast as she can - it's like flying - dodging a Bludger - the post is just ahead - come on, alright, Angelina - keeper Bleitch swoops in - - missed - Gryffindor scored! "

The cheers of the Gryffindors echoed in the cold sky, mixed with the roars and curses of the Slytherins.

Harry circled back and forth in the air, seemingly unaware of the Snitch.

"The Slytherins got the ball," said Lee Jordan, "Pusey, the Chaser, ducked two Bludgers, then the Weasley twins and Chaser Bell, and ran to—wait a minute. —Is that the Snitch?"

Derian Pusey turned his head to look at a golden light that flew past his left ear, missing the Quaffle, and there was a murmur in the crowd.

It seemed that Harry saw the Snitch too, and swooped down quickly, chasing the golden streamer. Slytherin Seeker Terence Higgins saw it too. Side by side, the two galloped toward the Snitch—the Chasers seemed to have forgotten what they were supposed to do, hovering in the air, watching.

Harry was faster than Higgins - he looked like he was about to catch the Snitch -

Bang! There was an angry roar from the Gryffindors below - Marcus Flint rammed Harry on purpose, and Harry's broomstick swerved, but Harry held onto it tightly.

"Foul!" cried the Gryffindors.

Ryan also roared in the cold wind, and he seemed to be slowly beginning to understand the charm of this sport.

The game continued, and things were going great for Gryffindor, who had the ball all the time.

Suddenly, Harry started doing Brownian motion in the air. Ryan, who had been observing Harry, noticed the situation immediately.

Lane aimed at Harry with the binoculars, and found that his expression became very nervous, and it seemed that the broom was out of control now.

Hermione saw Ryan holding the binoculars with a serious look, and also looked at where he was staring. At this time, Harry also began to slowly drift away from the arena, and some students had already noticed something was wrong.

"What's going on here? Did the broom just crash?" Hermione said nervously.

"It shouldn't be, it is impossible for the Nimbus 2000 to be damaged by several collisions. The most likely reason is that someone used black magic to interfere with the broom, and in view of the anti-interference ability of the Nimbus 2000, the interferer should have no low attainments in black magic. The average student Can't do that," Ryan replied.

"Look, Snape." Hermione patted Ryan's arm. "You see him staring at Harry and chanting."

And Ryan held up the binoculars and said, "Look behind him, Quirrell is staring at the sky and chanting."

"What?" Hermione looked carefully in Quirrell's direction. "What now?"

"Come with me." Ryan took Hermione and slowly touched the bench.

After more than a minute, they came to the back of the staff bench, and according to the method agreed on on the road, when Ryan gave a thumbs up, the two of them set Snape and Quirrell's robes on fire at the same time.

After more than ten seconds, the teaching platform was in chaos, and the two took the opportunity to return to their seats.