Everyday Players at Hogwarts

Time, 7:15, Harry's interest was obviously not high. To be honest, he was very doubtful. Even if he was really as good as Roger said, with a team that was in conflict and an armchair captain, this year's Quidditch Is it really possible that some of the strange cups have their names engraved on them?

Roger Davis opened the wooden crate and inside were four balls of varying sizes.

"Harry, let me make this story short and introduce these four balls first."

"This is the Quaffle. The chasers, Henry, Phoenix and I, pass it to each other and try to pass it through the ring, ten points each time." Roger Davis pointed to a bright red ball the size of a football. Ball said, without pausing at all to give Harry time to take notes and ask questions, and continued directly.

Maybe in his opinion, such a simple thing can be understood as soon as he hears it.

If Harry hadn't informed Ron about it in advance, it would have been very difficult.

"This is a Bludger. The Bludger will fly around on its own, trying to knock players off their broomsticks. The two batters on our team are responsible for this. You don't need to remember their names. They are all in seventh grade and their skills are average. Their job is to protect our players from being hit by Bludgers and hit the Bludgers towards the other players." Roger continued to point at two identical players, both very black. A bright, smaller ball than the Quaffle.

He didn't appear to lay them out for Harry to see. He just picked up a short stick and added, "Hit the Bludgers with this."

"This is the Golden Snitch, the most important of all balls. It flies as fast as lightning and can't be seen clearly. Like the Snitch, your job, the seeker, is to catch it and be careful not to be caught by other people. If a team's Seeker catches the Snitch, his or her team will win an additional 150 points, and the game will end at this time. Si said, pointing to the last ball. It was about the size of a big walnut, golden, and had small silver wings that were constantly flapping.

"I need to avoid the ball from the enemy team's batter, right?" Harry finally couldn't help but interrupt Roger, looking like he wasn't ready to stop yet.

"Yes, that's true, but you're not just careful about the ball. Like Slytherin, they will deliberately hit you with their bodies."

"The most important thing is our tactics class. I will inform you later."

"I will also briefly mention the tactics to you. Apart from the seeker, Harry, the chaser is the most important." Roger proudly pointed at Harry and himself, "Bokov's baiting and knocking skills are the most important." Passing the ball is our usual tactic.”

"The Pokov Technique is named after the Russian Chaser Petrova Pokov. Simply put, the Chaser takes the Quaffle and flies into the air, causing the opponent's Chaser to Thinking he or she is trying to avoid them to score, but then the Chaser with the Quaffle throws the ball down to one of their own Chasers who is waiting to catch the ball. Finding the target accurately is the key to this technique, which is my specialty, but to be honest, Henry never catches it.”

"The founder of the inverted pass cannot be examined. It is a chaser throwing the Quaffle from his shoulder to his teammates behind him. This move is a bit awkward for Phoenix. He always can't catch my magical strokes. One goal!”

"Okay, that's it. Harry, I won't disturb your fun time. You can continue playing here with your friends. I'm leaving first." Roger said and became angry. After covering the wooden box and carrying it away, Harry looked confused, but could only nod in agreement.

"Harry, is this the end?" Ron looked in disbelief, "Even if he doesn't train with the Snitch, he still has to train with any ball. Is this the case?"

"Roger said that we are all geniuses, and geniuses only need to know the rules. According to what he said - geniuses must have genius tactics." Harry said sarcastically, imitating Roger Davis' tone.

"I asked why Ravenclaw never won the Quidditch Cup." Anthony said indignantly.

"Harry, here." Hermione also walked down and took out the golf ball that Ryan had transformed.

"Yes, we train by ourselves." Neville said as he picked up the ball.

In the following time, Neville, Ron and others used all their strength to throw the ball in any direction in the air one after another. Harry used the Nimbus 2000 to fly into the air again and hit the ball with perfect accuracy without missing a single ball.

It wasn't until it was getting dark that the training organized by Harry and others ended.

On the way back, everyone except Hermione Lane was covered in sweat, but their faces regained their confidence.

"Harry, you are so powerful, and you have Nimbus 2000. As long as we get the Golden Snitch quickly after the game, even if other teammates are not so good, the Quidditch Cup will definitely be ours." Anthony said with admiration, Ron He also wanted to speak, but he was too excited about the training just now and had no energy left. He could only nod in agreement, as did everyone else.

Ryan followed them, but didn't think so.

When you first listen to the rules of Quidditch, it feels like everyone else is useless, as long as the seeker is awesome.

In the original world line, if there were no off-field factors, the Gryffindor team with Harry could be said to be a sure winner of the Quidditch Cup. This was described very profoundly from both the front and the side.

But the reason for this must also consider the excellent skills of the Weasley twins in blocking Bludgers and the cooperation of the whole team.

The ace in the current Ravenclaw team's victory is Harry.

But as the seeker with 3 goals, Henry looked down on Roger and Phoenix, the two underclassmen. Phoenix, as a fan of Nimbus, also hated Roger, a fan of Sweep.

Ace Harry's bodyguards and batters don't even deserve names, they just exist in Roger's mouth.

In the end, the goalkeeper who prevented others from scoring, Roger even treated him as if he didn't exist and didn't mention it at all.

You must know that the goalkeeper is the second most important presence in other teams. For example, Gryffindor's Wood is the captain and the second most important role after the seeker.

As the captain, Roger Davis is the most unreliable existence. He may be very good at speeches and speeches, and he is impeccable. Every time he uses he or she as the third person. However, if you are self-righteous, unskilled in your moves, and others can't catch them, then don't use them. Just do it slowly and steadily. But he just wants to show off his skills and show off himself. If he fails, he will blame his teammates.

In addition, there was a ridiculous amount of actual combat training, and I don’t know if there was any effective tactical discussion.

Anyway, from Ryan's point of view, they have no chance. They are too outrageous. Even Ryan, who is not very interested in Quidditch, has to use his precious mortal brain to think and complain.

In Ryan's view, the reason why Roger Davis can serve as the captain's backup is probably because of his excellent theory, plus his ability to speak, and he has a handsome face.

Speechless, really speechless.