Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

After a year of experience as a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Harry was now able to remain calm even when faced with many people and very chaotic scenes, and make others willing to listen to him.

If Harry hadn't kept the crowd calm and in order, the students participating in the selection would have been drowned out by the shouts.

After several rounds of games, Harry selected new beaters and chasers step by step, and then added him as the seeker and Ron as the goalkeeper, and a team was assembled.

Of course, because the position was so important, Harry made an exception and made Ginny the backup seeker.

Although Ron's expression was strange, he still maintained silence to show his absolute support for Harry as the captain.

Of course, there were all kinds of sounds among the crowd of onlookers.

It was only then that Harry finally understood one thing.

These people didn't come to be on the team, they came to see Harry.

This thought made Harry's blood boil, but he suppressed it in the end. After all, as a reliable captain, he couldn't get angry at this time.

But after he kicked a Hufflepuff out of the candidate pool, Harry finally lost control.

"Who among you is not a Gryffindor?"

After a while of laughing and joking, the two Ravenclaws walked out of the crowd.

They returned to the audience, but they didn't look unhappy at all, and they were even laughing about what just happened.

Looking at them, Harry's anger dissipated: because he knew there was no point in being angry.

After a long time, the selection was finally over.

Harry dismissed the candidates, then turned to look at his new team members.

Hermione walked down from the audience. She smiled and walked up to Harry: "You look so majestic."

Harry shook his head helplessly.

Then he turned and looked at the team members beside him: "You don't have your own broom?"

One for the others.

Except for Harry and Ron, who were already official team members, none of them had their own broomsticks.

During their previous selections, they used all the old broomsticks that Harry found in the Gryffindor team's locker room while rummaging through the cabinets.

Compared with them, Harry, who received a Firebolt from his godfather, was simply an invisible rich man.

"Let's just use an ordinary broomstick to train. While there is still time, let's get familiar with it."

Ron was the first to nod. He was now accustomed to the position of coach, and it was important for the new players to get to know each other now.

Hermione had no choice but to turn around with a little disappointment. She was going back to the empty auditorium.

Just then, Malfoy came over.

Harry turned around.

Hermione, who was already preparing to leave, quickly returned to his side.

But what surprised the two of them was that Malfoy looked quite normal this time.

"We are going to use the court for practice. Can you leave once your selection is over?"

Harry shook his head without hesitation: "We also need to train."

Malfoy glanced at Hermione aside, then nodded: "We each have half."

Harry wanted to shake his head, but hesitated and said nothing.

Then he turned around and saw Hermione breathing a sigh of relief.

Hermione looked at Harry and hesitated to speak.

Harry shook his head.

On one side, a selected Gryffindor looked at Harry curiously: "Did Malfoy take the wrong medicine?"

He had participated in the secret Defense Against the Dark Arts class last school year, and the Malfoy he remembered was still the Slytherin who was a little awkward but considered his own person.

Then Harry turned and looked at the team members: "Ron and I are on a team, the rest of you are on a team, plus Ginny."

The others were obviously a little surprised, especially when they saw a smirk on Ron's face. Ginny felt that she had been underestimated: "I will make you two lose ugly!"

Harry smiled helplessly, and then they flew into the sky together.

Facts have proved that Ron, the goalkeeper, is still much more reliable than the new players. Even though there are five of them bombarding the goal together, Ron still suppresses the speed of losing the ball at the slowest speed.

This is a very smart approach, because one against five is at an absolute disadvantage, which means that Harry, the seeker, is not subject to any interference. As long as he catches the Golden Snitch, he can have the final say.

If Ginny loses the Seeker contest.

Although as an older brother, Ron took great care of Ginny, he still believed more in Harry, who had been a Seeker for six years.

Harry and Ginny were flying around at the top of the stadium, looking for traces of the Golden Snitch.

Harry didn't take it too seriously, he knew Ginny was strong, but this was just training.

Contrary to him, Ginny is very serious. She wants to prove to Ron that she is not the weak sister who needs so many brothers to worry about.

The two were looking for the fleeting golden color on the court.

Soon, Harry noticed Ginny starting to sprint.

He was a little surprised because he didn't see the golden snitch flashing near Ginny.

Then a short moment passed.

Harry saw the flash of the Snitch, between Ginny and Malfoy.

The two of them are chasing the same goal.

Harry flew over quickly.

"Ginny!"

But Ginny wanted to win so badly.

She barely glanced at Malfoy before she began her dangerous tactical move.

Even for a sixth-grade boy like Harry, this is a very radical move, because it is forcing the opponent's seeker who may be overtaking him to be pushed back during flight.

If the opponent's Seeker chooses to fight head-on, the final result will definitely become a pure competition of strength and broomstick performance.

Malfoy gave everyone on the newly formed Slytherin team the best broomstick, while Ginny used an old model found in the Gryffindor locker room.

Harry was so distraught that at this time, he was the only one who realized all this.

Then Harry saw Malfoy and Ginny bump into each other.

By the standards of a seeker, Malfoy's performance was very good. He also showed high control and calm mental qualities in head-on confrontations.

But his opponent was Ginny.

Harry almost watched Ginny being knocked off the broomstick.

Ron's furious roar came from afar, but it was almost dead silence in Harry's ears.

He reached out and grabbed Ginny in the air.

At that moment, Harry completely lost his balance.

He and Ginny fell on the broomstick and swayed towards the ground.

Ron rushed over.

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