Dynavale and Hogwarts

It was still a stormy Saturday morning, especially the wind, which was howling and making every step of the Hufflepuff Quidditch players who were braving the wind toward the dining room very difficult.

Dana put away the unsightly umbrella that was damaged by the wind, but it had no effect at all. It could only protect the area above the shoulders. The rain had already been blown by the strong wind onto the robe. Fortunately, the robe was waterproof and moisture-proof, so he didn't get soaked. .

I cast an armor protection on myself, and walking became easier without the umbrella. Other teammates saw it and imitated it. The speed of progress is much faster.

Entering the restaurant, the team members' seats have been reserved by the little badgers. Cedric led the team over and sat down.

Just as he was about to sit down, Dana staggered and quickly took two steps back. A ghost body was emerging from the ground, which happened to be where he was sitting, startling him. Seeing this, the team members laughed in good faith, and the atmosphere became much more relaxed.

The fat ghost monk said with a smile: "I came here specially to cheer for you. Sir Porpington of Gryffindor made a bet with me. I hope you can win, otherwise I will have to listen to what he said over and over again. I've been messing around for a week, you won't be so cruel to me, right?"

The unique cheer made the team members laugh. "Don't worry, monk, I won't let you suffer like that." "Leave it to us, monk." The team members made assurances one after another, which made the fat monk show a sincere smile on his face.

After he patiently listened to Cedric's tactical arrangements, he left the long table with satisfaction. The relaxed atmosphere made the team members work up an appetite and eat a variety of high-calorie foods. In such weather, maintaining calories is crucial.

Halfway through the meal, Ernie nudged Dana with his elbow and asked him to look toward the Gryffindor table. Dana looked over and saw that Nearly Headless Nick had also appeared, talking to Wood, the captain of Gryffindor.

"Do you know what Nearly Headless Nick will do if the Fat Friar wins the bet?" Dana asked Ernie. This kid has a good relationship with the Fat Friar and may know more.

Ernie said with some frustration: "The monk refused to tell me. He was very secretive about it."

After breakfast, the players all went to the locker room and changed into their light yellow uniforms. Cedric looked around at his teammates and said: "Believe in yourself, trust in your teammates and go ahead."

Everyone followed him out of the locker room and towards the playing field. The wind got stronger and people were walking in an awkward manner.

Dana saw the line of Hufflepuff students heading towards the stands. I don’t know who came up with it, but it was quite talented. The entire queue marched in the shape of an arrow. The leading corner and the flanks on both sides were taken care of by senior students, while the junior students were guarded in the center. Hufflepuff is truly known for its unity.

The two captains went to the referee, Ms. Hooch, to choose a side. Fortunately, they were not on Hufflepuff's side, and the team would fight against the wind. After a brief period of disappointment, the team members quickly adjusted their emotions and made up their minds to give it a try.

The referee's whistle sounded, and Hufflepuff kicked off first. According to the previous tactical arrangement, Dana wandered near his chaser to guard against the incoming bludger.

In the dim sky, the black Bludger was not obvious in the rain. Even the whooshing sound it made during its rapid flight was covered up by the howling wind, making it disappear.

As a last resort, Dana used his telekinesis to save the day several times and knock the Bludger away.

Traveling against the wind, the chasers were not advancing very fast, and the flight path of the Quaffle was also deflected by the strong wind. As a result, the previously precise coordination of passing and receiving was full of errors and mistakes. The opponent's chaser also encountered the same problem.

The two sides were in a stalemate in the midfield area. After grabbing the ball, the ball was intercepted not far after the breakthrough. Repeatedly, no one could advance to the opponent's goal knocker.

Dana, who was wandering nearby, was also a little anxious. It was not an option to continue like this. The headwind would consume more energy, and the further behind, the more unfavorable the situation would be. It's up to Cedric.

Sena looked around but didn't find the two seekers. He wanted to learn some information from Li Jordan's explanation. His voice sounded like it was coming from an old broken radio, it was intermittent and hissing. , couldn’t hear clearly at all.

Unfortunately, Gryffindor's chasers broke through the double team and moved forward with the wind. One of the twins let out a strange cry and hit the Bludger towards David and the others, blocking their pursuit.

When Dana saw it, he quickly stepped in and hit the ball hard towards the Quaffle flying in the air. David understood Dana's intention at a glance. He gestured to Burris and Zacharis, and the three formed an echelon and flew to one side.

Under the lock of Dana's spirit, the Bludger knocked the Quaffle from the side and let it fly towards David and the others. The three of them seized the opportunity and passed the ball continuously one after another to rush forward.

After knocking the Quaffle away, the Bludger continued to hit a Gryffindor Chaser, blocking her return route to pursue. One of the Weasley brothers flew over to deal with the Bludger, and the other two chasers The golfer counterattacked.

However, when going against the wind, their advantage of being light in weight turned into a disadvantage. The wind made their flight unstable, making it very difficult to catch up. They watched David dribbling the ball into the scoring area.

And David lived up to expectations. In a one-on-one situation, he passed the goalkeeper and passed the Quaffle through the door knocker. Hufflepuff took the lead and scored ten points.

Dana estimated that when the twins saw this scene, their intestines would turn green with regret. Turning around, I saw the two brothers beating their chests: What was originally a clever move led to the final defeat.

Diego flew over, bumped shoulders with Dana, and praised: "It's really yours, well done." David and the other three also flew over, and high-fived Dana affectionately.

After a short celebration, the game continued and once again fell into the previous stalemate. Gryffindor's chasers took a chance and broke through the siege. This time, David and the others were unable to catch up, allowing Gryffindor to pull back and tie the score.

After kick-off, the two sides fell into a stalemate again. You were fighting for it, just waiting to see who would make a mistake first. The score never changed.

The game has been going on for a long time now. Dana felt a little chilly and was soaked all over. Although the jersey is rain-proof and moisture-proof, the rainwater flows in from the collar, plus the sweat during exercise, mixed together, and the body feels like being soaked in cold water.

Maybe neither captain found a better way, so no one called a timeout. Dana and Diego exchanged positions, came to the outside, and wandered around, looking for the two seekers. The end of the game depends on them.

From time to time, Dana knocked away the Bludgers that flew towards the center of the field. Finally, Dana saw two Seekers in the heavy rain. They were near Gryffindor's scoring area. Between them was a golden Snitch. Both sides They were all flying towards the snitch.