What a hell of a magical Quidditch match?

Many students present are still very young and have never seen anyone holding a ghost flying ball and not scoring. Instead, they use the ball to smash the opponent's team's finder. This situation is really not a violation in Quidditch.

The only problem now is...

Slytherin's goalkeeper was smashed to the court...

Hufflepuff's goalkeepers can win this game as long as they catch the Golden Snitch with the difference of no more than 150 points in the two teams. This is simply easy!

Wiesen Wright and Hufflepuff students think so. Hufflepuff's finders can win the only Quidditch victory of this season as long as they catch the Golden Snitch as soon as possible!

Very unfortunately...

Weisen Wright personally experienced the level of the Hufflepatch Quidditch team.

The most important thing is that the gap between the teammates between the two sides is really big. Slytherin's players don't do those tricks. Every time they can get the Ghost Flying Ball, they can basically score 100%!

You can feel the gap by just looking at the information exchange between players on both sides.

"Send the ghost flying ball here!"

"Hold the defense line and don't let them take the ball to the goal!"

"Please pay attention to the ball-seeking manual, don't let their ball-seeking master catch the golden thief!"

This is a communication between Slytherin players. There has never been any invalid information. Because Slytherin's chasers ended up, they could only find ways to increase the gap to more than 150 points.

If it was the game between Slytherin and Gryffindor, these Slytherin players would definitely have some small moves. Unfortunately, they faced the Hufflepuff team, which was Weisen Wright himself. The remaining six Slytherin players on the court told Weisen Wright that he was not the kind of person who beat violent Quidditch...

"Be careful to wander the ball!"

"Be careful to wander the ball!"

"Be careful to wander the ball!"

This is the most exchange between Hufflepuff players.

Wiesen Wright couldn't help but excuse his classmates. Perhaps they were so careful of roaming the ball because they were worried that their teammates would be injured. Despite this, two Hufflepuff players were hit by the roaming ball and fell off the flying broom...

"A hitter from Hufflepuff was hit by a roaming ball!"

The host of the Hogwarts Quidditch match was extremely worried. She looked at the distance of the players in the sky and whispered: "This distance is very high... It would be very dangerous if it landed from this distance! Mrs. Huoqi has already rushed over! Can she have time to save the Hufflepuff batsman? It's too late!"

“Merlin is on!”

"What is Weisen Wright doing!"

"Is he going to save someone again? This is the second time he has saved someone! Can he succeed?"

Just as many spectators present were looking at the Hufflepuff batsman who was shot down by the roaming ball, the gray-haired boy stepped on a broom and drifted across the sky in a flash, passing a handsome crossword in the air, holding his teammate in one hand, landing slowly with the help of a flying broom, and placing him smoothly under the lawn.

"Thanks…"

The Hufflepuff's batting player took a deep breath with lingering fear, and looked at Weisen solemnly: "I'll leave it to you next."

“…”

Weisen Wright flew up expressionlessly on the broom.

Weisen was not very interested in these sports in his previous life. At this time, he finally understood why the fans in his previous life had always liked to scold people. He played really hotly in this game...

actually…

At the beginning, Weisen didn't want his own ball player to catch the Golden Snitch.

Before the game, Weisen actually felt that this would be a relatively fair and exciting football match. Slytherin and Hufflepuff finally judged the winner based on the number of goals. Now this game is simply unpredictable...

At this moment...

Weisen kind of understands why the future Cedric is particularly popular in Hufflepuff.

Because Cedric is really not easy, the Hogwarts Warriors are excellent in every aspect while even rebuilding the Hufflepuff Quidditch team into a strong team that can defeat Gryffindor.

Too difficult.

This time, the teammates really can't be led.

Moreover, Wiesen Wright himself is not a Quidditch master. He just relies on his physical strength and super flying ability to score goals, and sometimes he may not be able to break through the defense of a group of Slytherin players.

Slytherin's Quidditch players realized the strength of Wiesen Wright. Whenever Wiesen Wright gets the ghost flying ball, several players will quickly give up and continue to grab the ball, but will quickly return to their own defense zone to assist their goalkeeper in defense and prevent Wiesen Wright from winning points.

to be honest.

The Slytherin players started with a little bit of a slut at the beginning.

However, as Wiesen Wright seemed to abide by the rules, they gradually played Quidditch very happily, because the victory of this game will only depend on them, rather than on their own seekers to decide the outcome.

Hufflepuff's players seem to work together very unitedly. Whenever the ghost flying ball appears, they will rush up, but there is always one less person in the position that should appear...

As for defense...

Hufflepuff's goalkeeper is not much to mention.

Perhaps Hufflepuff's goalkeeper is guarding the bottom line of the Quidditch movement.

The only ball seeker who can win Hufflepuff as soon as possible has seen the golden thief, but the flight skills of the Hufflepuff are not sensitive enough. Faced with the dangerous trajectory of the golden thief flying around, they can only take off to the sky and maintain altitude temporarily, waiting for the next opportunity to capture the golden thief...

However…

Next chance...

Just as Wiesen Wright grabbed the ghost flying ball in his hand and quickly bypassed the blocking of two Slytherin players. He grabbed the ghost flying ball and was about to smash into the Slytherin goal, the host's high voice echoed over the field!

"The competition is over!"

"Congratulations to Hufflepuff's ball seeker for catching the Golden Snitch!"

"Let's add 150 points to Hufflepuff now. It's a pity that even with the scores brought by the Golden Snitch, Hufflepuff still lost by 10 points. 430:440, this is a game that took nearly six hours. It should be the longest time this season but can be called the most exciting game. Let's congratulate Slytherin on his victory!"

"same!"

"Let's look forward to the next season of Hufflepuff!"

"Highgfight's new player Weisen Wright, who debuted in Hufflepuff, broke through 25 goals in a single player, scored 250 points for Hufflepuff, breaking the single-player goal and scoring record of Hogwarts' school history!"

“…”

Wiesen Wright looked at the ghost flying ball in his hand with a complicated expression, and then looked at the Hufflepuff seeker who was receiving cheers from his players because he caught the golden thief.

This ball seeker...

He had obviously not caught the time to catch the Golden Flying Snitch, but now he only had this goal to tie the score. This was the last time he should have caught the Golden Flying Snitch...

perhaps…

The biggest use of this player...
Chapter completed!