The Strongest Badger at Hogwarts

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On the day of the Quidditch season, it was stormy as Qiu Zhang had expected.

Even in the Hogwarts Great Hall, Link could hear the rumble of thunder from the ceiling, the rustling of the gust of wind hitting the castle walls, and the rattling of the branches of the Forbidden Forest in the distance being snapped by the storm.

"Are we really going to go to a Quidditch match in this weather?"

Beside Link, Emily elegantly wiped her mouth with a napkin and said, her delicate little face was full of reluctance.

It's not hard to understand, since Emily's long hair has not been a big fan of storms, which messes up her hairstyle.

"No way, I really can't refuse Cedric's invitation." Link comfortably pulled Emily's hair behind his ear and said, "But don't worry, I'll keep you out of the wind and rain."

Emily smiled charmingly at Link when she heard the words, and then nodded with her chin to the Gryffindor Quidditch team and the surrounding fans who were in a messy queue walking outside the castle:

"What kind of magic do you mean Quidditch? It's worth their madness? It's too dangerous to play in such a big storm."

"Well, who knows."

Link said in agreement.

He also didn't understand what was so good about Quidditch, and in the end it could only be attributed to the lack of entertainment for wizards.

Otherwise, there is really no way to explain why such a Quidditch game in a storm can attract all the teachers and students of the school to watch the game.

Sighing, Link took Emily's hand and walked towards the Quidditch pitch together.

Outside the castle, the strong wind mixed with raindrops kept beating on everyone.

Many people's umbrellas were scraped away, and they could only dash towards the stadium with their heads covered like most people.

Compared to these newcomers, Link and Emily are much more relaxed.

As soon as he left the hall, Link took out his wand and held up a layer of armor to wrap him and Emily in it.

This is not enough, he later released a layer of heat preservation and anti-moisture spell on the clothes of the two.

Under this double protection, the gesture of the two of them walking towards the stands can almost be described as walking in the courtyard.

Many students who saw this scene showed envious expressions, but they could only be envious.

Because the magic power required to continuously deploy such a large-scale armor protection spell is extremely huge, even the senior students can't support it for long, let alone the junior students.

Link estimated that there are only a few 7th grade students who have obtained quasi-Auror status in the entire Hogwarts school except for the professors.

"Please sit down, my dear."

Using his wand to dry the water stains on the seat, Link reached out and invited Emily into the seat.

Their role is located at the top of the entire stand and has the best view.

In the past, Link and Emily would never be able to grab such a good position, but thanks to the storm, today everyone else ran to the lower stand where the wind and rain were less severe.

After Link and Emily sat down, the players from both sides also came to the court and started shaking hands.

The two groups of people, one red and one yellow, are extremely conspicuous even in the wind and rain.

However, compared to the Hufflepuffs, the Gryffindors would look a lot thinner.

It's not that the Hufflepuffs are stronger than the Gryffindors, it's that Cedric and the others did a lot of preparation when they learned that there would be a storm on game day.

Among them are not only anti-moisture goggles, but also a full set of padded clothes, strong-grip gloves, leak-proof rain boots that have been casted on the water-proof spell...

He glanced at the Hufflepuffs, who were fully armed and full of fighting spirit, and then turned to look at the Gryffindor team members who were shivering in the wind and rain beside him.

Wood, the captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, looked extremely ugly.

If possible, Wood really wanted to report the Hufflepuffs to Mrs. Hooch for breaking the rules.

It's a pity that the rules of Quidditch are so bizarre that any behavior that is not written down on the hundreds of pages of parchment rules is allowed.

And this Wood's expression was naturally seen by Link and Emily who were holding the magic telescope.

Emily smiled and turned her head:

"The Hufflepuffs are really well prepared, but can they really win with these external forces? I heard that the Hufflepuffs are all stinky fish except Cedric."

"Definitely will win."

"Huh? How do you say it?"

"You'll know when you look at it."

Link bought a pass, and Mrs. Hooch, who was below, also blew the whistle to represent the start of the game.

Two groups of players, one red and one yellow, immediately took off, while Harry and Cedric climbed to the top of the field from the beginning, staring at the entire field from a pitching angle, looking for the Golden Snitch.

Below them, the players of the two teams are also fiercely fighting for the Quaffle.

They are like a school of fish in the sea, sometimes they gather together in a storm, and sometimes they spread out.

The audience in the stands, who had been shrinking like quails under the storm, were also excited at this moment, and began to shout and cheer with all their strength.

It's a pity that this passion is only temporary. With the passage of time, the stand returned to its original calm.

This is unavoidable. The average duration of Quidditch matches is long. Historically, there have been matches played for two days and two nights. The main strategy of Hufflepuff this time is defensive delay. Such matches are really boring. .

Moreover, the long game made the spectators who were trembling in the wind and rain unbearable, and even many people had already started to leave.

"The play style of your academy team is still too restrictive. The performance of the Nimbus 2000 in this weather can't be exerted at all, and Harry Potter's physical fitness is not strong." Link's side was so bored that he yawned. Emily said, "If it was my command, I would have sent someone up to fight Harry Potter, dragging him down."

Emily This is standard Slytherin thinking.

Link smiled and said:

"I think so too, but that's Cedric from Hufflepuff!"

"It is indeed the case, ah, Cedric, Cedric, always so magnificent, this is like those heroes in ancient Greek mythology!" Emily nodded with a smile, meaning He said deeply, "It's just, Link... Heroes like Prometheus and Achilles didn't end well."

"But isn't that what makes heroes great? And I'm sure Cedric will have a happy ending."

"Oh? Really? Just how come things don't seem to be in Cedric's favor? Look, Harry Potter has found the Snitch."

Emily pointed at the sky with a smile and looked in the direction she was pointing at, and she could see that Harry had already started to accelerate towards the faintly visible little bit of gold in the dark clouds on the zenith, and Cedric was obviously slow to react, only It could be that Sui was chasing hard behind Harry's back.

It's just that both of them are riding the same Nimbus 2000. With the same broom, Cedric can't catch up with Harry at all.

The scale of victory began to tilt, and many Hufflepuffs in the stands also covered their eyes in pain.

In their opinion, the game has been lost.

At this time, Link hugged Emily and smiled mysteriously:

"I don't think so."

At the next moment, a flash of lightning flashed across the sky, illuminating the sky and the countless dark shadows hidden in the rolling dark clouds.