Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 116 Ryan’s Discovery

It was already half past four, and Harry was reading "The Origins of Quidditch" that Roger had just distributed. Roger's warnings were still coming from the side. For example, he had just gone to the library and brought several books to the library. The wizard's name was given to the librarian, Mrs. Pince.

"Except for you, Harry, this book belongs to me. You can read it as you like. Just return it to me within this semester." Roger's head suddenly popped out from the side, startling Harry.

When Roger walked away, Harry whispered: "I remember Roger Davis was just a chaser, not the Quidditch captain. Why is he?"

Harry's words were like poking a hornet's nest, and several senior wizards who were unfamiliar to him and had never met before came over.

"Yes, he is only in the third grade."

"Captain Jonny was blind to choose him as a candidate for captain."

"Swipe is just an antique, Nimbus is the best."

Ryan was lying on the chair beside him boredly. It was really interesting that there were so many stories about something like Quidditch.

In Ryan's view, the elimination of other flying instruments is just because British wizards are more conservative. Even in the age of secrecy, there are still a large number of wizards and witches traveling on broomsticks, and they have no worries about airplanes because wizards Close to the wreck.

He was just pretending to use the Disillusionment Charm while flying, saying he was avoiding being seen by Muggles.

To be honest, this method can only deceive the Muggles on the ground. When the broomstick flies overhead, the Muggles standing on the ground may only see a slight flash of light in the night sky, and they will regard it as blurred vision. Signs of drowsiness or hallucinations caused by light.

But the Muggles on the plane are different. If they are unlucky, the plane will lose control due to the magic magnetic field and eventually crash.

Although Ryan is a time traveler, he is actually a native British wizard. This is the habit here. No matter what product it is or what it is used for, they tend to prefer the original design, which has more so-called historical heritage.

The flying prop is a broom in the beginning, so it can only be a broom.

In addition, what is interesting is that perhaps Harry himself did not realize that Quidditch is not an unfamiliar word in the Muggle world.

The book "Quidditch: Origins" is also available in the Muggle community, and its royalties are donated to Comic Relief.

The foundation was established in 1985, when Harry was 5 years old.

It has now received £174 - more than 000 galleons in donations - and the book has even been enchanted with a thief's spell.

If you see this book in a bookstore, keep reading it, and buy it when you are almost finished and are not ready to pay, at this time, the money in your pocket will disappear and be used as charity.

So the Secrecy Law is just a fig leaf. As long as you are strong enough, no other wizard will care.

Just like the establishment of this foundation and the publication of "Quidditch Origins" are also related to Dumbledore, but no cats or dogs came out to accuse Dumbledore of breaking the law.

This old man is quietly publishing some culture and stories from the magical world to the Muggle world, letting Muggles understand that wizards are no different from them. They are all the same kind who laugh when happy and cry when hurt.

As for why I chose this book, it's because this book only tells about a fictional sport, and it is also the most popular in Hogwarts.

When Dumbledore told him that he was going to take a book as a master copy and copy it to the Muggle world, the librarian Mrs. Pince complained to him that "Quidditch Origins" had to be turned over carelessly every day. The drippings were irritated and abused by everyone.

In Dumbledore's opinion, this was a compliment no matter which book it was.

So he chose this book as the mother copy, and then removed some of the spells on it to keep it ordinary.

This way, you won't find that when you are scribbling on this book, it will suddenly circle around your head and hit you hard. Thinking of this, Ryan couldn't help shaking his head. This world is really interesting. After getting rid of all the threats, Ryan discovered some interesting things that he usually ignored.

For example, the Muggle world is different from his previous life. Somewhere unknown to him, books introducing the magical world are lying on the shelves of Muggle libraries, and they are read as fantasy novels.

This novel feeling is really indescribable. Only time travelers like myself can find fun in it. For people who have always lived in this world, these different information and things are a normal part of their lives, such as Common as flowers, plants and trees.

The senior student who had just complained about Roger Davis next to Harry had disappeared. Ryan had nothing to do and came to Harry's side and started reading together.

"Huh? It seems that there are so few flying wizards that this author would think so." Ryan thought.

In this world, unlike the movie version, except for Voldemort and Harry's seventh-year Snape, so far wizards have not invented any spells that allow them to fly in human form without the use of any tools.

The only ones who can fly freely are the few wizards who have transformed their Animagus into winged animals.

However, from another perspective, this book is also harmful.

Its author is an expert in the field of Quidditch, but it is really shallow to assert at the beginning that no wizard has invented a flight-related spell.

If Hermione read this book, she would probably be misled as well.

In many books in the magical world, each author not only speaks in his own field, but usually adds his own superficial opinions at the beginning. These things are all restrictions, telling young wizards who should have unlimited potential that they cannot resurrect the dead or kill. It will make the soul impure, such and such magic is evil, etc.

No wonder Hermione in the original world line denied the existence of the Elder Wand and the Resurrection Stone. As a know-it-all, while memorizing magical knowledge, she also became stubborn and did not know how to adapt.

The spell of flying must have existed. The wizards themselves were originally powerful creatures like gods, and flying was just an instinct.

No related spells have been handed down, but the wizards at that time could not imagine that the wizards in the future would be so weak. Flying still requires spells. Isn't it just a matter of having hands?

Magic is a miracle. The first step to learn magic is to believe that you can do anything. If you can't do it now, that's just now.

"Ryan, what's wrong with you?" Harry said, and he suddenly noticed that Ryan was angry.

"Nothing, Harry, are you really saying there are no flight-related spells?" Ryan asked.

"Definitely not. It's said in the book that no wizard has ever invented such a spell." Hermione, who was secretly infatuated with Ryan, interjected.

"I think there should be. Flying broomsticks can make wizards fly."

"I think the reason why there is no such spell is because it doesn't apply. If you fly by yourself, you won't be able to fly very far before you fall down from exhaustion."

"The Levitation Charm can make objects float, so why can't that object be ourselves." Harry retorted.

"Yes, look, where are we?" Ryan said suddenly, followed by the screams of Hermione and Harry.

They were actually above Hogwarts at the moment. An invisible force came from Ryan, making them swim like fish in the ocean of the sky.

"Hermione, Harry, you have to remember that magic is omnipotent." Ryan said.

The next second, Harry and Hermione were breathing heavily, and they were back in the lounge, as if they had never left, but the moist feeling of the clouds on Harry's fingertips reminded him that everything was not an illusion.

(End of this chapter)