Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 566 Shock Absorption Spell

After lunch, Ron disappeared again.

While everyone else chose to return to the Ravenclaw common room to wait for the afternoon classes.

Ron still stood firm in the hallway.

He looked out at the large ship in the black lake in the distance.

Expecting to find Krum among the figures coming down from above.

However, it seemed that Krum was also avoiding him.

Ron still had no idea until Harry saw him in the Charms classroom.

Neville has something to say about this: "I heard that Krum has seen the third-year Ravenclaw schedule.

I also asked what elective courses you took.

Give it up, Ron, unless you're playing hooky.

Or do you want to catch Krum?"

"So, Krum can also read the Gryffindor timetable?

Lavender!" Ron looked as if he had suddenly realized something.

He shouldn't have ignored his girlfriend by staring at Krum.

He could keep an eye on Krum.

But Krum can also steal home because of this!

So Ron held Neville's hands tightly, "Thank you!"

Then the bell rang and Professor Flitwick jumped out from under the podium.

Relying on his height advantage, he was hiding there just now.

Seeing that the students below did not do anything stupid while he was away, he nodded with satisfaction.

Standing on a pile of books stacked high on the ground, he briefly called the roll and began his lecture: "Please turn to page 2 of "Standard Spells (Level )".

The spell we are going to learn today is the Cushioning Charm, which you can also call the cushion charm.

Because it was originally used in the production of flying brooms to ensure that the person riding the broom feels more comfortable.

Elio Smethwick invented the spell in 1820."

Professor Flitwick paused and asked, "Then why is its technical term called the Shock Absorbing Charm, rather than the Cushion Charm?

You, Harry!"

“Because what it does is actually create an invisible softening effect on the surface of the target.

At Hogwarts, the very first Quidditch games were played on a surface that was cast with this spell.

But under the leadership of more and more Gryffindor students, most students developed the bad habit of riding their brooms high up and then jumping down from the sky.

The spell is broken," said Harry, standing up.

Professor Flitwick nodded with satisfaction, "Five points for Ravenclaw!"

Then he drew out his wand again, "Extension!"

The space in the classroom expanded upwards according to Professor Flitwick's idea.

The floor height, which was previously only 10 feet, was extended to 80 feet.

Harry, who was sitting in the last row, was also surprised to find that he was getting farther and farther away from the wall.

Professor Flitwick waved the spell again, and the books piled behind him first grew larger, then bounced up, forming a circular staircase behind the students.

Professor Flitwick waved his wand again, "Cushioning Maxima!"

Harry touched the corners of the tables and chairs and the ground curiously.

He was surprised to find that it was all springy, as soft as the most comfortable couch you could sink into.

Feel the comfort of a Nimbus series broomstick.

This is why wizards have the confidence to put their most vulnerable parts on a wooden stick.

Professor Flitwick looked at Harry approvingly and said, "Very good, Harry has discovered it.

The entire room was now under a dampening spell.

You can try climbing these stairs made of books.

Jump in and try it out, and experience the effects of the shock-absorbing spell for yourself."

So, in the following time, all the students in the classroom started jumping up and down.

This place seems to have become a trampoline in the Muggle world.

Even Ron, who was concerned about Lavender, was attracted by all this and devoted himself to the game. When the bell rang, everyone had not yet recovered from it.

Even the foot-long paper assigned by Professor Flitwick failed to impress the crowd.

He just watched reluctantly as Professor Flitwick restored everything to its original state.

"Ron, where are you going?" Neville asked loudly as he watched Ron suddenly run away.

"I'm going to the hall. Gryffindor has just finished the Care of Magical Creatures class." Ron replied casually and disappeared into the crowd.

"We?" Neville looked at Harry.

"Let's go to the first floor too. If Krum is really that jerk and is eyeing Lavender, Ron might run into him.

I'm worried about Ron getting hurt.

Besides, there is a question I have wanted to ask for a long time." So Harry and Neville also ran downstairs along the marble stairs.

Ten minutes later, on the lawn of Black Lake.

Around the bright green Castrobus students.

Harry and Neville found Ron.

Beside him were Lavender and Parvati.

At this moment, Lavender was clinging to him, saying something.

"Fortunately, I finally arrived, and you are all here." Harry's words were meaningful.

"Harry, are you worried that I can't beat Krum?" Ron glanced at the big ship on the Black Lake in the distance in dismay.

“I have a few questions for you.

First of all, Parvati, you didn't tell Krum that Ron is Lavender's boyfriend?"

Parvati nodded in response.

“I already knew that.

Parvati told me.

Krum is a bastard." Lavender shook her golden hair in dissatisfaction.

Harry just smiled at this, "You happen to be next.

Lavender, you never mentioned Ron as your boyfriend in your letter."

Lavender nodded impatiently, "So what?
Isn't Ron his friend?

He must have known my identity a long time ago." Lavender paused.

She noticed that Ron's expression had hardened. "Wait, you never mentioned me in front of Krum?"

Ron laughed dryly, "I thought you had already mentioned in your letter that you were my girlfriend, but Krum still pursued you relentlessly."

"So, this is all a misunderstanding." Harry breathed a sigh of relief.

Neville also relaxed slightly.

They almost thought that Krum was a real bastard.

But if that's the case, why does Krum keep avoiding Ron?

Ron also thought of this question and turned to look at the ship.

All three ignored Krum's mistaken belief that Ron was pursuing him.

In the eyes of the three, as well as Lavender and Parvati, there was nothing wrong with Ron's performance.

That hatred was obvious.

But the people around Harry, Neville and Ron, out of consideration for their own reputation, never mentioned it.

As for Lavender and Parvati, people around them thought that Lavender was the unlucky one who was used as a shield and a victim.

Naturally, there was no mention of it.

So now, a new misunderstanding has arisen.

"Could it be that Krum already knows about the relationship between Lavender and Ron?
So, for the sake of face, he never dared to show up in front of us." Harry analyzed.

Neville, Ron, Lavender, and Parvati all agreed with this.

“No, I must explain this to Krum!

Lavender, let me do it, don't write a letter to explain to him!" Ron's eyes were burning with fire.

He thought it would be more appropriate for him to repair this broken relationship.

(End of this chapter)