Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 26 Moon's Slingshot

On Thursday, the flight class finally arrived amid everyone's anxious anticipation.

Neville specifically chose a seat next to Hermione at the breakfast table so that he could memorize the flying knowledge in the book.

Although Hermione had read Quidditch Through the Ages five times, Neville unfortunately hadn't memorized a single flying rule.

Fortunately, the arrival of the owl in the morning solved some of Neville's memory problems.

He received a transparent magic memory ball. It is said that as long as the holder holds this magical glass ball, it can find out if the holder has forgotten something.

However, Neville was not happy for more than three seconds after taking the memory ball, because the transparent glass ball in his hand turned red.

"What should I do? What did I forget?"

Just as Neville was seeking help from the people around him, Malfoy suddenly jumped out from behind him and snatched the memory ball away.

Seeing Malfoy's smug grin, Harry and Ron stood up immediately.

These two people said in the dormitory every day that they were eager to fight Malfoy, and now that they have the chance, they will naturally not let it go.

Moon also stared at Malfoy, his hand put down the spoon and slowly reached into his pocket.

The imagined conflict did not occur because Professor McGonagall, who was good at spotting problems, came over in time.

In the end, Malfoy could only throw the memory ball back on the dining table and quickly fled the hall.

There was another Transfiguration class in the morning. This week, Professor McGonagall was explaining how to turn a needle back into a match. This spell was a little more difficult than last week.

Ron, who was sitting in the back, had already blown away two silver needles, one of which was Harry's.

When Neville cast the spell, the needle accidentally flew out and broke the chandelier on the ceiling.

Professor McGonagall had to cast a "Restore As Before" spell to get the broken chandelier back on the ceiling.

Moon finally got a match after two attempts, but Hermione did it in one try.

Professor Flitwick explained a new spell in the afternoon Charms class.

"Alaho is open."

This is also the second spell that Moon mastered, the unlocking spell.

Perhaps because she had to take flying lessons, Hermione had to learn this spell twice before she successfully opened the lock on the desk.

The weather was very good in the afternoon, with only a few lazy white clouds floating in the blue sky.

Today is a very good day for flying, these are the words of Ms. Huo Qi, Moon's flying teacher.

"Okay, hold on tight, everyone stand next to a broom."

Madam Hooch's words were firm and powerful, but they could not stop the young wizards from trembling in their hearts.

"The brooms at school are so worn out," Ron muttered.

Moon agreed. The broom he was given was old and tattered, and he could even see that several of the broom tails were broken.

"Stretch out your right hand, place it over the broom, and say, Get up!"

The first point Ms. Huo Qi taught was to communicate with the broom, and the way to communicate was to shout at the broom.

"stand up!"

"stand up."

"Get up~"

Different voices came from the grass. Moon thought Hermione would be the first, but he was wrong this time.

Harry's broom only called out once before it obediently jumped into his hands.

Moon shouted twice and achieved the same effect, and the same thing happened to Malfoy on the opposite side.

When the little Slytherin took the broom in his hand, he looked at Neville with disdain.

Neville's broom didn't move at all throughout the whole process, and his voice was trembling with fear.

Hermione was a little better. After her broom rolled five or six times on the ground, it finally jumped into her hands.

"Okay, now everyone grab your broom."

Neville bent down and picked up the broom.

"Okay, now make sure you hold on to your brooms firmly, and when the whistle blows, kick your legs."

Before Madam Hooch had finished explaining the rules, Neville's nervous legs gave way, and before Moon could grab the hem of his clothes, he was already flying. "Come back, kid!"

Words cannot bring the little wizard back from the sky, and the consequences of flying without permission are also very serious.

Neville's wrist was broken.

When Madam Hooch took him to the hospital, she told everyone to put down their brooms and not move, otherwise they would be fired.

Moon immediately put the broom on the ground, for he was afraid that he would not be able to control himself and kick his legs hard.

Hermione had been reciting the flying rules every day for a week, and Moon had memorized them all by heart; now all that was left was to put them into practice.

Just as Moon was recalling the key points of flying in his mind, the Lislytherin students and the Gryffindor students in the team started arguing.

Malfoy was showing off a small glowing ball in his hand.

That was Neville's memory ball, which he must have dropped when he fell down just now.

"Come and get it, Potter!"

Malfoy said, and immediately flew off on his broom.

And Harry followed closely behind.

Moon didn't reach for the broom, but picked up a stone from the grass.

When everyone was paying attention to the two people flying into the sky, Moon had already taken out his slingshot and aimed at Malfoy's broom head.

boom!
After the broom head was hit, Malfoy was so scared that he quickly grabbed the broom with both hands and tried to maintain his balance.

And the memory ball had been thrown down by him.

"Too high!"

Seeing the memory ball fall, Moon put away his slingshot and ran to the center of the field.

Although they were on the grass now, Malfoy was already flying as high as the fifth floor of the castle. If the memory ball fell, it would definitely shatter.

However, what Moon didn't expect was that Harry actually flew down quickly in the air, and just when the memory ball was about to land, he actually caught it steadily.

At that time, Harry was only about the height of his wand from the ground.

Harry, holding the Remembrane Ball, had no time to feel happy before Professor McGonagall angrily called him away.

Moon kept staring at the direction Harry left, and he found that the wizard bar of this gentle little boy had actually increased a lot.

One quarter grid.

"Is flying Harry's area of ​​expertise?"

Only after watching Professor McGonagall lead Harry into the castle did Moon return to the team.

"Who is it? Who is hitting me?"

Malfoy looked at the people around him angrily. He had just used a lot of effort to keep the broom steady in mid-air.

If he hadn't been a good flyer, he would have probably been sent to the school infirmary like Neville.

"No one hit you, could it be a bird?"

"Birds? Can't I see birds? Gore! Someone hit me with stones."

No one around admitted it, and Malfoy finally gave up because he couldn't find anyone.

However, Hermione was very sharp and noticed the last person to enter the team.

Moon sat with everyone as if nothing had happened, discussing the air battle that had just taken place.

"Do you think Harry will be expelled?" Ron came over and asked carefully.

"That shouldn't be the case. Harry is helping Neville," Seamus agreed.

"It's okay. If Harry is expelled, we will explain the situation to the professor. It was Malfoy who flew up on the broom first."

The speaker was Parvati Patil, a very courageous Gryffindor girl, but she didn't seem to have a very good relationship with Hermione because they didn't say much to each other.

"That's right. If Harry is expelled, we will go together to Professor McGonagall and explain the situation."

With the assurances of a group of little lions, the first flying lesson ended so hastily.

　Ask for the follow-up reading, monthly ticket and recommendation ticket from the little wizard
　　
　
(End of this chapter)