Hogwarts: This holy light is righteously evil

Puni watched the game and it was really exciting. It would be great to be able to go to the stadium in person.

......

morning.

Breakfast in the auditorium was still in progress, the aroma of toasted bread and the rich scent of cured meat filled the air, and the long tables were full of students eating, with laughter and chatter coming from time to time.

As soon as Puni stepped into the auditorium, several familiar figures immediately came into view.

Cho Chang was sitting at the Ravenclaw dining table when she saw him; her eyes lit up and a gentle smile appeared on her face.

Marcos and Eddie waved in response.

Puni smiled and walked forward. Just as he was about to sit down next to Cho Chang, his gaze suddenly fell on a familiar figure waving at him from the Gryffindor dining table not far away. It was Katie Bell.

The girl who rode the Hogwarts Express with him and arrived at the castle by boat was sorted into Gryffindor after the start of the school year. The two of them have been busy with their own things lately and haven't seen each other for quite some time.

He stopped, waved to Katie, and strode over, his tone gentle yet familiar: "Hi, Katie, long time no see. How have you been doing in Gryffindor?"

Katie immediately put down her knife and fork, a bright smile on her face, her tone lively and cheerful: "I'm totally used to it! The atmosphere in Gryffindor is wonderful, everyone is so warm and welcoming, there's no sense of restraint at all, it suits my personality perfectly, I've completely adapted to it already."

Those who know Katie know that she is a lively, cheerful, and outgoing girl. The courage and enthusiasm of Gryffindor are indeed a perfect match for her personality, and being sorted into Gryffindor is undoubtedly the best arrangement for her.

After chatting for a bit, Katie suddenly leaned closer, a sly glint in her eyes, and said with a smile, "By the way, Penny, I've heard something big—in flying class, you competed against the Hufflepuff students and won first place! You kept it from us, and it's been a week now before I heard it from the other Gryffindor students!"

Hearing this, Puni blinked, sighed with feigned distress, and said helplessly, "Hey, don't make fun of me. I didn't mean to hide it from you. I just thought it was a trivial matter."

"Besides, even if only a week has passed, it's too short a time. I have a bad feeling that Mrs. Hooch will definitely not give me a good look at the next flight lesson."

Katie's smile vanished, and she asked in confusion, "Why? You won the competition, Mrs. Hodge should be praising you, why is she angry with you?"

Marcos, who had been eating with his head down and his mouth full, finally swallowed his food and quickly interjected, "Why else?"

"Katie, think about it. If you can hear this from a Gryffindor student, then the other Gryffindor students must already know about it."

"Then how could those Gryffindor guys possibly resist having a flight lesson with Puni?"

As soon as Marcos finished speaking, Cho Chang, Eddie, and Katie, who were present, couldn't help but laugh.

Everyone knows that Gryffindor students are extremely competitive, with an indomitable spirit in their bones. Upon learning that Puni won first place in the flying competition, they would absolutely not sit idly by. In the next flying lesson, they would definitely take the initiative to challenge him and make sure to determine who was better. If Gryffindor could refrain from competing, that would be more unbelievable than the sun rising from the north.

The group laughed for a while before gradually calming down and continuing to enjoy their breakfast.

Katie wiped the breadcrumbs from the corner of her mouth as she continued, "By the way, Puni, what you said to Mrs. Hodge during your first flight lesson is now being spread throughout all the colleges."

"I particularly agree with what you said: 'If second-year students want to join the House Quidditch team, now is the time to give them a chance to show themselves.'"

"I've always been particularly interested in Quidditch, and I've long ago decided that when I'm in my second year, I absolutely have to try and join the Gryffindor Quidditch team!"

"So if there's a competition in the next flight lesson, I'll definitely go all out and try to get first place, laying the foundation for joining the Quidditch team in the future!"

Hearing Katie's words, Puni frowned even more, his face showing deeper distress. He deliberately put on a pitiful look: "Katie, please spare me!"

"If you actually win the competition, the boys in Gryffindor will definitely be unwilling to accept it, and they might even riot. Then your flying lessons will definitely become even more chaotic."

"Just imagine, if Mrs. Hooch saw that the flight class had been turned into a mess, she would definitely be even angrier at me. How am I supposed to live like that?"

Puni's words once again drew laughter from everyone. Cho Chang laughed heartily, Eddie slapped the table and laughed, and Marcos couldn't help but tease, "Puni, you're exaggerating. Mrs. Hodge isn't that petty. Even if the flight class is a little chaotic, she won't really hold a grudge against you!"

The laughter gradually subsided, and Katie reiterated her thoughts with a firm look in her eyes. Looking at her serious expression, Puni also had a few ideas in his mind.

His flying talent is already outstanding, and he even won first place in the last competition. Joining the Ravenclaw Quidditch team in his second year would be no problem at all. He could use his strengths and participate in Quidditch matches with his friends, which would be a good thing.

Puni turned to Cho Chang beside him: "Cho, what about you? I remember you have a great talent for flying too. You were very skilled at controlling your broom during your first flying lesson. Why don't you practice Quidditch more? Maybe we can join Ravenclaw's Quidditch team together someday."

Before Cho Chang could even speak, Katie immediately came over, excitedly grabbing Cho Chang's hand and saying eagerly, "Great! If you could practice Quidditch with me, we could encourage each other and improve together. I could also improve my flying skills better, and maybe even adapt to the rhythm of Quidditch faster!"

In fact, Qiu Zhang herself was very interested in flying, and she did have a good talent for flying. In her first flight lesson, she showed a level of proficiency far beyond that of her peers.

Hearing Puni's suggestion and Katie's enthusiastic invitation, she pondered for a moment, then nodded gently, a tender smile on her face: "Okay, then let's practice together from now on. Practicing with friends should be fun and help us improve faster."

The group exchanged smiles, their hearts filled with anticipation, and were about to continue their discussion about practicing Quidditch when a faint gust of wind suddenly approached.