Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 27 Jerry's Flag

"Crack!"

Neville reached out and held down the chocolate frog that had jumped from the box onto the table, then put it into his big mouth, biting off the frog's head in one bite, chewing and swallowing it.

(So ​​cruel ヽ()!!!)

Meanwhile, the golden-backed toad Rafer, who had been lying next to Neville, watched Neville eat the chocolate frog and shivered silently. He turned around, quietly jumped off his seat, and disappeared in a few leaps.

"Navie, you seem to really like chocolate frogs!"

Hermione ate her cake in small bites, watching Neville devour six chocolate frogs in a row, and couldn't help but ask curiously.

"I don't particularly like it, but it comes with pictures of famous wizards, which I've already collected. Oh, what should I do? I forgot how many pictures I've collected, and which ones I'm still missing!"

Neville took a picture out of the box and placed it in front of the two of them. He had only explained half of it when he suddenly became sad.

Sure enough, this combination of blind box opening and collecting tendencies works very well for people of any country and age, even wizards.

Jerry remembered that in his past life, when he was a child, he spent all of his meager pocket money on Little Raccoon instant noodles. It wasn't that he particularly liked them, but rather that he wanted to collect all 108 Water Margin cards inside.

Although they didn't collect them all in the end.

He shook his head, interrupting his reminiscence, and he and Hermione looked at the picture on the table together.

The picture shows an elderly man who is clearly very old, as his hair and beard are all white.

The old man had a long, crooked nose, wore crescent-shaped glasses, and a purple magician's robe; he looked very kind.

The picture has a name written below it: Albus Dumbledore!

"It's Dumbledore!"

Hermione gasped in surprise when she saw the name.

Jerry reached out and flipped the picture card over, revealing a series of introductions about Dumbledore on the back:

Albus Dumbledore, the current headmaster of Hogwarts.

Recognized as the greatest wizard of our time,

Dumbledore's well-known contributions include:

In 1945, he defeated the dark wizard Grindelwald.

Twelve uses for dragon blood were discovered.

He and his partner Nicolas Flamel achieved remarkable success in alchemy.

Professor Dumbledore was fond of chamber music and ten-pin rolls.

"Defeating the Dark Wizard Grindelwald in 1945—that was probably the achievement Dumbledore least wanted!"

Jerry, who has seen "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," knows that Dumbledore and Grindelwald were lovers who deeply loved each other.

Turning the picture card over again, the portrait of Dumbledore on the front had disappeared; it had probably gone to visit other pictures.

"Nawi, try to eat less chocolate frog in the future!"

Jerry looked away and glanced at Neville, who was still trying to remember how many pictures he had collected, and kindly offered a reminder.

Why?

Neville looked puzzled.

"Because eating too much chocolate can lead to weight gain, and you might never collect all the picture cards!"

Jerry glanced at Neville's chubby figure.

Being too fat makes it hard to find a younger girlfriend!

"By the way, have you decided which college you'll be going to?"

Upon seeing Dumbledore's picture, Hermione seemed to recall something, and her emotions suddenly became agitated.

However, before Jerry and Neville could answer, she immediately started muttering like a machine gun:

"I hope to be sorted into Gryffindor. Everyone says it's the best. I heard Dumbledore himself graduated from there. But I don't think Ravenclaw is too bad either..."

Okay, so what she said was actually a rhetorical question.

After Hermione rattled off a whole explanation, Neville finally mustered up a little courage and raised his hand:

"I also hope to be a Gryffindor, because Grandma says my mom and dad are both Gryffindors!"

"Jerry, what about you? Which college would you like to attend?"

After hearing Neville's answer, Hermione immediately nodded in agreement, then turned her gaze to Jerry.

Jerry hesitated for a moment, then replied with a smile:

"That must be Gryffindor!"

After such a long period of consideration, Jerry has gradually made up his mind about the choice of which school to choose.

Originally, he thought it would be best to be Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff, so that he could quietly learn magic and improve himself without any danger.

But after thinking about it, he realized that he was so desperate for Little Red Stars, and since he could earn them in the Small World, joining the Reckless Academy, which was known for its troublemakers, didn't seem like a bad idea.

Moreover, Professor McGonagall, the Headmaster of Gryffindor, although a bit serious, is a very nice person, and I had a very good impression of him last time.

If he makes good use of the "energizing" function later on, his academic performance will naturally be good, and he might even be able to get extra tutoring from Professor McGonagall.

Just like when Professor McGonagall applied for a "Time-Turner" to assist Hermione's learning in third grade.

The key is that he wants to get a good flying broom before his next return. Without a suitable means of transportation, his efficiency in earning red stars in the Marvel universe is too low.

By joining Gryffindor, he could follow the original storyline, intercept the Memory Orb before Harry, and show off a flashy maneuver in front of Professor McGonagall.

In this way, Professor McGonagall would make an exception and let him join the Gryffindor team, and even give him a Nimbus 2000 out of his own pocket.

In this way, wouldn't we get the fastest flying broom on the market for free?

As for whether his flying broom skills are lacking, there's absolutely no need to worry about that.

What does Quidditch test?

Is it the level of magic power within the body?

Is it the ability to use magic?

Of course not, otherwise how could Harry, who knew no magic at all when he first enrolled, have been considered for special admission?

Quidditch truly tests a player's coordination and reaction time.

Therefore, physical fitness and keen senses are the most important.

Similarly, a wizard who excels in combat not only needs good magical abilities, but also needs a certain talent in physical fitness, reaction speed, and other aspects.

Just like in terms of learning ability, and in terms of the use and understanding of magic, Hermione is miles ahead of Harry.

However, in terms of combat, Harry's actual fighting ability is much stronger than Hermione's.

So Harry was able to join the Quidditch team as soon as school started, while Hermione's broomstick flying lessons weren't going very well.

Physical fitness and keen senses are Jerry's strengths!

As long as he can control the flying broomstick to take off, activate Superman mode, and instantly push his five senses and body to their limits, Jerry is confident that he can completely crush not only the exceptionally talented Harry, but even the top Quidditch players.

(End of this chapter)