Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 69 Incredible Techniques

"Speaking of which, this wizard's body, strength, speed, and other aspects aren't much stronger than a normal person's, but his vitality is absolutely tenacious!"

Jerry, riding his flying broomstick, watched Neville plummet from a height of over ten meters to the ground and couldn't help but sigh.

If he remembered correctly, Neville only suffered some minor injuries after falling to the ground. Ms. Hooch helped him to the school hospital for treatment, and he was fully recovered by evening.

If it were a normal person, let alone a child, even a strong adult would probably be badly injured if he fell from a height of more than ten meters.

Jerry made a slight adjustment to the angle of his flying broom, swooped down, and swiftly caught Neville's school uniform as it fell.

"Gotcha!"

Upon seeing this, the young wizards below immediately let out a gasp of surprise.

At that moment, Neville's weight, combined with the powerful downward force, caused Jerry, who was holding onto him, to lose his balance and was about to be pulled off the flying broom.

This caused another round of screams from Ms. Hodge and the young wizards below.

However, Jerry is no stranger to this situation; he has encountered similar situations before, having saved many people from jumping off buildings while riding his flying broom.

He activated Superman mode, his body jerked violently, and his feet hooked onto the flying broom, instantly converting the force of the fall into a swinging motion, pulling Neville on the flying broom and spinning him around several times.

After all the power was dissipated, he pulled Neville back onto the flying broom.

"I'm telling you, Neville, you need to lose weight!"

Jerry, having regained control of his flying broom, steered it towards the ground while laughing at Neville, whom he was holding.

By this time, Neville's face had turned deathly pale with fright. He didn't answer Jerry's question, but instead burst into tears, his eyes and nose snot running everywhere.

If Jerry hadn't saved him, he would have really thought he was going to die.

Jerry gently placed Neville on the lawn while riding his flying broomstick. He then flipped off the broomstick, and the two were instantly surrounded by the young wizards.

Lady Hooch and the young Gryffindor wizards were mostly concerned about and comforting Neville, while the young Slytherin wizards didn't care about Neville's life or death, but instead looked at Jerry with admiration.

Although most of the young wizards in Slytherin have been exposed to flying brooms since childhood, at most they can only fly around the yard, reaching a height of about three or four meters.

Things like almost hitting a Muggle's helicopter are just self-aggrandizing jokes.

Wizards who haven't learned the Disillusionment Charm are not allowed to ride flying brooms in the Muggle world; the Secret Law is no joke.

Unless you live in a very remote place like the Weasleys.

Therefore, Jerry's thrilling flying broomstick rescue operation was truly amazing in their eyes. This was not bragging, but a real, live broadcast.

Especially that flying broomstick spinning move just now, it was an unprecedented skill, so cool!

They even felt that they had never seen anyone perform such a difficult technique in previous World Quidditch tournaments.

Is it really possible for a human to hold a flying broom between their feet and spin it in the air while holding another one in their hand?

"Mr. Carmen just bravely saved Mr. Longbottom from his mistake with her superb flying broomstick skills. Excellent, outstanding! I give Slytherin a perfect 10!"

Seeing that Neville was only slightly shaken and unharmed, Mrs. Hodge breathed a sigh of relief and then loudly announced to Jerry.

As a flight instructor, if Neville were to die as a result, she would absolutely have to take responsibility, and she would never be able to forgive herself.

Therefore, Ms. Hodge was genuinely grateful to Jerry for saving Neville.

The key point is that Jerry's flying broomstick skills impressed her greatly. To be able to ride a flying broomstick at such a level on his first time, he definitely has the potential to be a top player in the future Quidditch arena!

"marvelous!"

Slytherin immediately gained ten points, and all the young Slytherin wizards, including Malfoy Jr., couldn't help but applaud.

If someone is about as good as you, you'll try to compete with them. But if they're too good, so good that you feel a bit hopeless, your thoughts might slowly change.

At this moment, Jerry gave Malfoy some of those feelings.

In terms of learning ability, Jerry is the best in all subjects, even in Potions, which is his specialty.

In terms of magical ability, Jerry can already cast all the spells in the textbooks in Transfiguration and Charms classes, while he, who has a foundation, can't even master a third of them.

In a fight, Jerry alone could take on him, plus Goyle and Crabbe, and be utterly defeated.

Now, even his flying broom, which he felt was the only thing he could beat Jerry, has almost no hope of winning, especially since his opponent is using a flying broom for the first time today.

How can we even compare them?

He always disliked Harry and opposed him because Harry had a great reputation for defeating the Dark Lord, but he didn't feel that Harry was that much of a genius.

He even felt that Harry was inferior to him in many ways, especially in Potions class.

Most importantly, as a pure-blood wizard, he didn't join Slytherin but went to Gryffindor, preferring to befriend the Weasleys, those traitors, rather than befriend the noble him.

"See? I told you Jerry is absolutely the best!"

At that moment, Daphne, in Slytherin, glanced triumphantly at Pansy.

Pansy looked at Jerry, who was still smiling amidst the applause, and couldn't help but nod.

"I admit, he is indeed somewhat different!"

On the other side, the young Gryffindor wizards, though somewhat disappointed to hear Slytherin receive a perfect score, still clapped.

They truly admired Jerry's actions, especially since he risked his own life to save their young Gryffindor wizard. What reason did they have not to applaud?

Wizards of Gryffindor are not petty or narrow-minded.

Ten minutes later, the class returned to normal. Neville, still recovering from his experience, sat down to rest, while the other young wizards, riding their flying brooms, began to attempt flight at a height of two or three meters under Madam Hooch's guidance.

At this height, with soft grass below, even if you fall, it won't be a big deal.

However, everyone performed quite well; apart from a few who were wobbly, the others were quite stable.

"Slow down, don't rush, yes, just keep the direction steady!"

Jerry, riding his flying broom, stood beside Hermione, carefully instructing her on how to fly, while on the other side, Malfoy and Harry, who was experiencing flying brooms for the first time, were locked in a tense standoff.

The two of them started competing against each other.

Although it was Harry's first time interacting with the virus, he showed great talent, and in every aspect he was just as good as Malfoy, which made Malfoy very unhappy.

He could accept losing to Jerry, but he was absolutely not happy about losing to Harry.

(End of this chapter)