abnormal hogwarts

"Now it's Steve Rogers of Slytherin who holds the Quaffle!"

Professor McGonagall's voice echoed across the Quidditch pitch.

Because Lee Jordan, who was originally in charge of commentating, was shaved into a Mediterranean haircut by Albert, and he was embarrassed to continue to serve as commentator with such a beautiful hairstyle, so Professor McGonagall had to take over the job.

"Steve Rogers chose to pass the Quaffle to Albert...Albert!" Professor McGonagall looked around and breathed a sigh of relief when she found that no one showed any reaction to her slip of the tongue.

"The passing Quaffle was intercepted by Oliver Wood!"

Albert glanced at the Gryffindor players who were constantly stuck around him. The opponent's tactics seemed not to let him get the Quaffle.

Are you counting on Harry to catch the Golden Snitch?

It's a pity that if it were Elizabeth before her bloodline was upgraded some time ago, she might not be able to match Harry in catching the Golden Snitch.

But now, if Harry can catch the Golden Snitch in front of Elizabeth, and Albert pulls his head upside down in front of all the teachers and students in the school...

Cough, wash your hair upside down.

Don’t talk too much, and it’s better to do less of this kind of flag-setting thing.

Mary Kate and Ashley completely ignored Albert, who was under heavy siege. Although the tactics they originally agreed upon were based on Albert, the tactics could be flexibly adjusted.

Now, in order to prevent Albert from getting the Quaffle, Gryffindor sent three people to chase and intercept him.

Since Albert is so able to attract firepower, let him hold down the three Gryffindors.

Albert is not the only chaser, there are two others.

Another chaser, with the help of his twin sisters, was able to score goals without any pressure at all.

"Another goal! Another ten points for Slytherin!" Professor McGonagall said with a hint of hatred in her voice.

What the hell is Oliver Wood doing?

In order to interfere with Albert, a novice playing the game for the first time, Oliver actually sent a batter and two chasers to target him?

If she wasn't being fair as a commentator, Professor McGonagall would have started talking to people with the microphone. However, she suppressed her confusion and anger and continued her explanation.

Because Professor McGonagall was not present when the Slytherin and Gryffindor Quidditch teams recruited new players that day.

So she didn't know that Albert could throw the Quaffle with his bare hands and throw the ball into a sonic boom, so she didn't know why Oliver Wood sent three people to guard Albert.

But soon she knew why.

"Alberd got the Quaffle!"

As Professor McGonagall finished speaking, the expressions of the Weasley twins all changed when they heard Professor McGonagall's words.

The Gryffindor goalkeeper immediately moved away from the goal.

Not only the goalkeeper, but all the Quidditch players on the line between Albert and the goal made room for Albert.

Elizabeth, who was wandering in the sky looking for traces of the Golden Snitch, covered her mouth and laughed.

Albert drove the blackbird broom forward to sprint a short distance, and threw the Quaffle towards the iron ring in the distance.

A red meteor flashed in everyone's eyes.

Professor McGonagall stared blankly at the distant arena. Did a big black mouse just pass by?

"Professor McGonagall, we Slytherin have scored." Albert rode on his broom and shouted towards the stands in the distance.

Elizabeth floated over, "Why don't you wait until my sister graduates and become a batsman."

Because Albert's pitch was too fast, no one present could see clearly whether the Quaffle passed through the middle of the goal accurately, so the game had to be paused.

Dumbledore extracted the scene at that time and projected it into the air in front of him. After a slow-motion replay, he confirmed that Albert had indeed scored, and then added Slytherin on the scoreboard. Ten points.

The game continues.

Next, Albert began to attack in all directions, causing several Gryffindor players responsible for guarding him to scramble.

Albert uses a Blackbird broom he made himself.

Because when it was originally designed, the Blackbird broom was positioned as a hypersonic aircraft, so Albert valued the Blackbird's flexibility extremely.

At hypersonic speeds above Mach [-], if the flexibility is not enough, Albert would have to fly hundreds of kilometers to complete the U-turn.

In order to be able to complete a short-distance U-turn, Albert had worked hard on the flexibility of the Blackbird broom.

In the current Quidditch game, the scramjet propulsion engine is disabled. For the Blackbird broomstick, which can only fly within the speed of sound, the originally designed steering system seems redundant.

Coupled with Albert's unique physique, there is no need to consider the problem of overload, making it possible to make unreasonable maneuvers such as turning at sharp angles without slowing down, stopping momentarily and then turning around on the spot.

This made Albert's movements become extremely ghostly, and Fred, Angelina and the other chaser were completely unable to guard against him.

However, Gryffindor's three team members to guard Albert was already the limit, and it was impossible to send more people.

So Gryffindor simply gave up tracking Albert.

No matter how hard they tried to defend, they couldn't stop it. If they didn't withdraw their manpower and go back to defend their own goal, which had been broken into a sieve by the other two Slytherin chasers, there really would be no need to play this game.

Haven't you seen that the score has already reached [-] points?

Without anyone to mark him, Albert relied on the fact that the performance of the Blackbird broom was much superior to that of the Sweeping Seven Stars, and he began to steal the Quaffle like crazy.

Every time Albert got the Quaffle, the Gryffindor goalkeeper automatically moved out of the way.

Although wizards are much stronger than Muggles due to the protection of magic power in their bodies, for example, if they fall from a broomstick tens of meters high in the air, although the Quidditch players will be injured due to the impact, they will not be exposed on the spot. Killings are extremely rare.

Unless they fall at an extremely fast speed and hit the ground head first.

At this time, as long as the injured wizards can get timely treatment with healing magic, even the simplest healing magic can drag them back from the edge of death.

But intercepting Albert's Quaffle...

Gryffindor's goalkeeper believed that he would not have any chance to save him, and the most likely outcome would be to die suddenly on the spot.

He was still young and he didn't want to die, so every time Albert got the Quaffle, he would obediently get out of the way of the goal.

None of the Gryffindor students blamed him. If they were present, they would have made the same choice.

Slytherin's goal was already numb, and the point difference quickly reached more than [-] points and was still expanding rapidly.

As the commentator, Professor McGonagall put down the microphone at some point and sat back in the stands, choosing to be a quiet, expressionless ordinary audience member.

There is nothing to explain about this game. It is completely a one-sided massacre of Slytherin against Gryffindor.

Fortunately, Albert still had martial ethics and did not throw the Quaffle at their team members.

They couldn't imagine what the scene would be like if Albert became a batsman.