HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Tonks did not go home during the Easter holidays. She was somewhat interested in joining the Quidditch team and decided to watch the house team practice during the holidays.

The captain of the Hufflepuff Quidditch team also suggested that if Tonks had good talent, she could join as an exception.

The Quidditch recruitment for second-year students ended last semester, and Tonks, who has only become interested in joining now, will inevitably undergo a more stringent assessment.

But Tonks didn't feel afraid. Just seeing that she stayed at the stadium throughout the holiday showed her determination this time.

While sitting at the long table for dinner, Mgina looked at Till and then at Tonks. Over there at the Gryffindor table, Charlie's loud voice from time to time could still be heard in her ears.

Mgina let out a long sigh: "Oh, you all have to join the Quidditch team, and I'm the only one left."

"And Bill." Till hadn't eaten Hogwarts food for a long time. Although it was not as good as the food prepared by the hotel chef with increasing care, it was still very delicious.

Moreover, Till actually felt a bit emotional about "reunion after a long separation". The more he ate, the more he wanted to sigh: "As expected, the food at Hogwarts makes my stomach feel better."

Although the food in the hotel was delicious, it always served a large table and was too exquisite and rich, which made Tiel feel sick to his stomach.

The familiar and simple food in front of him made Tiel's stomach feel comfortable when he first tasted it.

After listening to Tier's words, Mgina subconsciously glanced at Bill, who was sitting next to Charlie and was used to his brother's noisy face. She couldn't help but snicker: "That's right. Bill doesn't look like he's going to play on the field." Quidditch guy."

Bill was like a born good student. He was excellent at everything he did. His flying class scores were also praised personally by Mrs. Hooch. He was only a little worse than his younger brother who was extremely talented in Quidditch, but he was definitely far better. than other students.

Even some Quidditch players were not as fast and steady as Bill.

But even though Bill could use the broomstick as freely as the quill in his hand, he only dabbled in it and had no interest in Quidditch at all. No matter how much the Gryffindor Quidditch captain tried to persuade him, he never let go.

That is to say, Bill is indeed excellent in everything, and his talent in learning is better than Quidditch. Only then did the captain of Gryffindor agree to give up, for fear of delaying his study and making several professors feel sorry.

I heard that when the Gryffindor Quidditch captain persuaded Bill to join the Quidditch team, there would always be professors passing by for no apparent reason, among which Professor McGonagall appeared the most often.

Although Professor McGonagall also values ​​Gryffindor's victory in the Quidditch Cup, she may value students' learning more.

Especially for a person like Bill who is good at studying and whose academic performance drops because he is busy training, it is really heartbreaking.

Mgina's flying class results were not outstanding. She could only be said to be qualified. She would not fail the flying class and would need to re-study with her younger classmates.

But with her flying skills like that, she was definitely not up to the level of joining the Quidditch team. This was why she was obviously very interested in Quidditch, but had almost no intention of joining the team.

Mgina felt that even if the captain of her college team blindly admitted her to the team, she would not be able to play calmly when the time came - she was afraid that she would fall off the flying broomstick while flying.

That would be far more embarrassing than being knocked away by a Bludger.

After finishing his very emotional dinner, Till sat at the long table waiting for Tonks and Mgina to finish their meal, but belatedly realized that many students were peeking at him.

In the past, Till would have been very sensitive to these furtive glances, and she would feel uncomfortable in her heart whenever anyone looked at her.

A furtive glance that is too embarrassed to look directly is different from the open and honest gaze of others. The former attracts more attention than the latter, and Till is no exception.

But after staying in the duel competition for a long time, Till has experienced all kinds of looks. She has seen people with good sneak peek skills. Some people don't even move their heads, but they keep looking at her with their peripheral vision. .

This group of students from Hogwarts who have not graduated yet lacks some peeking experience. In the view of Thiel, who has experienced many battles, everyone's sneak peeks are almost the same as direct viewing, with no technical content at all.

Therefore, Till didn't pay much attention to it. If she hadn't raised her head to look up at everyone unconsciously at this moment, I'm afraid she wouldn't have noticed so many gazes.

Till actually wanted to tell everyone that it was okay to look at her openly, but it would be embarrassing to say it, and it also seemed that she was a little arrogant. Till sniffed, lowered his eyes and pretended not to notice, and just calmly talked to Mudge. The two of them chatted.

The reason why everyone looked at her was simply related to the new wolfsbane potion. There was no need to pay attention to her ranking in the duel competition. Even if she presented flowers to Mr. Welch at the end, Till felt that it was just a casual envy. degree.

Only the new wolfsbane potion is worthy of everyone taking such a peek at her.

And Thiel guessed that among the many students present who peeked at her, there must be many students who looked at her curiously because their elders in the family mentioned it.

There was more curiosity than reverence in those furtive glances, very much like the look in Emilia Flores's eyes when she said she was strolling through the garden at Flores' house.

The students were curious about the new wolfsbane potion that Till had improved, and only after learning about it did they respect her.

After dinner, Till did not go to the library to read with his friends. Instead, he got together and sneaked to the eighth floor to enter the Room of Requirement for a party.

Till has been absent from everyone for too long, and everyone is also curious about Till's days in England. The letters that only came every few days before could not satisfy everyone's longing for Till and their curiosity about the duel competition.

Till also took the specialties and souvenirs he brought to everyone to the Room of Requirement, and distributed them to everyone according to the portions he had divided before.

"Somerset County is very lively. During the duel competition, there are people on almost every street. There are also many newly opened shops, which are not much different from Diagon Alley." Till leaned on the soft sofa and spoke. My thoughts drifted to business.

The All-British Wizarding Duel Competition is not held in one place. This year it is in Somerset County, and next year it may go to Wiltshire, or even near Hogwarts.

Everything will have to be decided by the International Federation of Wizards at that time.

But as long as the venue is determined, countless resources and funds will flow in. Just like Somerset, which was not so lively originally, many industries today were developed due to the duel competition.

Just like Till, she originally chose to open a Wanwan store in Somerset County because she knew that the duel competition would be held there and the traffic there would skyrocket at a certain stage.

Tier is not worried that the business will decline too severely after the competition. She mainly wants to rely on the popularity of the duel competition to attract everyone's attention to Wanyou Store and increase its regular customers.

Customers believed in the quality of the products in Wanyou stores and would earn Thiel gold galleons when they went to other Wanyou stores in the future.

For Thiel, it's all the same.