HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

Seeing that Regulus forgave them so easily, several people felt relieved to varying degrees.

Although Regulus did not show any dissatisfaction, Christian decided to give him an apology gift after returning home for the sake of courtesy and family relations. He had learned about some of Regulus' hobbies from Xia, and he seemed to be very interested in Quidditch. Christian decided to start with this aspect, whether it was a broom, broom maintenance products, or something else, as long as it was related to Quidditch, there shouldn't be any big problems.

Severus had the same idea, but what he could offer was limited. He would try his best to show his sincerity, and he thought he might be able to provide some help in potions. Although Regulus was a well-rounded student, he was still a little behind Severus, who had absolute advantages and talents. Severus believed that Regulus, who had high standards for himself, would not refuse his proposal.

In comparison, Sirius and James seemed much more relaxed. Of course, this didn't mean that they simply apologized and left it at that, but because in their eyes, Regulus was one of their own. They didn't think there was a need to beat around the bush for one of their own. This didn't mean that they didn't know how to express their feelings with a sincere attitude, but they felt that sending gifts afterwards would seem a lot more awkward. They decided to take more practical actions to express their apologies. After all, as long as they looked at each other, they could immediately understand what the other was thinking. It was this tacit understanding that made them come up with the same idea: instead of sending gifts, it would be better to prove their sincerity with actions. Of course, there was another possibility, that was that they were too lazy to choose a gift, so they chose this method. In any case, they still hoped to make up for their mistakes.

In short, these four people made up their minds to give Regulus some compensation to a greater or lesser extent.

After apologizing to each other, the five people didn't want to stay upstairs for a long time. In addition, Regulus looked well, so they decided to go downstairs to play.

When they walked downstairs, Remus had already arrived. He sat on the sofa, holding a cup and drinking slowly. Ender sat next to him and the two talked. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw a figure on the stairs. Ender raised his chin as a greeting. Remus put down the cup in his hand, stood up from his seat, and exchanged a hug with James and Sirius who came to them.

Looking around and not seeing the girls, James asked, "Where are they?"

The few people coming down from upstairs knew who James was asking, and they set their eyes on Ender, the man who left with the Hopes and the girls.

Ender: "In the potions room, doing some regular checks. Mom would have been with them, but Mom and Dad are a little busy lately."

Sometimes, Anna and Lawrence didn't tell Ander and Xia what they were doing, and they didn't mean to ask. Anyway, the adults would tell them when they needed them. Ander didn't explain anything. He asked, "Do you want to sit here or go outside? It's a nice day today."

It seemed like the girls would need some time, and several of them thought at the same time that they didn't want to sit face to face with the people opposite them. After all, they didn't look like the kind of people who would have a good conversation.

Just as Ender said, today was a nice day for playing Quidditch.

James followed Ender's words and brought up the idea of ​​playing Quidditch. His original plan was to practice Quidditch with Regulus - to guide this little boy who had not yet participated in the selection as a member of the Gryffindor team.

Sirius certainly wouldn't say no to James' idea. On the contrary, he and Regulus had only played Quidditch together when they were young. When he grew up and knew how to rebel against Walburga, he and Regulus played more small games in the room. Sirius really wanted to know his brother's current Quidditch level. He had never loved Quidditch as much as Regulus, but that didn't mean he wasn't good at it.

Ender's situation was similar to Sirius's. He and James had also played Quidditch together since childhood, but he was not as enthusiastic as James. However, after playing with James for so many years, if his Quidditch skills had not improved, Ender himself thought it was a bit unreasonable.

Regulus would not refuse this either. He had only a limited time to play Quidditch at the Black mansion, and he would not miss this opportunity. Christian thought it would be nice to play a little. It would be boring to sit alone on the sofa and wait for Xia to come out of the potion room. It was not that Christian was unwilling to wait, but children of this age were more or less playful by nature, especially when they had to fight against Slytherin's "mortal enemy" Gryffindor.

Severus wanted to struggle, but among the seven people present, there were four Gryffindors and three Slytherins. Unless one Gryffindor was willing to join the Slytherin team - yes, they tacitly agreed to be grouped according to the house. For some well-known reasons, some people were not willing to accept the possibility of being grouped with certain people, ah, specifically Sirius and Christian.

Remus picked up his cup again, sat on the sofa and took a sip, smiling slightly: "It seems that I can be a referee."

"Oh, dear Remy, we will definitely trust you as the referee." James put his arm around Remus' shoulders and said sincerely.

He was responded with a few cold snorts from the Slytherins, but his desire for Quidditch still overcame his dissatisfaction with the Gryffindors. Regulus asked, "What are the specific rules? We can't form a complete team."

"It's simple. There's only one Quaffle on the field. You score ten points if you score ten goals first. You win if you score ten goals first." Ander explained. He and James had played this game many times before, except that they were the only two players in the previous games. With so many people this time, it was foreseeable that it would be a good experience. Ander's tone unconsciously carried some anticipation.

The participants had no objection to this, and they went to the Hopps's storeroom to pick out brooms. Thanks to James and Ender, two guys who often played Quidditch, there were many flying brooms in the Hopps's house and Potter Manor. James also said that if they couldn't find a suitable one at the Hopps's house, they could go to Potter Manor to look for one.

However, everyone declined this idea. Not to mention that the broom that Ender found was enough for them, most people on the field wanted to start the game quickly. Their goal was to defeat the other team as soon as possible.

Just like that, several people sat on brooms and flew into the air.

The Quidditch game has begun.