Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

These words won the laughter and praise of Slytherins across the field, and Ivan was surrounded by talk.

As you can see, both Harry and Ron are skeptical.

It was not until a loud roar shook through the scene that attention and attention were drawn to the past.

It was Luna Lovegood who showed up at Gryffindor with that famous lion hat.

The sound was the roar of a lion.

I've seen it many times, but the kid's outfit with this hat is way too eye-catching.

A lot of the students were hiding from her, Hermione pulled her around, “How did you do that? ”

“A loud curse!” Luna replied, grinning uncontrollably, "How have you been? I heard about Ron, and Ginny told me in class the other day that she was nice, and that day she stopped two guys from calling me crazy girl in deformation class. You know, Ron, sometimes it's funny to talk, right? But he'll be a little mean, too, and I found it last year. By the way, he has a bad temper and is always unbelievably angry. ”

It has to be said that Luna does have a special talent for breaking unpleasant truths.

“Yeah, it's a lot to worry about. How have you been?” Ivan asked.

“I'm fine, I'm just a little lonely.” Luna said, "When will D.A. activities be resumed? I learned all the spells you taught me earlier. I heard that Neville can still use silent spells...”

Evan has organized only three events since the beginning of the school due to various trivial delays.

He picks out the magic that needs to be mastered and lets the members go back to practice themselves.

“There should be an event before Christmas.” Ivan said he looked up and saw Elaine hit the ball so hard that he flew over to the commentator Zacharias because he had just made Elaine up and said she was too thin to be a batter.

Zacharias was hit by a fierce wandering ball and he shook his head down.

Now, there's a lot of quiet on the field, only the audience cheering.

“Hands slipped!” Elaine explained that Madam Hooch had given her a warning.

When Zacharias climbs out of the table, he won't dare speak ill of Elaine.

He bypasses Elaine and returns the target to Ron and the rest of the team, but he's not as careless as he was before.

In fact, he had nothing to say.

Gryffindor seemed to play well in almost every game.

Everyone plays well, including Ron; yes, including Ron, who's been in poor shape lately.

Probably inspired by the lucky potion, Gryffindor scored one goal at a time in front, while at the other end of the field, Ron easily rescued one ball after another, literally catching it with his hands, with a few angles of specially drilled balls, and he even pounded out with his glove tip.

In the audience, not knowing who started it, someone started singing the most popular old song of all time, "Weasley is our King," and the thrilled Ron pretended to direct them from above.

And the brightest performers on the field were Ginny and Elaine, two seemingly skinny, weak girls who, with the speed advantage of the broom itself, controlled the drift ball almost entirely, causing Slytherin great trouble, shooting their opponents down one at a time, hindering their offense and defense.

Apart from Gryffindor, no team in the school uses girls as hitters, let alone both.

But Gryffindor did, and this questioned line of battles erupted with astonishing aggression before the race.

Even the best Fred and George twin combinations in recent years are no better than Ginny and Elaine.

They represent the rhythm of the game, with two people joining forces to control the entire stadium.

Slytherin's strengths have always been physical victories, and they have all kinds of collision violations on the field, using their strengths to inflict direct damage on the opponent's body, which is a constant tactic that is not working right now.

Alternatively, there is no way to use it.

They couldn't catch up to Ginny and Elaine and followed them all the way behind their asses.

In addition to despair, it is despair. Whether it's the broom itself, body size, or flying skills, the Slytherins are way behind schedule, and Ginny and Elaine have more than enough to find a player. The key to hitting a player is that they have enough strength and accuracy, which is bullying.

In addition, Elaine's identity serves as an adequate deterrent. After her identity was revealed, Slytherin's students were in a special awe of her, with almost no student daring or reluctantly approaching her, leaving her unrestricted play on the field.

In short, because of Ginny, Elaine, and Ron's activism, there is no suspense in the game.

Harry finally grabbed the golden thief and announced the end of the game, Gryffindor beat Slytherin.

When the whistle sounded, Gryffindor's students stood up and the deafening noise seized the field.

The players hugged in the air and only Ginny was away.

In everyone's eyes, she flew straight past the team members at an amazing rate.

Then, shouting, she hit the teller's desk.

As the audience screamed and laughed, Gryffindor's team landed next to a pile of messy wooden boards, and Zacharis, who had just been badly injured, struggled powerlessly under the wooden boards.

“Forgot the brakes, Professor, sorry.” Ginny said softly to Professor McGonagall.

Well, Zacharias deserves a lesson.

Don't offend anyone. Don't offend Ginny and Elaine, these guys are too violent. I don't know who influenced them or who they were, that's how it is. Elaine had a history. She wanted to bite Ivan the first time she met her, but what a good kid Ginny was...

From the narrative, Gryffindor's team cheered there, seemed to have no intention of leaving.

Harry rushed over to hug Ginny, but hurried to let go.

He hid from Ginny's eyes and turned to slap Ron's cheering back.

Finally, in a deafening applause, Gryffindor players walked out of the field with their hands in their arms.

The players waved their fists into the air and waved their compliments to the audience who supported them.

As Ivan expected, because of this victory, everyone forgives Ron for his previous performance.

Or, to be precise, selective oblivion, where contradictions are temporarily concealed. He saw Lavender and a group of girls rush over to the dressing room, and after inviting Luna to the Gryffindor Public Lounge for a party, Ivan and Hermione follow him to the dressing room.

The atmosphere in the dressing room was exhilarating and continued into the evening later.

Every Gryffindor student is thrilled, and Ivan has never seen Elaine say so much.

But here's the question: Why does Elaine need food for his party?

Also, can you not drink so proud, so wasted.

It's blood, not butter beer. It's okay to pour it on you, but it creates seduction and ambiguity.

What's wrong with spilling blood on you? Still so expensive dragon blood!