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In fact, Professor Flitwick also felt a little unbelievable and even a little aggrieved.
He didn't understand that this was happening.
If it was any other complicated spell, it would be fine, but the Apparition spell... This can be said to be one of the simplest contents in "Standard Spells IV". If it is included in the exam, it is equivalent to an easy-to-get-point question.
He passed the more difficult Spell of the Flying Spell, but had problems with the Apparition Spell... Professor Flitwick was a little confused.
But what can I say, as long as everyone is okay, I'm glad.
Professor Flitwick looked at Kyle, who had brought the people here, and said, "Kyle, could you please stay here and take care of them?"
"No problem, Professor." Kyle nodded without hesitation. "Leave it to me. I will take good care of them."
Professor Flitwick nodded, and after speaking a few more words to Madam Pomfrey, he hurried back to class.
……
"What did you say!"
At noon, in the corridor in front of the auditorium, Marcus Flint looked at Cedric, who looked heavy-faced, and said loudly, "Your batsman was sent to the school hospital?"
"Yes."
Cedric sighed and said, "Originally we all agreed to change the schedule, but who knew that Mikel was so careless that he got injured in the spells class and was sent to the school hospital.
I just got back from there, and Madam Pomfrey said he had to rest for a few days."
"so……"
Cedric looked at Snape and said shyly, "I'm sorry Professor, if we change the schedule, we will lose one player in tomorrow's game..."
Marcus Flint looked annoyed, but Cedric remained calm and said calmly: "If you don't believe it, you can go to the school hospital.
Or you can ask Professor Flitwick... He was the one who sent Mikel and Qiu Zhang to the school hospital.
Oh, by the way, Qiu Zhang is also the Seeker of Ravenclaw. Because of Mikkel's mistake, her original spell had some problems and she was also sent for treatment."
After hearing the news, Marcus Flint was furious.
He even ignored that Cedri was still here, and shouted: "It's all fake, otherwise how could it be such a coincidence, no, I'm going to the school hospital to expose them!"
After saying that, he rushed to the school hospital in a rage.
Cedric didn't stop him and followed slowly behind.
When he walked over, he just saw Flint being kicked out.
It was obvious that Madam Pomfrey would not allow him to run wild in the hospital wing.
"Now you believe it, don't you?" Cedric said calmly, "Really? So many people in the Charms class saw it, how could I lie to you?"
Flint, furious, ignored what he said and continued to yell at the school hospital: "They must have used Zuko's props. They are not really injured, they are all pretending!"
Snape thought so too.
They wanted to change the schedule, but it was a bit too coincidental that players from Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw were injured at the same time.
If you say there is no problem, I'm afraid even Longbottom wouldn't believe it.
But he couldn't say anything.
It is completely normal for Mikel to have his magic power out of control. He was the one who brewed the magic-suppressing potion.
Besides, he couldn't just rush into the school hospital and grab the two of them and force them to change their schedule... Professor Flitwick and Professor Sprout were not just for show.
Everyone was just pretending. If we really got to the bottom of it, no one could escape. Besides, their reasons were obviously more convincing, and they had students from two grades and Professor Flitwick to help testify.
Unlike Malfoy, who just had a bandage wrapped around his arm.
Looking at Cedric on the side, Snape sneered, "How surprising, Mr. Diggory, I thought you would be willing to take care of the injured students."
"I'd love to, Professor," Cedric said, "but as you can see, we're one man short. There's nothing we can do. Of course, if you insist..."
He hesitated for a moment, then gritted his teeth and said, "We will still agree. It doesn't matter if there are only six of us. The worst that can happen is that we lose a game. As long as we can help Draco, it's fine."
Snape narrowed his eyes.
He was very familiar with Cedric's innocent look now. It was exactly the same as someone else's...both of them deserved a beating.
Cedric was not like this in first grade.
"No need." Snape said coldly: "Tomorrow's schedule remains unchanged, let your players rest and recover from their injuries."
Marcus Flint turned around and said anxiously: "Professor, they are pretending, as long as..."
"Shut up!" Snape snapped.
Then he turned and left, as if he didn't want to stay here any longer.
"Excuse me, please move aside. I need to go in and check on our batsman."
Under Marcus Flint's frustrated gaze, Cedric walked into the school hospital, but soon he stuck his head out again and slowly smiled, "By the way, good luck in tomorrow's game."
"You..." Marcus Flint was so angry that he wanted to punch the other person in the face.
But Cedric went into the school hospital right after he finished speaking, and even though he clenched his fists until they made crackling sounds, he could only stand there and stare blankly.
……
This continued until the next day's competition.
In the school hospital, Qiu and Mikkel suddenly recovered. They stood in front of Madam Pomfrey and wanted to be discharged from the hospital.
Madam Pomfrey didn't want to agree at first, but when she saw how energetic the two were, she finally decided to check them out first.
The result was naturally no problem, so she agreed to their request to be discharged from the hospital.
"Remember to be careful next time." Madam Pomfrey looked at Mikel and said, "I remember you can already master magic, right?"
"Maybe I got a little anxious because I couldn't complete the spell," Mikel said. "I promise I won't do that again next time."
Seeing that Mikel had a good attitude, Madam Pomfrey didn't say anything else. She nodded and let the two leave.
"I'm sorry to trouble you." Qiu said politely.
Mikel followed suit.
(End of this chapter)
Chapter 384 Uninvited Guests on the Field
The strong wind and heavy rain did not abate with the arrival of the Quidditch match and remained the same as yesterday.
But as the most popular sport in Hogwarts, even in such heavy rain, all the teachers and students came out to watch the game as usual.
They ran along the field towards the playing field. Someone's umbrella was blown away halfway, so they could only lower their heads to resist the strong wind.
Kyle's waterproof and moisture-proof badge played a big role at this moment. The Hufflepuff players stood in the front of the stands in the wind and rain. They didn't hold umbrellas, but they didn't get wet at all. Even their hair was dry.
Naturally, their strangeness was noticed by others.
Malfoy came running over from the direction of the locker room, still wearing his green team uniform.
"Kyle...how did they do it? Have you come up with something new?"
"I guess so." Kyle pointed at the shiny thing on Cedric's chest.
"Waterproof and moisture-resistant badge, a must-have for rainy days."
"I'll buy one." Malfoy said without hesitation, without even asking the price.
"A wise choice." Kyle took out a new one and handed it to him. "Then... ten Galleons."
Malfoy took the badge and reached into his pocket... the next second, his face suddenly became a little embarrassed.
He forgot that he had changed into his team uniform, which had no pockets. In other words, he didn't bring any money.
"As our premium customer, you can also experience it first."
Kyle said at the right moment: "You can decide whether to pay after the game is over."
Malfoy's expression eased a lot, and he said a few polite words in a casual manner.
The general meaning is...it's not that he didn't bring money, he just suddenly wanted to experience the treatment of a high-quality customer.
Also, he would pay no matter what the effect was, and the Malfoy family would never let their friends down when it came to Galleons.
After Malfoy left, many young wizards came forward to ask questions.
But the minimum price is five Galleons, which makes the sales of waterproof and moisture-proof badges not that good.
But there's no way around it, that's the price of magic items, five Galleons is already very low.
Of course, the map doesn’t count, it’s an admission package prepared for freshmen, which is a welfare.
In the last few minutes before the game started, Malfoy came again.
"I'll buy six more," he said, and then he took out seventy Galleons and gave them to Kyle, "And the one I bought before... I've just tried it, and the effect is very good."
As luck would have it, Oliver Wood also arrived at this time.
"I heard from Professor McGonagall that there are props here that can protect against rain." He asked, "How much is it?"
"Five Galleons for the normal ones, and ten Galleons for the dragon scale ones," Kyle said.
"Two regular ones." Wood took out ten Galleons and handed them to Kyle.
Malfoy sneered beside him and looked at Wood with disdain.
Wood didn't care.
"Props don't represent strength, Malfoy, you will definitely lose."
Malfoy wanted to sneer, but by then Madam Hooch had already started walking towards the center of the field, so he could only run back quickly.
As for Wood, it was much simpler. He simply jumped down from the stands on his broom and handed the waterproof and moisture-proof badges to two younger chasers.
A few minutes later, with a whistle from Madam Hooch, the game began.
There were cheers from the stands.
"This feels great." The new Hufflepuff goalkeeper walked over from the front. "There were at least a hundred people looking at me just now, and Angelina Johnson from Gryffindor looked over here three times. I dare say she must be fascinated by me."
"You must have seen it wrong, she was clearly looking at me..."
Several people sat down next to Cedric with laughter, and one of them turned around and asked: