Chapter 25 Seniors From the Academy Team

7pm, Quidditch pitch.

Today, Slytherin got the right to use the pitch. The seven members of the college team were waiting here. Among them, the seeker Terence looked a little ugly.

Because his position was challenged by a first-year student with a little reputation.

But after all, he was recommended by Snape himself, so he couldn't refuse. He could only speak with strength.

I don't believe that an eleven-year-old boy who has never been in contact with Quidditch can defeat him, an experienced seeker, without any training.

A few minutes later, Aaron came, and Abe walked beside him honestly. In addition to them, Snape also came.

Seeing this scene, the expressions of the college team were a little unnatural. If it was just Aaron, they could still show some power.

But with Snape as the dean, they could only cooperate honestly and dared not make any small moves.

"Hi! All seniors, good evening!" Aaron greeted, and then stepped forward to shake hands one by one, showing great excitement.

Although they were reluctant to let this "backdoor" freshman join the college team, they didn't want to hit a smiling person.

Since they were so polite, they had to respond obediently even if they didn't want to. After all, the dean was still here, and Snape's prestige in Slytherin was quite high.

"That's about it! Don't tell me that you called me here just to see you and them communicate in a friendly manner." Snape said with a cold face.

"Of course not!" Aaron turned around and said, "I asked you to come here just to avoid trouble.

Although I am a freshman in Slytherin, I have been in school for two weeks anyway, and I still know some things.

Some students in Slytherin are very arrogant, and the college team is even more arrogant. Violating the rules of the game is commonplace. I don't think they will be very friendly to me, a freshman.

If I don't find someone with a high enough status to come and support me, I estimate that I will have to spend about half an hour dealing with their difficulties.

Although I don't care, it's better to have less trouble than more!"

Snape heard this and looked at The seven people found that they were gritting their teeth but dared not speak, their faces sank instantly, and they immediately scolded: "Look at how you are now, it's really embarrassing for Slytherin.

Is Slytherin really unable to withstand the challenge? I didn't ask him to directly replace Terrence's position. The capable ones will be promoted and the mediocre ones will be demoted. If you don't even have this confidence, then put down your magic broom and quit the college team as soon as possible.

Otherwise, prove that you are better than him."

The seven people were embarrassed by the rebuke, but in fact it was not as serious as Snape said. It's not that they can't accept the challenge, but they are a little dissatisfied.

But facing the angry Snape, they dare not say a word.

"Ahem! Professor Snape, that's enough." Aaron said, "They didn't mean it."

As he said that, Aaron looked at the seven "seniors" of the college team, his expression full of apology, "Don't worry, everyone. I will only participate in this Quidditch match with Gryffindor. It's not that I really want to replace Senior Terrence.

It's just that Dean Snape thinks that Gryffindor has changed a first-year seeker, and we Slytherins can't bully others, so he can only find a fair competition between me, a first-year freshman, and Harry Potter.

I solemnly promise you that after this game, I will quit the college team, and will never affect the friendship of seniors, and I will never participate in Quidditch games organized by the school in the future."

The seven people on the college team looked at each other, and they were a little bit overwhelmed for a while.

I thought Aaron was a backdoor, but I didn't expect there was such a reason.

And he is so sincere! Not participating in Quidditch in the future, how determined it is! In comparison, they seem a little ashamed of themselves.

But no one noticed that Snape's face had a few black lines on it. If he didn't want to participate in the competition, then he didn't want to participate! Is it necessary to say it so high-soundingly?

But this guy is really not an easy person to deal with. Just a few words changed the proud Slytherin's opinion and even had a good impression of him.

Tsk tsk! The Gaius family really has a successor.

With this skill of lying with open eyes, at least this family can be glorious for decades.

"Hmph! Stop talking nonsense." Snape said, and then looked at Aaron, "You are really good at using the power of others to bully others, but we still have to compete to know the result."

"Professor Snape, I completely understand what you mean!" Aaron said modestly, "My strength may not be better than Senior Terrence, but at least I have to be recognized by the college team, otherwise I am not qualified to represent Slytherin in the competition."

"Just know."

"Thank you for your understanding, professor, but before the official start of the competition, I have to make one thing clear.

I usually have a lot of things to do, so I may not have much time to participate in training before the official competition."

As soon as these words were spoken, Snape and the college team looked unhappy.

Even if you have talent, you can't waste it like this! You don't train before the game, do you really think Quidditch is not a big deal!

"Don't push your luck." Snape said coldly.

"Professor, please listen to me first. I mean I will play three games with my seniors.

The only thing a seeker needs to focus on on the field is the Golden Snitch, so it doesn't matter whether you participate in training or not.

So I suggest that the first game should be the Golden Snitch on the field. Whoever catches it first between me and senior Terrence will win. If I win by luck, it proves that I am capable of participating in this Quidditch game.

The second game is also about who catches the Golden Snitch first, but it is a little more difficult than the first game, and there are two Bludgers to interfere. If I win by luck in this case, it proves that I didn't win the first game by luck. Competition, so that all the seniors can be convinced.

As for the third game, it is still a competition to see who catches the Golden Snitch first. In addition to adding the Bludger, the Quaffle must also be added, and the seniors of the college team must come down to the field to block me, but they cannot use bats.

If I, an 11-year-old freshman, can still win in this way, then..." Aaron paused and smiled at everyone in the college team, "Don't disturb me from studying before the game, and..."

"Are you going to challenge our entire team alone?" Captain Marcus interrupted him unhappily. This is simply a naked provocation.

"Eh! Of course not, how can you say that?

I just want to simulate the scene of the game as much as possible."

"You..."

Marcus was about to say something when he was stopped by Snape's eyes. He looked at Aaron, "What else?"

"Also, you can't foul during the official game." Aaron said seriously, "After all, if you foul, winning is meaningless.

Although I won't foul, I don't want to hear others say that Slytherin's victory was achieved by fouling.

Of course, you seniors don't have to agree to the third game, the first two games are fine. But don't ask me to train before the official competition."

"Promise, of course I have to agree, why not." Marcus sneered, "But I promise you will regret it."

"Very good, then ask Professor Snape to be a witness."

Everyone looked at Snape in a black robe, and he looked at Aaron with a gloomy face, "Are you sure you want to do this? They may not show mercy."

"Sure, but..."

"But what?"

"But when I shout for help, you must save me, Professor." Aaron said righteously.

Snape's mouth twitched, "So you are afraid too?"

"Nonsense, why else would I call you here? Do you really think you can just keep up appearances? Then your quality as the dean is too low."

Hearing Aaron's righteous tone, Snape nodded blankly with a dark face, then looked at the college team that was ready to teach Aaron a memorable lesson, and said calmly: "I agree to these three games, but you must not be polite to me, I will cover it at the critical moment."

The seven members of the college team looked at each other and nodded at the same time.