The Alchemist of Harry Potter

"Aren't you going to watch today's Quidditch match?"

In the Room of Requirement, Katrina packed up the homework she had just done, looked up at Albert who was still busy doing her own thing across the table, and reminded: "I remember that it was the Gryffindor team and Hufflepuff today. Odds game."

"I know, no rush. You go first, we'll see you soon." Albert buried himself in his own business.

This time, Katrina understood, and the other party was going to use the time converter.

It didn't take long for the door to the Room of Requirement to be opened, and Isobel walked in briskly, looking like he should have just returned from outside the castle.

"It's faster than expected, it looks like Gryffindor won." Albert said without looking up.

"How do you know that Gryffindor won?" Katrina couldn't understand where Albert's confidence came from. The Hufflepuffs were not weak.

"Gryffindor did win."

Isobel sat next to Albert, took out the thermos cup from the backpack, poured himself a cup of freshly brewed milk tea, and poured a cup each for Albert and Katrina.

"Want a cake?" she asked.

"No, I haven't had lunch yet." Albert took a sip of the milk tea, but didn't eat the cake provided by the other party, "You can test it for me later."

With that, he handed Isobel a quill.

"Is this the automatic quill pen you mentioned to me last time?" Isobel took the quill pen handed over by Albert, and looked it over carefully, feeling no different from an ordinary quill pen.

However, she can probably guess how to use this thing, Albert once told her the manufacturing principle.

"This thing is still half-finished."

Albert packed the parchment on the table and continued to read the book for a while. When it was nearly twelve o'clock, he closed the book in his hand and was ready to go to the kitchen for lunch.

Albert ate something, and asked the house-elf to prepare some pastries before leaving. After the game, Fred and George would definitely come to the kitchen to get some food to celebrate their victory.

The two found a remote place and used the time converter to go back an hour to the time when everyone was going to the Quidditch pitch to watch the game.

Didn't Professor McGonagall say that time-turners can't be abused outside of study? "

Katrina was stunned by Albert's skillful operation, shouldn't she be discovered by others?

"You're not worried at all..." Before Katrina could finish her words, she was blocked by Albert.

"As long as you operate it properly, you won't encounter those problems. At this point in time, we are still in the Room of Requirement, so there will never be a situation where two people appear at the same time. I have always told you that we should make good use of the Room of Requirement." Albert believes that Katrina should be bold when using the time converter, rather than using it timidly. Katrina just doesn't use the time converter very much to free up more time for herself, so she will make herself so tired.

Katrina was speechless, especially after seeing Isobel coming to greet them soon after, she probably understood that Isobel's situation was similar to Albert.

"I really don't understand why Professor Snape is going to be the referee?" Katrina said in confusion, looking at Snape with a very gloomy face.

The audience was surprised to see Snape replace Ms. Hooch as the interim referee, and the Gryffindor House reaction even went too far, not knowing who took the lead in throwing objects on the field of protest.

"Maybe, Snape wanted to prevent Gryffindor from winning."

Of course Albert knew why Snape was the referee, but he wouldn't tell others. Anyway, it wasn't a matter of a day or two for Snape to be misunderstood. He didn't mind that Snape continued to be misunderstood. .

In fact, many people, including other teachers, thought Snape wanted to stop Gryffindor from winning.

Who made Snape unpopular at Hogwarts?

Honestly,

Snape's behavior was a bit ridiculous, and he didn't have to bother.

Who makes two mistakes in a row?

Dumbledore was there himself, and Albert didn't think Quirrell would be stupid enough to shoot Harry twice in the same place, under the headmaster's nose.

The game finally started in chaos. George "accidentally" hit the Bludger at the referee, forcing Snape to dodge in time, so angry that he directly awarded a free throw to the Hufflepuffs.

Minutes later, Snape awarded the Hufflepuffs another free throw for no reason, giving the Hufflepuffs a lead-scoring advantage.

Listening to Lee Jordan's sarcasm, the originally excited Hufflepuff students were a little embarrassed, and Snape's obvious favoritism was really hard to agree with.

If Snape continues like this, the Hufflepuffs will most likely gain points to win the game before either side catches the Snitch.

"Snape wants Slytherin House to keep winning the Quidditch trophy?" Katrina felt like she had guessed Snape's purpose. As long as Gryffindor lost a game, the Slytherin team had a chance to come back and win. .

"The breach is in Harry Potter," Isobel said.

Both Albert and Katrina were silent, they both knew that Gryffindor won in the end, and there was no doubt that Harry Potter had caught the Snitch.

All three tacitly aimed their binoculars at Harry Potter, the savior circling the arena like an eagle, seemingly looking for the Snitch.

At this moment, Harry suddenly shot to the ground like a bullet, and the audience stood up one after another, exclaiming and applauding.

"What is he trying to do?" someone screamed.

Harry charged straight at Snape, ready to knock Snape off his broom.

Just as Snape adjusted his broom to avoid Potter's impact, he saw a golden object "whooshing" past his ear, and Harry stopped his dive, and his hand stopped a few inches in front of Snape's side.

Originally, when Snape was about to award a free throw to the Hufflepuffs, he saw the other side smiled maliciously at him, and then Harry raised his arm triumphantly, and the Snitch was tightly grasped by him. inside.

The game is over.

The stands immediately boiled, which is undoubtedly a new record that is difficult to break.

The entire game lasted less than five minutes.

"We won! We won!"

When Gryffindor students crowded into the arena and lifted Harry up and threw him into the sky, Snape, whose face was pale, also landed, looking at the crowded Harry Potter, and spat angrily to the ground. saliva.

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