The Hogwarts Emerald

Chapter 110 March Full of Freedom

After threading a red string through the ring and hiding it close to her body, Ada summoned the trial puppet in difficult mode. This would be her "opponent" for a while to come. She wanted to see how powerful this puppet, which was as powerful as the two professors, was.

The puppet was still the same, still in the image of Ada. Although the image had not changed, it was actually new wine in an old bottle, and its internal structure had been upgraded. If Ada still faced the trial puppet with the same attitude as before, she would suffer a great loss.

After the upgrade, the trial puppets were indeed a bit more powerful, and their attacks became more fierce. Ada was at a disadvantage throughout the whole process, and she had to pick up her defensive skills again. She gave up the idea of ​​fighting back as soon as they started fighting.

In fact, the gap between Ada and the puppet was not as big as imagined, and her attacks could cause the puppet a lot of trouble. It was just that the puppet's attack method was too unimaginable, and if she was not careful, she would be hit by the opponent's spell. Ada had to face it with caution and temporarily put away the idea of ​​fighting against the puppet.

During the fight, the Trial Doll was very skilled in the use of Transfiguration, which opened the eyes of Ada, who only knew how to let dogs bite people. It turned out that Transfiguration could be used in this way! The Trial Doll's attack and containment capabilities were beyond Ada's reach at this stage. With her experience, she also faced her failure calmly.

Failure is never a terrible thing. What Ada needs to do is to learn from the experience and lessons, and try not to fail too badly next time. This is a process of tempering oneself!
In March, the weather gradually warmed up and the Hogwarts Quidditch games resumed. The first game of the second half of the semester was between Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw. The team uniforms were yellow and blue. If they had ridden electric bikes instead of flying brooms, Ada would have thought it was Meituan fighting Ele.me.

Hufflepuff won the game. The Hufflepuff team performed very well this school year and is currently ranked first. The badgers, who have never had any ambitions, also have ideas about the Quidditch Cup.

Ada looked very relaxed in this match, but the team captain Charlie kept frowning. He was worried about the next match. Gryffindor's next opponent would be Hufflepuff, and such a powerful opponent would not be easy to deal with.

This is Charlie's last year at school, and he hopes to leave one more Quidditch cup for Gryffindor before he leaves.

After the competition, Charlie started a devilish training week. Except for Wood, everyone was exhausted and collapsed, and the twins complained bitterly. Because of these trainings, the two brothers had no time to go to the Twilight Cabin. It would be strange if the twins were happy that their research was delayed.

Fred and George's research has yielded some initial results. They have made some candies that can be used to play pranks on others. However, these candies are not perfect yet and are somewhat dangerous. They are not even semi-finished products and are far from being ready for use.

The twins were always thinking about how to improve their product, and they were inevitably distracted and lost focus during the team's training. Captain Charlie and vice-captain Wood criticized them for this. With the twins attracting firepower, the remaining three chasers were actually much more relaxed.

In late March, the twins finally didn't have to be scolded anymore, because the match between Gryffindor and Hufflepuff was finally about to begin. Charlie's focus had shifted to his opponents, and he no longer had the time to bother with his two little brothers.

In order to support the team's game, Ada also took time out to make cheering items. She turned an old bed sheet into a banner with a lion wearing a crown painted on it. The lifelike lion could even make a mighty roar.

The weather on the day of the game was bad, with a gloomy sky. However, this depressing weather could not dampen the students' enthusiasm, and cheers rang out from the Gryffindor stands.

Along with the roars of lions, slogans such as "Gryffindor must win" and "Weasley is our king" resounded throughout the stadium. On one side was the Hufflepuffs in yellow robes, and on the other side was the Gryffindors in red robes. The game was very intense from the start, and both sides were determined to win the game.

It was a evenly matched game, with both sides attacking back and forth, which was a feast for the eyes for the students in the stands.

Angelina and Alia played a wonderful teamwork here, and the Hufflepuffs on the other side would definitely fight back. The Quaffle was passed back and forth between the Chasers of both sides, and the Bludgers were hit by the Beaters again and again towards the players on the broomsticks.

Fortunately, Gryffindor still has Charlie the Seeker to support them. Compared with Charlie, Cedric is still too young, and is completely suppressed by Charlie both technically and psychologically. The result of the game is the best explanation.

The experienced Charlie defeated Cedric and caught the Golden Snitch at the last moment, completing Gryffindor's "revenge" against Hufflepuff and winning this arduous game.

When commentator Lee Jordan announced the result of the game, Charlie, who had been serious for nearly half a month, finally showed a long-lost smile. This also meant that the devilish training could come to an end for the time being, and the players finally didn't have to work so hard.

Fortunately, they won the game, so the twins could celebrate their thirteenth birthday well. If they lost the game, Charlie, who was infected by Wood, would not know how to torture the two brothers!
Compared with Fred and George who were suffering, Ida had a much easier March. She had no research results to improve, no team training, she could read books when she wanted, and play wizard chess when she wanted (of course, she played chess with herself).

As long as Ada doesn't do nothing and applies for detention on her own initiative, she is a free person, the spokesperson of freedom in Hogwarts. She can do whatever she wants and live a very comfortable life.

Petofi once said: Life is precious, but love is more precious. If it is for freedom, both can be abandoned. The importance of freedom can be seen from this. Although this great Hungarian poet died in his twenties, his yearning for freedom will always be remembered by the world.

When it comes to Hungary, the first place that comes to Ada's mind is Budapest, and the first person she thinks of is Petofi. Of course, under the guidance of Charlie, who aspires to be a dragon trainer, Ada now also thinks of the Hungarian Horntail Dragon.

After all, a Hungarian Horntail, which is described as dangerous and ferocious by dragon enthusiasts, can only be an even more dangerous existence, not an easy-to-get-along-with pet, just like Aragog in Hagrid's eyes.

In the eyes of the game keeper, the Acromanthus Aragog is a furry little cutie, but in the eyes of others, the Acromanthus is a huge and ferocious monster from Kalimantan.

But in Ada's opinion, Aragog is much cuter than the Hungarian Horntail, because the venom of the Acromantula is very valuable. Especially after knowing that a pint of venom can be sold for about 100 Galleons, Aragog and his descendants have become moving gold Galleons in Ada's eyes.

If it weren't for Hagrid's thoughts, Ada would have cleared out all the spider nests in the Forbidden Forest long ago. This was certainly not done for the Galleons. How could a student with such a strong sense of justice like Ada allow such a dangerous carnivore to be in the school?
It's definitely not for Galleons, Ada can swear on the honor of Professor Severus Snape!
(End of this chapter)