I, Hogwarts Second Time Around.

Chapter 125 Gryffindor's Winning Streak

"Oh~ really?" Wood's eyes were terrifyingly sharp, and the baseball bat in his hand trembled slightly. He was furious. "You* bastard." With that, he swung the bat directly at Davis's head.

But Davis reacted quickly. No one knew when he had seen his wand, but the moment Wood launched his sneak attack, Davis cast a disarming spell.

With a "bang," Wood was sent flying backward.

Then came the mocking voices of Davis and his companions: "Ha! Do you think I'm one of those Slytherin idiots? That you'd sneak up on me?"

"I think that's about right!" the twins roared, and launched the Quaffle towards Davis.

Then they drew their wands and charged forward like cheetahs.

And this was like a signal, as the other Gryffindors also drew their wands!

Damn it! I've wanted to kill this idiot for ages. The fact that I've been able to hold back for so long is all thanks to the good upbringing I received from the Headmaster of Gryffindor!

In the blink of an eye, Ravenclaw also got into position, and a fight was about to break out!

Cedric stood awkwardly to the side.

But being as clever as he is, he naturally wouldn't be foolish enough to rush in and get involved.

Leading his Hufflepuff team, Cedric wisely stepped aside and watched the game from the sidelines.

Cedric, who is hardworking and loyal, treats all students in the college equally.

These are Hufflepuff's fine qualities: integrity and honesty.

I believe that every young wizard in Badgerhouse possesses high moral character.

Cedric glanced around at the group of young wizards beside him, nodding in satisfaction. Hmm—their academy's young wizards were the most well-behaved—they never fought?

With a "whoosh," a bolt of lightning as thick as a forearm descended from the sky.

It landed directly in the open space—the scene of the fight between Gryffindor and Ravenclaw.

A burst of blue and white electricity instantly erupted, giving everyone present a new hairstyle in an extremely brutal manner.

Then Cedric heard a mocking voice: "Go ahead and fight! Why did you stop?"

He looked back and sure enough, that arrogant figure, Gryffindor from Hufflepuff, was walking towards them with a casual gait.

Irving and Justin arrived at the open space.

"Who!" Davis shouted as he got up from the ground, gripping his wand tightly, ready to attack, when he met Owen's eyes.

A dark-skinned man grinned and said without any politeness, "Your dad!"

"You—" Davis's round face turned red with anger, but he didn't dare to utter a single word in rebuttal. After all, the little wizard in front of him was a formidable figure who could fight Professor Flitwick for dozens of rounds. With his meager magical skills, he would probably just get beaten up if he rushed up.

As a clever Ravenclaw, he wouldn't be as foolish and reckless as a Gryffindor.

Taking a deep breath to calm the agitation in his heart, Davis raised his head proudly and said, "This clearing is the property of Ravenclaw, the promised land of Lady Rowena. Ownership naturally rests in the hands of us, the heirs of Ravenclaw."

"Really?" Owen didn't even glance at the creature, simply saying casually, "Then stand there, call out, and see if it answers?"

Davis ignored Irving's nonsense and continued, "Everyone saw it that day, which lady created this open space—"

Before he could finish speaking, a bright red curse grazed his cheek and blasted a huge crater in the ground behind him. "So what? I'm telling you to get lost now. If you don't, your father will beat you up. I'll give you ten counts."

"Don't be so arrogant, Irving!" Davis roared. "You might not be able to defeat us all before we run out of energy, as long as one of us is left."

"ten!"

"I need to inform Professor Sprout about this—"

"Nine!"

"Professor Dumbledore will uphold justice for us!"

"three!"

"??? Are you counting down?"

"seven!"

"So it really is just ten random numbers?"

"Two!" Irving continued, arms crossed, gazing wistfully at the sky, wondering whether the cloud above him looked more like a rose cake or a pumpkin pie.

"You—" Davis felt suffocated, and then his friends behind him hesitated.

The scene of Irving battling Professor Flitwick is still as vivid as if it happened yesterday!

Can we really win with just this many people?

"one!"

Suddenly, Davis yelled at Irving, "You just wait—I'll be back! I'll be back, I'll definitely be back!!!"

They say the harshest things, and run the fastest.

In the blink of an eye, that guy and his team disappeared from the open space.

Their speed astonished the young wizards from other academies.

"Alright, all done." Owen smirked, looking bored, and sauntered past Justin. "From now on, handle these little things yourself. Why bother me?"

"Am I a prefect? ​​Am I the student council president? Am I a professor? Am I the principal?"

As he spoke, he glanced at Cedric beside him.

Yeah, this guy was handsome when he was a vampire.

In fact, he didn't have much contact with Cedric. Although they were in the same house, he didn't interact much with these traditional Badgerhouse wizards. The biggest problem was that they just didn't see eye to eye.

How could a dark monster like him possibly chat and laugh with a nice guy like Cedric?

It's just that Hannah, Justin, and the others are still young and easy to fool.

On the other side, Cedric gave Irving a friendly nod, which was considered a form of social interaction.

Then Irving also walked away from the open space.

Just kidding, he's going to settle scores with Snape!

Although a large portion of the dead eight-eyed giant spiders became fertilizer for irrigating the forest, a considerable number of their corpses could still be used to collect magical materials.

I heard that Snape collected half a ton of venom from the eight-eyed giant spider.

How humble the imperial unit gallon seemed at this moment.

Goodness, this thing is worth more than ten gallons!

Half a ton!

Snape is going to make a fortune!

This won't do!

Damn it, he's already taken the basilisk's corpse for himself, and now he wants to take the eight-eyed giant spider for himself too?

Damn it! He'll squeeze every last drop out of Snape!

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In April, the highly anticipated Quidditch match finally began.

Gryffindor continued their crushing victories against Slytherin, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw.

Powerful to an unbelievable degree

In fact, apart from Hufflepuff, whose coordination was somewhat lacking due to a large number of personnel changes and Cedric's first time managing the team, the other two teams have retained most of their rosters from last year.

Slytherin has gained a Seeker, Draco.

He brought his own investment to the team and replaced the entire team's gear with Nimbus 2001s.

But Slytherin still lost. The main reason was the difference in Seekers; Harry seemed to have undergone a complete transformation.

He performs all sorts of dangerous moves and actions on the field with ease, giving the impression that he doesn't value his own life much.

Draco even thought this guy was trying to scam him.

If the great savior Harry Potter were to die at his hands, needless to say, he would be doomed immediately.

So he kept his distance throughout the match, trying to avoid any physical contact with Harry.

As for Harry, he wished Draco could climb far away.

He did evolve, transforming from Harimon into Rampage Harimon. Quidditch is all about daring to fight, charging, and risking death; he did those ground-diving maneuvers without a second thought or hesitation.

But in the stands, everyone else, especially Irving, had their eyelids twitching the whole game, and they had a feeling that Harry had gone mad.

Come to think of it, at the age of thirteen, he seemed to have seen life and death many times, and his once pure soul was now stained with bright red blood. The speed at which little Harry was transforming was simply terrifying.

In his first match against Slytherin, Harry caught the Golden Snitch in just over ten minutes, and the match ended abruptly while Draco was still in a daze.

It was terrifyingly fast.

Then, Gryffindor's momentum was unstoppable, and after a month of intense competition.

Finally, in mid-May, two weeks before exam week, they ushered in this year's Quidditch final.

Gryffindor versus Slytherin.

After losing to Harry and his friends, Slytherin used their superior gear to maintain their undefeated record against Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff.

The final match is the crucial battle for the championship. If Slytherin wins, they will have a final tiebreaker next Monday, while if Gryffindor wins, they will lift this year's Quidditch championship.

Both sides know how important today's match is!

The match dragged on into the afternoon as the players went back and forth.

The four-hour match left all the players exhausted, but in the end, Harry kept his promise: with him on the field, Gryffindor would not lose.

Ultimately, Gryffindor set a historic record!

With a six-game winning streak, they are ranked first in the standings.

The moment the final whistle blew, Wood burst into tears on the field.

The setting sun cast its golden rays, which shone on his muddy body.

Are Gryffindor finally about to begin their legend and win consecutive Quidditch titles?

The joy of victory did not last long.

Because what follows is the dreaded Hogwarts Exam Week, a time that terrifies countless young wizards.

For the last two weeks of May, the castle was filled with the hurried figures of young wizards studying.

What a magnificent sight! Just as Dumbledore wished!

It's impossible to find a seat in the library now.

Even the common rooms in each college were packed with people.

However, there is one place that is very suitable for studying, and that is—the Room of Requirement.

Embarrassingly, this may be the most correct use of this house since it was built.

Hermione and Luna shared this secret within the "Grindelwald Love Circle".

Kyrie Irving, who was on the fringes of this circle, was also fortunate enough to be invited in.

It's getting late.

(End of this chapter)