A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 815 A New Victim at Hogwarts

Ron and Ginny had a falling out... because of a man.

When William heard the news, the first image that popped into his mind was Harry.

Then, in the second second, the scene shifts to Ginny acting like Aunt Xue, yelling and cursing outside their dorm room:

"If you've got the guts to steal a man, then open the door!"

William had seen sisters fight, but he had never heard of such a melodramatic sibling relationship.

Indeed, the world is full of wonders.

But after hearing Hermione and Anne's explanation, William realized that the man was Ginny's first love, Michael Corner.

In that 0.01 second, William's mind raced again, and a third image flashed through his mind:

Ginny kicked open the door and rushed in to catch them in the act. Ron pounded Michael's chest, yelling, "Honey, say something!"

This is the downside of an overactive cerebral cortex; William can always instantly recall various famous scenes.

We usually call this kind of person a "brainstorming monster"!

Unfortunately, the story wasn't that exciting:

It was simply that the older brother was trying to break up the ill-fated couple.

Ron clearly overestimated his importance to Ginny and wanted to demonstrate his authority as an older brother.

I never imagined that little Ginny would grow up and no longer be that timid little sister.

He's not buying it at all!

Besides, what kind of family status does Ron have over Ginny? He's more like a younger brother in the family.

After all, in the Weasley family, Ron was only slightly higher in status than the ghoul in the attic.

Even the old owl Errol is more favored than Ron.

No one could compare to Ginny, the only daughter in the family with six older brothers.

It was indeed surprising that Ron was so angry.

He might say he dislikes Michael, but he doesn't even know him. He would dislike anyone else the same way.

He simply opposed Ginny dating.

In the field of research on abnormal emotional relationships in humans, this behavior is generally called "sister complex" in academic terms.

If it gets even more serious, with people still trying to stalk or monitor others, then it escalates to a one-sided German orthopedic procedure.

They need to be dragged out and beaten to death with sticks.

Ron's role remains to be seen.

As for his threat to write a letter to complain, that was just to scare the children.

He himself has a lot of problems, yet he still has the nerve to complain about others?

Besides, William had overheard Mrs. Weasley talking the last time he heard her mention the fat lady:

One night, around 4 a.m., the fat lady wouldn't let her and Mr. Weasley into the common room.

Tsk tsk... coming back at four in the morning, only a fool would believe you if you said you were out taking a walk the whole time.

Whom are you looking down on?

Is it that they look down on Mrs. Weasley's charm in her youth, or on Mr. Weasley's abilities?

Therefore, it's really not a big problem for Ginny to be in a relationship.

Regardless of the circumstances, Ron and Ginny's family relationship has broken down.

This war without gunfire will not end here... The fiery Ginny launched a counterattack that afternoon.

She originally wanted to participate in the Seekers selection and play the same position as Harry.

However, at the last minute, a ball chaser event was added.

Unfortunately, Ron is running for goalkeeper, and coincidentally, he'll be going up against Ginny.

Angelina, as the team leader, has quite a wicked sense of humor. I wonder if Fred was behind it all.

Ginny threw ten balls in a row and made all ten. She was practically possessed by William, completely shaving Ron's head and showing him no mercy.

Ginny, despite winning, still wouldn't let up, cursing Ron to never find a girlfriend.

Feeling so humiliated, Ron felt he had lost his right to choose a partner at his future school.

His face was ashen, his legs trembling, he was practically ready to pull out his magic wand and fight her in person.

Harry's eyes lit up; he had never realized before how amazing Ginny was.

This little girl is pretty good.

That's all, though. I dare not think any further... Harry was afraid Ron would chop him into mincemeat in the middle of the night.

The good news is that Ron was ultimately selected.

It's not that he's particularly outstanding, but rather that this is a world where everyone is trying to outdo each other in terms of how bad they are.

Anne also ran for Chaser, and she scored against all three goalkeepers.

This makes it seem like Ron isn't that bad.

It's not that there aren't students more outstanding than Ron, but in Angelina's words:

"Ron isn't ideal, but with some training, he should be fine."

After all, the Weasley family has produced a number of outstanding Quidditch players.

To be honest, I hope he can show even more talent in the future than he did today.

Vicky Frobisher and Jeffrey Hooper both flew better than him tonight, but Hooper always complains about trivial things.

Wiki has too many social activities. If training conflicts with her "Stark Support Club," she will prioritize "supporting"...

Harry didn't dare tell Ron after hearing this, afraid that he would suffer too much.

However... thanks to William's fan club and all the supporters.

Actually, there is another wizard whose goalkeeping skills are better than Ron's.

That was McLagan.

Although he is somewhat arrogant, his skills are not bad, at least better than Ron's.

The problem is that the twins deliberately made a bet with him, betting that he wouldn't dare eat the fox spirit eggs.

McClargan was a hothead, not very bright, and easily provoked; he actually ate a pound of vixen eggs.

Then... he was hospitalized and missed the selection.

The twins had their reasons for messing with him like that.

When William first enrolled, Charlie was the captain of Gryffindor Quidditch.

During the selection process, McClagan smashed Charlie's skull.

From then on, both captains—Wood and Angelina—blacklisted McLagan.

Every year during the selection process, he would either fall ill or get lost.

Anyway, this man who claimed to lead "Gryffindor Quidditch to greatness again" was never selected for the house team.

Annie's outstanding performance earned her praise from everyone.

She's in fourth grade now, and she's gradually blossoming, perfectly inheriting Lyanna's beauty.

The fact that she was invited to the Christmas ball so many times last year shows just how popular she is.

In addition, being Stark's sister, she received even more attention.

Everyone was eager to see Ravenclaw and Gryffindor clash.

This is a Stark sibling derby!

However, William didn't take Anne seriously.

He taught this little girl all her skills by hand... Unless he gets fired, Annie has no hope of winning.

William didn't care too much about the trivial matters at school; his focus was more on things outside of school.

After a period of negotiation, the trial of Stöger Podmore finally came to an end.

Fudge's words were quite dramatic, suggesting that Stoddair was preparing to violently overthrow the Ministry of Magic.

In the end, he was only sentenced to six months in prison by Azkaban.

William sent Rita to investigate, but it was ultimately confirmed that Fudge had nothing to do with the matter.

Then, it can only be Death Eaters.

Why the Death Eaters wanted to control Stoddarts and break into the Department of Mysteries... This is something that needs further investigation.

Of course, there has been some good news recently as well.

Umbridge was finally released after a month in prison.

This means that Hogwarts has finally found a new victim (crossed out)... the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.

There's plenty of time; we have a year to spend together.

William only hoped that Umbridge would be strong enough, both physically and mentally, and not be ruined so quickly.

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