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Especially for a wandering ball, while its direction is changed by being hit by the batter, it will also slightly adjust its flight trajectory according to the direction of the target being attacked, in order to try to hit the target.

Levin exploited this weakness, influencing the trajectory of the ball before it was hit by the wandering ball.

Then dodge in the last second before being hit.

Levin dodged the ball, which flew along its predetermined trajectory and struck Angelina, who had been entangled with him and had no time to break free.

"boom!"

A muffled thud sounded in mid-air.

Levin watched helplessly as the ball struck Angelina on the head.

Just by the sound, it certainly looks like a good head.

"This is what happens when someone targets me."

He thought coldly,

But I didn't really want to kill the other person.

The female ball chaser's entire body detached from the light wheel 1700 and began to fall.

Everyone stood up and stared at Angelina as she fell.

At this critical moment, Levin, like a kestrel hunting its prey, swung his broom and dove down.

In the blink of an eye, he was beside Angelina and suddenly grabbed her robe.

To avoid the sudden reaction force tearing his robes, Levin did not pull himself up directly, but instead continued to fall downwards along the force, changing his straight-down trajectory into an arc.

Before hitting the ground, the arc reached a turning point. Levin grabbed Angelina's slender waist and lifted the broom to prevent her from hitting her head.

"The game is paused!" came the referee's voice.

"The first incident occurred less than ten minutes into the game; Angelina was hit by George's running ball... Luckily, Levin saved her, even though he was the one being targeted by the running ball. His selflessness is truly admirable... I see Mrs. Pomfrey has already left the field. Thank you, Merlin..." Lee Jordan inadvertently helped Levin again.

He said something nice.

Only a handful of people in the stands noticed something amiss.

"This Levin Green has his opponents completely under his thumb."

Beside Professor Dumbledore, a middle-aged wizard murmured.

After Levin landed, he put Angelina down and laid her flat on the ground.

Mrs. Pomfrey walked over, looking displeased.

"This dangerous game shouldn't be played at all; Quidditch should have been abolished long ago!" she said angrily.

Oh, you seem to be going a bit too far.

Levin felt utterly helpless upon hearing her muttering to herself.

Fortunately, Madam Pomfrey couldn't make any decisions. She checked Angelina to see if she had a concussion, then took the potion and poured it into her mouth.

On the field at that moment, the Weasley twins were about to come to blows.

George tried to explain to Fred that it was all an accident.

But his brother didn't believe it, thinking that George had found out about their date and was deliberately retaliating against him.

"What...what date? You went on a date?" George looked completely bewildered, then immediately realized what he meant. "Explain yourself! Who did you go on a date with? Was it Angelina?"

Fred realized he had let something slip and quickly flew away on his broomstick.

About three minutes later, Angelina finally came to her senses. She stood up, ignored Mrs. Pomfrey's advice, got back on the Nimbus 1700, and with a push of her feet, soared into the air.

Upon seeing this, the Gryffindor students immediately cheered loudly; her return seemed to have given the Gryffindor team new confidence.

But she was still affected to some extent.

Whenever Levin swung past her,

The relentless passing, movement, and passing left Gryffindor's defense riddled with holes.

Levin approached Wood once again.

Wood roared angrily,

But this time he cautiously stayed close to the goalpost, keeping his eyes fixed on Levin, his hands raised, anticipating his next move.

Levin took his hands off the broom handles and maintained perfect control of his flight speed using only his legs.

He turned sideways and hooked his hand, throwing the Quake.

"..." Levin's tricky shot! Beautiful, but Wood made a valiant save! "Lee Jordan roared.

However, Levin immediately spun his broom and snatched the Quaffle.

Lean back and pull the lever again.

Another tricky angle

"Hey! Wood was amazing today, he did a scorpion kick... and pounced again! Brilliant!"

Arya caught the Quaffle and attempted to launch an attack.

But Cerella made a quick interception and passed the ball directly to Levin.

George charged straight at him from behind, but Levin dodged to the side without even turning his head.

Fred swung his bat, and the ball came hurtling down like a rock.

Levin stuck close to the Firelord's Arrow, once again shaking off the wandering ball, and charged at Wood for the third time.

Wood misjudged the direction this time; Levin feigned losing the ball to the left, but his entire body was heading towards the basket on the right.

Wood made the wrong save, giving up space.

The ball went in.

"Goaaaaaaaaaaaaal!" Jordan's roar echoed throughout the Quidditch stadium. "Wood can stop Levine once, he can stop him twice, but he can't stop him... he always shoots!"

In the following period, Ravenclaw fully utilized the terrifying power of their run-and-gun tactics.

They sped across the field on broomsticks, constantly increasing the pace of the game.

Faster ball possession, faster passing, faster shooting.

Even if it means increasing mistakes, we must speed up the pace.

The Gryffindor players were trailing behind them, almost being dragged down.

Their collapse came faster than expected.

To make matters worse, the effects of that fall on Angelina are still lingering.

She seemed to have suffered a concussion; although she remembered she was in a competition, her reaction was always a beat slow.

Against a Ravenclaw employing a high-speed, aggressive style of play, even Roger could easily get past her.

But Gryffindor had no choice but to let her hit them.

One of the rules of Quidditch is that no player may replace an injured player.

The team will continue playing after the injured player leaves the field.

Quidditch substitutes are only used for pre-match rotations and to replace teammates during long matches that last for several days, allowing them to get some sleep.

In other words, Angelina either has to leave the field or play with an injury.

But once she leaves the field, Gryffindor is left with only two Chaser players.

The Gryffindor team with three Chaser players couldn't beat the Ravenclaw team with Levine and Cirella.

With only two players remaining, defeat is inevitable.

Therefore, Angelina, no matter how bad her condition, has to compete despite her injury. At least she can struggle for a while and hold on until Harry catches the Golden Snitch.

Chapter 242 Leap of Faith

Seeing their team being pushed back by Ravenclaw's run-and-gun tactics, unable to stop the opponent's attack and rapidly losing stamina, the team's players realized that their own players were also being worn down.

Wood decisively changed tactics, reverting to the original approach: everyone else focused on defense, while Harry concentrated all his attention on the Golden Snitch.

Without Harry's help with the Firebolts, Gryffindor was completely unable to suppress the breakthrough of the two Firebolts.

Levin and Cirira did almost anything they wanted.

Relying on the superior performance of their brooms and their exceptional skills, they completely dominated the Gryffindor goalkeepers, keeping them trapped in their own half of the field.

But this is not over yet,

Seeing that the opposing team had switched to a defensive strategy less reliant on run-and-gun offense, Levin immediately signaled the Hawks to change tactics as well, implementing man-to-man pick-and-rolls.

By man-to-man marking to limit the Gryffindors' defense, and then frequently switching on pick-and-rolls, they constantly created localized situations where they had more players than the enemy.

This caused Gryffindor to frequently miss players and balls.

Wood was in superb form today; he seemed to transform into a four-armed gorilla, making numerous crucial saves against difficult shots.

But Levin and Cerella had so many shooting opportunities!

Ravenclaw's exquisite teamwork left Gryffindor's defense vulnerable everywhere, and even Wood, a god among men, couldn't stop every goal.

The eagles' outstanding performance caused many Gryffindor students to switch sides and cheer for them.

As a result, the Gryffindor players completely lost their composure.

Harry no longer cared about Levin and Ciri.

He was extremely anxious, circling in the air repeatedly, searching for the golden thief.

The point difference on the court has now reached 120 points.

With 30 points remaining, the gap between the two sides will be 150 points.

The Golden Snitch can get 150 points.

If he catches the Golden Snitch before then, Gryffindor still has a chance to win.