Chapter 26 Aerobatics and Accidental Risk  

First, he starts by trying the easiest front and back flips, followed by side-to- side rolls.

Although the rapidly changing gravity made his brain a little bloody, he still managed to complete these movements smoothly.

Next comes the more difficult maneuvers, first the bell maneuver, then the half-roll reversal, the hammerhead maneuver, the cobra maneuver... These are the most difficult and most famous maneuvers in aerobatics.

Bumpy and bumpy, Jack completed these thrilling and fancy moves. If the super pilots saw this scene, they would definitely shout "impossible", and then doubt life.

After all, anyone who sees an action that he may not be able to learn after learning for several years will doubt life if he learns it the first time he does it.

Of course, this is not only because of his strong athletic ability and learning ability, but also because of the better handling and flexibility of broomsticks than fighter jets.

Seeing this scene, the little wizards on the lawn let out a scream of admiration. Although they could not see the difficulty of these actions, the gorgeous flight still made them cry out incredulously.

And Mrs. Hooch saw more. She used to be a professional Quidditch player, and she truly recognized Jack's amazing flying ability - a talent far surpassing all Quidditch players she had ever seen.

Finally, Jack's speed slowed down, ending his fancy aerobatics.

It wasn't that he didn't want to continue enjoying flying, but the "crunch" whine of the broom told him that it was already overwhelmed.

Just now, he was equivalent to forcibly spraying the agricultural machine to perform a stunt that can only be performed by a fighter jet. He had no doubt that if he flew like this for a while, the broom would fall apart immediately.

Jack slowly descended amid the praises of his classmates, ready to land just like that.

Suddenly, a familiar scream caught his attention. "Help! I... can't control it!"

The female voice with a crying voice immediately attracted Jack. He easily recognized the owner of the voice: Hermione.

Looking at the sound, I saw that in the sky a little farther away, Hermione was holding a broom nervously, flying randomly in the sky, and she was about to fall out of her grasp.

"Be careful!" He heard the terrified shouts of his classmates on the ground.

"Grasp the broom, clamp your legs, and try to keep your balance!" Madam Hooch reminded loudly.

"Ting, help her!" Someone yelled at Jack.

However, Jack was no longer in place at this time, and he flew towards Hermione as soon as his legs were clamped.

Unfortunately, Hermione didn't hold on, and the uncontrolled flight had already exhausted her.

When the broom made her hang upside down in the air again, she couldn't grasp the broom handle anymore and fell from the sky.

She let out a terrified scream and kept falling down at a loss.

The little wizards on the ground couldn't bear to close their eyes one after another. If they fell from such a height, they would be half-crippled if they didn't die.

Madam Hooch hurriedly took out her wand, trying to chant some spell to stop this, but she was not as proficient at wandless and silent spellcasting as Dumbledore, so she was still a step behind.

Only Jack, ignoring the whining sound of the old broom, frantically accelerated his flight.

Under the rapid dive, the howling wind made his cheeks hurt, the end of the broom had completely fallen apart, and the wooden branches were constantly thrown behind him-now he was almost riding a broom pole that was about to break in half. dive.

At this time, he was like a sharp arrow thrown out, drawing a parabola in the air.

As expected of Jack, he was calm in the face of danger, and his knowledge of physics also helped him a lot - he controlled the time when the broom fell apart, so that the broom could maintain the same falling speed as Hermione after losing its levitation ability.

Finally, he approached Hermione, and the precise calculation made him just below Hermione's height at this time, and the two were less than half a meter apart.

So Jack simply let go of his hands, controlled the broomstick with only his feet, and caught the flustered Hermione.

Although at this moment, he could feel as if his arm had been hit hard, but it was not heavier than he imagined.

This was because Jack controlled the speed of the dive. He cleverly adjusted the vertical speed of the dive to the same speed as Hermione's descent, so he only had to bear the horizontal force when grabbing her.

However, this leads to another problem.

They were falling too fast, and the altitude was so low now that there wasn't enough room for him to slow down.

However, all this did not make him have any flustered emotions.

He was still very calm, adjusted his whole body in the air, just turned the broom in a different direction, and slammed into the forest next to him.

Only after hearing a "crash" sound, the two rushed into the canopy of the big tree.

Jack held Hermione in his arms as much as possible, the hard branches hit him and scratched his skin, but the canopy also effectively buffered the gravity of their falling.

Unfortunately, their original dive speed was still too fast. The two of them passed through the canopies of several trees in a row, breaking many branches, and then fell to the ground, and rolled for several meters before they were able to stop.