Chapter 46 Snape's Secret and the First Quidditch Match

In fact, the team for the first Quidditch match of the term was not Ravenclaw, but Gryffindor and Slytherin, two rival houses.

The day before the game, Harry Potter mysteriously found Jack and Hermione in the library, and he and Ron took them to a corner.

"You know what? I just saw Snape at Filch's." Harry lowered his voice and said secretly: "His leg was bloody and bloody, and it looked like he was bitten by something. I also Overheard him mention a sentence: 'How could you possibly be staring at three heads at the same time?'"

Hermione was at a loss. "What does that mean? I don't understand. What exactly did you bring us here to"

"He said 'three heads'!" Ron emphasized a little loudly. "You know, Harry and I were caught by Filch's claws on a night tour. That's the night we entered the Dumbledore Professor Lido highlighted the no-go corridors, guess what we saw?"

Obviously, due to Jack's sake, Ron and Hermione didn't have much contact, so the two did not misunderstand each other as in the original book, and there was a big contradiction - except for the one on Halloween. That spell class.

At that time, Ron provoked Hermione fiercely, and the self-respecting little girl stayed alone in the corridor and was sad, and was almost killed by the troll. Although Hermione doesn't take anger at others, since that day he has no good feelings for Ron, presumably the plot of the original "Flowers on Cow Dung" can't happen again.

Of course Ron himself didn't know that.

At this time, Ron's impression of Hermione was that he was a good student who was too serious and difficult to get along with, but he did not dislike her.

But now, he actually sold off in front of Hermione in a naive way. Obviously, he still underestimated Hermione.

"Are you referring to the three-headed dog? I know, there's this guy over there. That's what you call 'three heads', right?"

"What, so you already knew." Ron was a little disappointed when he failed to show his knowledge in front of the girl.

"So, do you know what that means?" Harry took it, holding his breath.

"He wanted to pass the big three-headed dog on Halloween! He was going there when we saw him - he was looking for the thing the big dog was guarding! I dared to use my broomstick Bet he put that troll in to distract people!"

Obviously, Jack was not the only one who left the big team during the chaos, and the savior duo also took the opportunity to go on an adventure.

But Hermione didn't believe it.

"No—he wouldn't," she said. "I know he's not very nice, but he wouldn't steal something that Dumbledore had kept so strictly."

"Do you think so too?" Ron looked at Jack with anticipation again. To his disappointment, Jack nodded in agreement.

"Maybe Snape was sullen, eccentric, stingy, and didn't wash his hair, but he was a good professor. He was a master of potions, and would never hurt his students."

"To be honest, you always think that all teachers are saints."

Ron said bluntly, "I agree with Harry. I think Snape can do anything. But what is he looking for? What is that big dog watching?"

The exchange between the four was ultimately fruitless.

However, Hermione and Jack still thank Harry and Ron for taking the initiative to tell them all about it - the fact that Jack and Hermione met trolls on Halloween is well known at Hogwarts, and Harry and Ron were able to take risks Telling them that Snape might be the culprit was kind enough.

Ron and Harry then invited them both to watch Harry's first Quidditch match.

...

Early the next morning, Jack was brought to the court by the excited Chang Cho, on the grounds that he was observing the opponent to gather intelligence.

Hermione came too, and she made a few little flags with lions in support.

In fact, she didn't support Gryffindor, but because of Draco Malfoy's long- term discriminatory remarks against Muggles, and his remarks against Jack, Slytherin became her most hated house.

Jack cast magic on the little flag, and the lions on the flag moved. They walked around in the flag uneasy, and made majestic roars from time to time.

Ron and a few Gryffindors who had arrived at the stadium early came up after seeing such flags, and they bought them for a few siko.

"Before the next Quidditch match, let's do more to earn pocket money." Jack whispered to Hermione, who nodded with a smile.

At eleven o'clock it seemed that the whole school was in the stands around the Quidditch pitch. Many students also brought binoculars.

The seats were almost raised to mid-empty, but it was still difficult to see the game at times.

Mrs. Hooch from the flying lesson was the Quidditch judge. She stood in the middle of the court, her broomstick in hand, waiting for players from both sides to arrive.

"Listen, I want everyone to play fair and honest," she said as soon as the team gathered around her. Her words seem to be specifically aimed at the captain of the Slytherin team, sixth grader Marcus Flint. The Slytherin team often resorts to dirty tricks in the game, and Flint is especially so.

Mrs. Hooch blew her silver whistle vigorously.

Fifteen broomsticks rose from the ground and rose high into the sky. The game begins.