Who is this narrator?Why is everyone's reaction so weird?" Sirius strangely put his hand around Harry, bringing his ear to his mouth.

"That's the Ravenclaw madgirl... Luna Lovegood of Ravenclaw...", and it would be rude for Harry to explain the extra information to Sirius in front of the Harris.

After saying that, Harry himself looked at the commentary table with some incredulity, what person in his right mind would let the famous crazy girl at school do the commentary? But even in the sky, he couldn't be mistaken, the long pale blonde hair, and the necklace made of butterbeer stoppers...... Professor McGonagall, who was sitting next to Luna, looked a little uncomfortable, as if she did regret the appointment.

The captains shook hands, then soared into the air to the sound of Ms. Hodge's whistle.

The Quaffle was immediately snatched by Slytherin's Draco Malfoy, who was a cut above the others, and then Draco Malfoy, who was holding the ball, rushed towards the goalpost.

Ravenclaw's batsman, Terry Bout, snatched a Bludger before Pansy and Goyle, adjusted the direction according to his usual training and another batsman's hand, and then viciously passed one hand to each other and hit it straight to the back of Draco Malfoy's head, while their two batsmen quickly flew in front of Draco, ready to intercept.

Draco Malfoy, who had a great opening performance, quickly ducked his head to dodge the Bludger and then controlled his broomstick to evade Ravenclaw's Michael and another chaser.

Ravenclaw used Parkin's pincer tactics – Anthony Goldstein and Michael Cocker approached Draco from the flanks, while another chaser went around behind Draco to try to intercept the rest of the Slytherin attackers, which was the best defensive tactic to distance his teammates in the face of enemy chasers.

However, this time they faced Draco, who had been in a big swing this year, and took advantage of the gap in the start of the tournament to turn into a green shadow and bypass their block without slowing down, and Slytherin's hitter Pansy barely caught up, hitting the Bludger at the opponent and delaying them to catch up for a while, and Draco scored 10 points against the door defended by Lisa Dupin.

It was only at the start of the game that the crowd noticed that the rest of the Slytherin players were not using their usual tactics and were already focusing on defence.

However, this did not make a difference to Ravenclaw, and their three chasers quickly moved closer after getting the Quaffle kick-off to form an arrow-shaped eagle-headed attacking formation - Darren Brown. O'Hare, the famous goalkeeper, invented this tactic for his teammates while playing for the Kenmare Kestrels, although he was not involved in the attack, and because of the name Eagle Head, the Ravenclaw Quidditch team regarded this tactic as almost their most conventional offensive method, as if ignoring the Slytherin defence, and the Ravenclaws flew towards the three rounds.

However, just as Slytherin's defensive line began to gather to prepare for this tactic of breaking through by collective strength, Ravenclaw played the characteristics of their team's changeable tactics, as the chasers on the left and right wings of the eagle head offensive formation quickly lined up one by one and one down quickly lined up in three columns, Michael, who held the ball in the middle, made a feint and threw it to the bottom, and then let the ball actually start to fly up. Goldstein quickly used this change to turn the horizontal offensive formation of the eagle head tactics into a vertical line, and the Slytherin defense into a Muggle Maginot line.

At this time, Professor McGonagall finally realized that the atmosphere was strange after the silence after the goal, she moved her eyes back from the field, and some of the people above found that the commentator Luna Lovegood was watching the game with a cup of hot chocolate in both hands: "Miss Lovegood, you are the commentator, not the audience! This commentary table doesn't give you a good position to watch the game!"

"Oh, yes, crowds, Slytherin's Draco scored and was pulled back by Ravenclaw's Tony..."

"It's Anthony, Anthony Goldstein, isn't that your own classmate?"

"Oh, it's Anthony Goldstein! But why do I always feel like he's showing up for the first time?"

From the loudspeaker, Professor McGonagall shouted a correction next to Luna, causing the audience to burst into laughter.

But in terms of returning to the normal rhythm of the next game, the Ravenclaws are better in most positions in Slytherin, and the types of tactics they train far exceed those of other houses, although they are not superior in physical fitness, but the tacit cooperation and execution are far greater than those of Slytherin, and it is very difficult for Slytherin to defend their offense, and many times they have to rely on the chasers who should be involved in the attack to assist the goalkeeper in front of the three goals in order to maintain the situation.

On the offensive end, Ravenclaw can always break through Slytherin's defense with a variety of endless tactics, although the success rate is not high in this kind of defense, but they play very easily, on the other hand, the Slytherin Quidditch team is completely stuck in Draco Malfoy's offensive mode of relying on his outstanding personal qualities and Pansy's protection, although it can barely maintain even Slytherin is still slightly ahead, but compared to Ravenclaw's freehand, Draco has to use his full strength in almost every attack.

The scene became more and more intense, this was a comparison between the whole team and the team relying on the ball - at this time, Emily, the other Seeker of Slater who was a small star, had no idea of looking for the Golden Snitch at all, she stared at Cho Chang, about the same height as she flew, the two of them galloped around the court, in order not to give each other time to find the Golden Snitch free, Emily kept an eye on Cho Chang and kept herself in the way of the other's advance, and the knees of the two often touched together.

In the audience, Penelope, who was late and had just arrived at the court, had just come to the stand, and heard Luna's unreliable commentary, pursed her bright red lips, snorted coldly, and took little Patricia to find the location of Harris.

"Penello, who is this little girl?" Morgan Lefeuy saw that Penelope had brought a little girl, and was a little curious about this and Penelope's incompatible behavior.

A little uncomfortable briefly introduced Patricia, so that everyone who actually knew what was going on in general matched the little girl in front of them with the characters in the story, Penelope greeted everyone else present, and then handed Patricia to the wolf mother who was Harris's guard, and asked her to take care of the little girl instead of herself, and then Penelope didn't care about what others thought, and walked directly to Allen's side and sat down.

In fact, unless Owen was playing on the court, Morgan Lefay was actually not very interested in the game itself, and when she heard the agitation, she looked up at Emily, who was still circling around the court in the sky and was entangled with Cho Chang, and no longer cared about the dynamics on the court, and shifted her attention to little Patricia, who was being led by the wolf mother.

Patricia's cheeks, which were still a little sunken due to long-term malnutrition, had somewhat regained their pinkness, and the curls on the top of her head had an equally dark blue bow, and Morgan Lefay noticed that there was a live spider lying on it, the juvenile of an eight-eyed giant spider.

Morgan Lefay, who had already strengthened herself with the spider's soul many times, was not afraid of it, and she glanced at Penelope, who disapproved of her practice of giving such dangerous objects to children as toys and guards. However, the cuteness of the little girl makes Morgan Lefay a little maternal - although Morgan Lefay, who is actually not very old, already has Helena's granddaughter, but Helena is an adult after all, older than her father, after all, there is less childlike fun.

At this time, Patricia was sitting among so many wizards, very quiet, she had never seen Quidditch and had never understood her, and she couldn't understand the fun at all, but because the wizards around her were dressed as a little nervous and afraid, her little hands held the wolf mother tightly.

Seeing this, Morgan Lefay thought of her suffering, beckoned the wolf mother to bring the little girl over, and with some distress, she flicked the little eight-eyed giant spider to the other side of her head with her fingers, and then rubbed the soft hair of the little girl: "Patricia, aren't you afraid of spiders?

"Thank you, but I'm not afraid of Elisetri! The teacher said it would protect me in the future! Lockhart felt the same way!" replied in a regular manner, feeling the kindness emanating from Morgan Lefay, Patricia looked up and asked, "Why can't my mother come?"

Stunned for a moment, Morgan Lefay, who knew the other party's mother's Muggle identity, soothed: "Mommy is busy, but little Patricia, you can tell her what you see, or watch the TV broadcast with her, and then bring some wizards back to give her a taste of it, and when you grow up, you may be able to bring your mother to watch your own Quidditch matches." ”

(End of chapter)