After returning from St. Mungo, Harry found a moment to express his gratitude to Percy and Ryan, and conveyed Sirius' invitation to visit his house during the summer vacation.

Sirius's home? Thinking of this, Ryan was a little lacking in interest, after all, the big Blake house that contained Voldemort's Horcruxes was not a home in Sirius's eyes. I guess this is where he lived after he was kicked out.

Time flies, Sirius is behind for a while, and soon it's Easter. However, the Easter holidays are not as easy as expected. Once again, the number of after-school assignments for third-graders broke records. Neville Longbottom seemed to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and he wasn't the only one.

"It's also called a holiday!" One afternoon, Seamofinigan yelled in the common room, "The exam is still far away, what are they doing?"

Seamus's gaffe roar was echoed by many of the other students in the common room. It's just that Ryan, who is basking in the sun while leaning against the window and writing his homework, feels that he is not in such a bad mood, on the one hand, the amount of homework cannot be compared with the sea of questions in the third year of high school in his previous life, and he doesn't even have a small test in three days, a big test in a week, and a bottom in a month. On the other hand, after three months of recuperation, his meridians finally recovered. And it's tougher than it was before the injury.

Due to the unprecedented amount of homework assigned by the professors, Ryan's reading club has completely turned into a concentrated discussion of homework difficulties in these gatherings. Fortunately, the professors assigned the same assignments to each college, so there were not as many difficulties to discuss as expected.

And it is also because of this kind of concentrated discussion, by summarizing everyone's wisdom to solve problems, that this small organization has initially stabilized. After all, improving oneself by helping others and receiving help from others is a great thing for all involved.

In addition, Ryan and the Nymph have made a new breakthrough in their knowledge of the Nymph's gift, which is directly reflected in Professor McGonagall's recent lesson on turning things into animals basically all the extra points taken by Ryan and Hermione.

"I think you've fully reached the point where you guys are turning all sorts of things into animals. L level. As long as you can maintain this state, you will be more than welcome in my school. At the end of the day, Professor McGonagall smiled at Ryan and Hermione.

Probably because of the departure of the Dementors that has brought the young wizards back to life, and the final Quidditch final is about to take place, the smell of gunpowder in public has been getting stronger and stronger lately.

After the Easter holidays, tensions between the two teams and the two houses have reached the point of triggering. There were a few small fights in the hallway that turned vicious, with a fourth-year Gryffindor and a sixth-year Slytherin both admitted to the school hospital with leeks sticking out of their ears.

Especially Harry, who is a key figure in the team, there are always Slytherin people who try to attack him. The Slytherins were also less likely to be wary of the pedestrians around them when attacking, especially since most of the pedestrians were Gryffindor students.

"There are many obstacles. Ryan struck away with an obstacle spell and tried to attack Harry with a curse, only to almost hit his Slytherin student, and then asked Ron next to him a little depressed.

"Doesn't it mean that all purebloods have a centuries-old heritage, can't they show off the heritage that has been passed down for hundreds of years, and compete fairly?"

"I swear we Weasleys must be fair playing in this kind of game, but it's hard to say about the Vipers who have been Slytherin for generations. Ron said after fending off another curse.

After getting rid of all the attackers and surrounding Harry to the next classroom, Ryan had been pondering one thing. In the most common form of Quidditch, Slytherin can go from deliberately fouling players in the game, to putting on their robes and pretending to be Dementors to scare people, to attacking members of the opposing team before a recent match. It can be said that I was able to try all the off-board tricks.

From this it can be seen that the Slytherin students are indeed a bit morally problematic in general, at least from the point of view of a normal person, this kind of unscrupulous approach to the end in a game that is theoretically supposed to be fair play is not noble and elegant in any way, but closer to the level of the street ruffians.

So why is there so much content in the fandom in his previous life that touts the nobility of Slytherin House?Ryan continued to think about this until he walked into the next classroom, until the bell of class interrupted his thoughts.

But Ryan drew one conclusion from what was known: at least as it stands. To say that the Weasleys, who were spiritually noble and despised by most of their fandom in their previous lives, are more like a family with a centuries-old heritage than the Malfoys.

In the midst of such chaos, the time came for the last day before the game. All daily activities in the Gryffindor House common room have stopped. Even Hermione, who was always studying with a book, put it down.

In the common room, everyone in the team can be seen to be nervous, even the optimistic Weasley brothers are louder and more pompous than usual when talking about life, as a way to relieve the pressure. Soon at the behest of captain Wood, the team members went to bed en masse.

"Do you think we can win?" asked Hermione in a whisper. Although she didn't like Quidditch very much, she cared deeply about the honor of the house.

"Definitely going to win. Ryan replied confidently, "Think about the make-up lessons we've given Harry over the past few months, every time he comes over, he looks tired, but he still grits his teeth and persists. With this perseverance and his talent, how could it be a failure. ”

After comforting Hermione, Ryan studied for a while before going to sleep. The next morning, he went to the dining room early to eat, and not long after he sat down, the Gryffindor team arrived.

As the Gryffindor team entered the auditorium, there was a round of applause in the auditorium. Even the people at the Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff tables applauded them. Only loud boos could be heard from the Slytherin table.

It's no wonder that purebloods are getting worse and worse, and this open undisguised hostility makes Ryan feel that they are not even qualified to be villains. How can a truly powerful villain be so hostile from the beginning, just look at the applause of Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff just now to see how bad Slytherin's popularity is. And the villain with such a bad popularity in history is at most a terrorist, and it is basically useless to go further.

After eating, everyone headed to the Quidditch pitch en masse. Sure enough, the game turned out to be the dirtiest ball game Ryan had ever seen, with plenty of deliberate fouls on the Slytherins.

However, it may be due to Harry's improved form after he has a real relative, and he has the best broomfire bolt in the game. So at Gryffindor's 7-10, Harry managed to catch the Golden Snitch and win.

When Dumbledore presented the trophy to the Gryffindor team, the audience erupted. Wave after wave of the scarlet crowd cheered for Gryffindor's two-in-a-row.