When Charlie was talking about Quidditch tactics, he kept using common terms, what hawk head attack formation, what Pokov tricks, Albert listened to it half-understood, and had the illusion that he was listening to English class in his previous life.

However, the tactic that interests Albert the most is the Transylvanian feint.

The term was still known from Charlie's mouth, as he forbade Mark to use Transylvanian feints during the game.

By asking Wood at his side, Albert was answered.

According to Wood, Transylvania feints are actually pretending to be ready to hurt an opponent, such as pretending to punch someone, whether it's punching the opponent in the nose, hitting the opponent's chest with your elbow, or even stabbing the opponent's eyes with your fingers, as long as you don't touch the opponent, all feints are legal.

Mark's best tactic is the Transylvanian feint, sometimes wielding a bat and pretending to hit someone, or hitting his opponent in the chest with his elbow, or even riding a broomstick to intimidate the opponent.

No one knows if Mark's next Transylvanian feint will be real or fake. After all, no one wants to get a blow head-on, and it's more annoying than being targeted by a Bludger.

After all, being targeted by a Bludger, with the help of his own batsman, and being targeted by Mark, can only ask for more blessings.

This puts pressure on the opponents who are being targeted by Mark.

As for it, did it really hit someone?

Of course, he will be judged for violating the rules, Mark's excuses are always very legitimate, his Transylvanian feints failed, and his attitude of admitting his mistakes is sincere...... It's weird.

Anyway, if you are judged to be in violation of the rules, this situation is not serious, at most it is to give the ghost ball to the opponent, and the player who receives an elbow or a stick can be considered unlucky.

"Is it true or not?" Albert muttered.

"Haha, look, Charlie, Albert also knows the trick of Transylvania's feints, why don't you understand it? Feints are meant to be real and fake, otherwise how can you scare the other party?" Mark made an exaggerated swing with his bare hands. "Now, when you see me raising my bat, you don't have to stay away. ”

"Don't quibble, you know very well what happened last semester. Charlie sternly warned, "Anyway, you are not allowed to use Transylvanian feints in the game anymore, do you hear that?" ”

"Okay. Mark blinked.

"Did anything happen last year?" asked Albert curiously. Several of the other newcomers pricked up their ears to eavesdrop.

"Last year, there was a bit of a clash on the sidelines before the Slytherin game. So, Jack was made unable to participate by the other party, so Mark was on the playing field......" Danny couldn't help himself from laughing, raised his hand and made a swing motion, and explained in a low voice: "Well, Mark used a Transylvanian feint to knock out the Slytherin Seeker with a stick, and although he himself kept saying that it was just a tactical mistake of a Transylvanian feint, the angry Professor Hodge banned Mark from the ball game for a semester. ”

However, Slytherin lost the match due to the loss of the Seeker.

Later, the Slytherin students label Mark as insidious, and the Gryffindors obviously don't care about this, they are happy to see Slytherin lose the game, even if the means are a little dishonorable, but after all, the other party is the first to do this.

After half an hour of tactical explanations, the official players returned to the court to practice Charlie's tactics, while Albert and several newcomers continued to fly in circles on broomsticks.

On the way, there was a small accident, and Fred, who had exchanged a broomstick with Albert, was forced to get off the broomstick not long after flying.

This time, Fred had to admit that there was something wrong with the broomstick.

Quidditch training lasts until half past ten, there is no way, there are only three training opportunities a week, if you don't take the time to train well, it is not easy to win the Quidditch championship.

Of course, rigorous training is only for regular players, and Charlie gives newcomers the freedom to train, mainly to develop their flying skills and passion for Quidditch.

Without that passion, it's hard to get through the tough Quidditch training. After all, it doesn't matter if it's raining, snowing, or thundering, Quidditch training will continue.

After training, everyone gathered in the locker room, and Charlie commented on the problems that occurred during the training, and recorded the problems until the next Quidditch training, and then focused on the shortcomings.

"Albert flew well. As Wood took off his protective gear, he glanced at Charlie and said, "He's a good fit to be a Seeker." ”

"Is Charlie going to give up his position as Seeker next year?" said Jack exaggeratedly. Of course he knew that this was impossible, after all, Charlie was the captain, and there was no captain who didn't play.

Several of them agreed on Albert's talent, otherwise Wood wouldn't have said that.

"Your brother is not bad either. Erin suddenly said, "If we can't find a more suitable one next year, we can let them take our place." ”

"How about having Albert as a chaser?" Danny suggested, "I think he'd be a good fit." ”

"I think Angelina is good, that girl is more suitable to replace you. Mario added, "If she can stand out in the selection next year." ”

"As long as she trains with us, that's fine," Jack said. ”

"Ahem. Charlie coughed, interrupting the discussion, "For some reason, Albert didn't focus on Quidditch and joined Professor McGonagall's ...... Well, the Transfiguration Club. ”

"The Transfiguration Club," Wood asked, looking puzzled, "what's that?"

"Do you see the transformation today?" asked Erin.

"Don't look. Wood replied honestly.

Erin was speechless for a moment, thought for a moment and explained, "You can understand it as a club of geniuses who are good at transfiguration. ”

"Isn't he just starting school?" the others were a little stunned.

Well, now everyone can guess Charlie's good intentions, this is the Seeker who is ready to leave a substitute for the team.

Although Charlie is a Seeker himself, he is also about to graduate, and when he graduates, if the team can't find a suitable Seeker, won't there be a ready-made replacement?

Although Albert was busy with the Transfiguration Club, if Wood really couldn't find a good suitor, I believe Professor McGonagall would definitely help convince Albert to join the Quidditch team. After all, they all knew that Professor McGonagall was no worse than anyone else was about Quidditch.

If Albert had found out, he would have shook his head and said, "Don't worry, when Charlie graduates, there will be a pig's foot named Harry Potter to take the place of the Seeker."