Chapter 41 A rare genius

Yes, the iron wire is George's trump card for controlling the flying broom.

Whether the flying broom flies well or not mainly depends on whether the wizard is proficient in operating the flying broom.

By wrapping a circle of iron wire on the flying broom, in addition to relying on magic to control the flying broom, he can also use magnetism to make more detailed adjustments, double protection.

In fact, with the weight of his clone of dozens of kilograms, the magnetism alone can fly, but it is not as fast as the flying broom.

This operation is also used on his magic wand. There is a circle of iron wire at the end of his magic wand, the purpose is to be able to summon it back instantly after the magic wand is out of hand.

"Hold the broom steady, rise a few feet, then lean forward slightly and fall vertically back to the ground.

Listen to my whistle: 3-2-1!"

As Ms. Hooch whistled, the little wizards all stomped their feet and flew into the air on their flying brooms.

However, most of them were not very stable after flying in the air, and they maintained it carefully one by one, but there were also some who flew very well and quickly because they had experience, such as Ginny.

"Ginny, very good, you fly quite well."

Ginny's outstanding performance soon attracted Hooch's attention, and he couldn't help but praise her loudly, ready to give Gryffindor extra points, but she was soon interrupted by a cry of surprise.

Turning her head to the right Slytherin side, her face suddenly showed an incredible look.

"Oh, Merlin, this is the starfish hanging upside down, the Wollongong "Z" shape flying technique, the sloth hugging the tree rolling, and the Wonsky feint. This is impossible!"

What did she see? She saw George, the star of Slytherin, who actually used a difficult Quidditch move that only world-class Quidditch players can master.

Like the starfish hanging upside down, it is a move that only top flying broom goalkeepers can do.

When the Quaffle is about to enter but there is no time to defend it, immediately hang upside down on the broomstick with one foot and block the Quaffle by spreading your limbs.

Wollongong "Z"-shaped flight is a superb technique for the Chaser to move forward at high speed in a zigzag shape to confuse the opponent's Chaser.

Sloth hugging tree roll, when the bludger attacks, the player hangs on the broomstick, holds the broomstick handle tightly with both hands and feet, and quickly rotates the broomstick to bounce the bludger like a drill.

Wronski feint, the Seeker pretends to see the Snitch far below and rushes to the ground, asking the opponent's Seeker to imitate him. But the former stops diving when it is about to hit the ground, so that the opponent has no time to react and hits the ground and faints.

This move requires the Seeker to have extreme control over the broomstick.

If you learn any of these four moves, you can apply for any position of Seeker, Chaser, Beater and Keeper in the national Quidditch team.

Even she couldn't do all four moves smoothly, let alone use the sweeping series broom used for school teaching.

You should know that the sweeping series broom used for school teaching has a history of several decades. It is natural to fly in class, but if the speed is too fast, it will tremble and be difficult to control.

However, look at George, not only can he control it, but he can also do these four difficult classic moves.

"Slytherin plus 20 points, you can practice freely, George, come with me!"

After George landed smoothly, Huo Qi shouted excitedly, walked forward and pulled George towards the castle.

"Is this really your first time riding a flying broom?"

She asked incredulously as she walked.

George pretended to be a little shy and nodded:

"Is it impossible to ride where I live, but I have read some books and related introductions about Quidditch."

He knew his plan was successful.

With the strength of his body and the stable control of the flying broom by magnetism, he could do ballet and Thomas turns on the flying broom without any problem, not to mention the four moves just now.

"Oh, really. This is incredible."

Hooch was a little incoherent after hearing George's answer.

In the office of the dean of Slytherin, Snape was sitting on a chair writing his research experience on the newly created potion. He was suddenly disturbed by the urgent knock on the door. He couldn't help but frowned and waved his wand to open the door.

"Ms. Hooch, is there something so important that you need to be so anxious?"

Seeing that the visitors were Hooch, the flying class teacher, and the most outstanding student in his college, he relaxed his brows a little.

Hooch excitedly pushed George in front of Snape:

"Professor Snape, your Slytherin has a Quidditch genius that is rare in a thousand years. You can't believe it. He used it the first time he rode a flying broom."

"Is everything you said true?"

After hearing Hooch's words, Snape, who always had a blank expression, became calm.

As the dean of Slytherin, he had a very deep affection for Slytherin College. He had always been upset about Slytherin's loss to Gryffindor last year, especially Gryffindor with Harry.

If George really had such a strong flying broom talent, then Slytherin would not lose again in the next seven years.

"I'm not old enough to be dazzled, and many children in your college saw it."

Hooch seemed a little angry at Snape's questioning.

Snape said quickly:

"I'm not questioning you, I'm just a little surprised."

He turned his head to look at George, revealing a smile that was uglier than crying:

"George, you're very good, always very good.

I will personally arrange for you to join the Slytherin Quidditch team on Saturday. Gryffindor can make an exception, and so can we Slytherin!"

"That. Professor, I don't really want to join the Quidditch team."

George pretended to be a little embarrassed and replied.

Hearing George's words, Hooch and Snape were both stunned, and then asked almost at the same time:

"Why?"

You know, joining the Quidditch team is the dream of every little wizard, and George has such a high flying broom, he is simply a natural Quidditch player.

George looked up at Snape and coughed:

"It's like this, because compared to Quidditch, I prefer to study magic, especially Defense Against the Dark Arts, and Professor Lockhart's Defense Against the Dark Arts class is so I need more time to study by myself.

But after joining Quidditch, I must train frequently, so I don't have enough time. Alas, self-study is still difficult. "

"What you said makes sense. Compared to Quidditch, learning magic is the foundation. Lockhart is indeed a fool. Hmm."

Snape couldn't help but fall into deep thought after hearing this.

In his opinion, learning magic is definitely more important than Quidditch. He doesn't have much interest in Quidditch. As the dean, he naturally hopes that Slytherin can win the Quidditch Cup.

"So, if you join the Slytherin team, I will try my best not to ask them to train with you. In the future, I will take half a day every weekend to help you with the Defense Against the Dark Arts course."