When Charlie was explaining Quidditch tactics to everyone, he kept using common terminology, such as the Eagle Head Attack Formation and the Pokov Technique to lure enemies. Albert only understood it half-understood, and he had the illusion that he was attending an English class in his previous life.
However, the tactic that interested Albert the most was the Transylvanian feint.
The word came from Charlie, who forbade Mark from using the Transylvanian feint in games.
Albert got the answer by asking Wood beside him.
According to Wood, the Transylvanian feint is actually pretending to prepare to hurt the opponent, such as pretending to hit someone, whether it is punching the opponent in the nose, bumping the opponent's chest with an elbow, or even stabbing the opponent in the eye with a finger.
As long as you don't touch the other person, all feints are legal.
The tactic Mark is best at is the Transylvanian feint. Sometimes he will wave his stick and pretend to hit someone, or hit his opponent in the chest with his elbow, or even collide with the opponent intimidatingly while riding a broom.
No one knows whether Mark's next Transylvanian fake move is real or fake. After all, no one wants to get hit head-on, which is more annoying than being targeted by a Bludger.
After all, if you are targeted by a Bludger, with the help of your own batters, and if you are targeted by a Mark, you can only ask for blessings.
This puts pressure on opponents targeted by Mark.
As for, did you really hit someone?
Of course he will be found guilty of violating the rules. Mark's excuses are always valid. His Transylvania fake failed, and his sincere attitude in admitting his mistake... is strange.
Anyway, he was sentenced to a violation. This situation is not serious. At most, the ball is given to the opponent. The player who received an elbow or a stick is unlucky.
"Is it true or false?" Albert murmured.
"Haha, look, Charlie, Albert also knows the secret of Transylvania's fake moves, why don't you understand? The fake moves must be real and fake, otherwise how can you scare the opponent?" Mark did it with his bare hands.
He made an exaggerated swing. "Now, when everyone sees me lifting the bat, they have to stay away."
"Don't quibble, you know very well what happened last semester." Charlie warned sternly, "Anyway, you are no longer allowed to use Transylvania fake moves in the game, did you hear that?"
"Okay." Mark blinked.
"What happened last year?" Albert asked curiously. Several other newcomers pricked up their ears to eavesdrop.
"Last year! Before the game with Slytherin, the two sides had a little conflict outside the field. So, Jack was prevented from participating by the other party, so Mark was on the field..." Danny tried not to laugh.
He made a sound, raised his hand and made a swinging motion, and explained in a low voice: "Well, Mark used the Transylvania fake move and knocked Slytherin's Seeker off the field with one stick, even though he kept saying
It was claimed that it was just a tactical error caused by Transylvania's fake move, but the furious Professor Huo Qi still banned Mark from playing football for one semester."
However, Slytherin eventually lost the game because there was no seeker.
Later, the Slytherin students labeled Mark as sinister. Gryffindor obviously didn't care about this. They were happy to see Slytherin lose the game, even if the method was a bit disgraceful, but after all, this kind of thing
It was the other party who made the first move.
After half an hour of tactical explanation, the regular players returned to the court to practice Charlie's tactics, while Albert and the newcomers continued to fly in circles on their broomsticks.
On the way, there was a small accident. Fred, who had switched broomsticks with Albert, was forced to get off the broomstick not long after flying.
This time, Fred had to admit that there was indeed something wrong with that broomstick.
Quidditch training lasts until half past ten. There is no way, there are only three training opportunities a week. If you can't seize the time to train well, it will not be easy to win the Quidditch championship.
Of course, strict training is only for official players. Charlie gives the newcomers free and loose training, mainly to cultivate their flying skills and enthusiasm for Quidditch.
Without that enthusiasm, it is really difficult to survive the difficult Quidditch training. After all, no matter it rains, snows, or thunders, Quidditch training will still continue.
After the training, everyone gathered in the locker room. Charlie commented on the problems that occurred during the training and recorded the problems. When the next Quidditch training is held, he will specifically train on the shortcomings.
"Albert flies well." When Wood took off his protective gear, he glanced at Charlie and said, "He is very suitable to be a seeker."
"Is Charlie going to give up his position as seeker next year?" Jack said exaggeratedly. Of course he knew this was impossible. After all, Charlie was the captain, and how could the captain not play?
Several people also agreed with Albert's talent, otherwise Wood would not have said that.
"Your younger brother is not bad either." Eileen suddenly said, "If we can't find someone more suitable next year, we can let them take our place."
"How about letting Albert be the chaser?" Danny suggested, "I think he should be suitable too."
"I think Angelina is good. That girl is more suitable to succeed you." Mario added, "If she can stand out in the selection next year."
Jack said: "As long as she follows us for training, there is no problem with this."
"Ahem." Charlie coughed, interrupting the discussion, "For some reasons, Albert didn't focus on Quidditch. He joined Professor McGonagall's... Well, Transformation
club."
"Transfiguration Club," Wood asked with a puzzled look, "What is that?"
"Do you think you've transformed today?" Eileen asked.
"No," Wood replied honestly.
Eileen was speechless for a while, then thought for a moment and explained, "You can think of it as a club with a concentration of geniuses who are good at transfiguration."
"Didn't he just enter school?" Others were a little surprised.
Okay, now everyone can guess Charlie's good intentions, he is preparing to leave a substitute Seeker for the team.
Although Charlie is a seeker himself, he is about to graduate. After he graduates, if the team can't find a suitable seeker, won't there be a ready substitute?
Although Albert is busy with the Transfiguration Club, if Wood really can't find a good suitor, I believe Professor McGonagall will definitely help persuade Albert to join the Quidditch team. After all, they all know Professor McGonagall.
His love for Quidditch is no less than anyone else's.
If Albert found out, he would definitely shake his head and curse: Don't worry, when Charlie graduates, there will be a pigfoot named Harry Potter to take over the Seeker position.