When Charlie was telling everyone about Quidditch tactics, he always used common terms, such as eagle-head attack formation, and Pokov's trick to lure the enemy. Albert was half-understood. He had the illusion of listening to English lessons in his previous life.

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

The word is still known from Charlie, because he forbids Mark to use Transylvanian fakes in the game.

Albert got the answer by asking Wood on his side.

According to Wood, the Transylvanian fake action is actually pretending to hurt the opponent, such as pretending to punch someone, whether it is punching the opponent's nose, elbows the opponent's chest, or even piercing the opponent's eyes with a finger. As long as you don't touch the other person, all fake actions are legal.

And Mark's best tactics are Transylvanian fake moves. Sometimes he will wave a stick to pretend to hit someone, or hit his opponent's chest with his elbow, or even collide with the opponent threateningly on a broomstick.

No one knows, whether Mark's next Transylvanian fake action is real or fake. After all, no one wants to get a stick head-on, which is more annoying than being caught by a walker.

After all, being spotted by the walker, with the help of his own batter, being spotted by Mark, he can only ask for his own blessing.

This puts pressure on the opponent that Mark is looking at.

As for, did you really hit someone?

Of course he will be sentenced to violations. Mark's excuses are always valid. His own Transylvanian feint has failed, and his attitude of admitting mistakes is sincere... it's strange.

Anyway, he was sentenced to a violation. This situation is not serious. At most, it means giving the opponent a ghost ball. The golfer who received an elbow or a stick is unlucky.

"Is it true?" Albert murmured.

"Haha, look, Charlie, Albert also knows the tricks of Transylvanian fake actions, why don't you understand? fake actions have to be true or false, otherwise how can you scare the other person?" Mark did it with his bare hands Made an exaggerated swing. "Now, when everyone sees me raising the bat, they don't all have to hide away."

"Don't quibble, you know what happened last semester." Charlie warned severely, "Anyway, you are not allowed to use Transylvanian fakes in the game anymore. Did you hear that."

"Okay." Mark blinked.

"Did something happen last year?" Albert asked curiously. Several other newcomers pricked their ears to eavesdrop.

"Last year! Before the match with Slytherin, the two sides had a little conflict off the court. So Jack was prevented from participating in the competition, so Mark was on the court..." Danny forced himself not to laugh. Aloud, he raised his hand to swing his club, and explained in a low voice: "Well, Mark used Transylvania to make a fake move and knocked the Slytherin seeker off the field with a stick, even though he kept saying Sonar was just a tactical error in Transylvania's fake move, but Professor Hooch, who was frustrated, still banned Mark for one semester."

However, Slytherin lost the game because of no seekers.

Later, Slytherin's students label Mark as insidious. Gryffindor obviously doesn't care about these. They are happy to see Slytherin lose the game, even if the means are a bit shameful, but this kind of thing after all The other party did it first.

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

On the way, there was a little accident. Fred, who changed the flying broom with Albert, was forced to get off the flying broom soon after flying.

This time, Fred had to admit that there was indeed a problem with the flying broomstick.

Quidditch training continues until half past ten. There is no way. There are only three training opportunities per week. If you can't seize the time to train well, it's not easy to win the Quidditch championship.

Of course, strict training is only for official players. Charlie gives newcomers the freedom and relaxation of training, mainly to cultivate their flying skills and enthusiasm for Quidditch.

Without that enthusiasm, it is really hard to get through the tough Quidditch training. After all, whether it's raining, snowing, or thundering, Quidditch training will continue.

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

"Albert is flying well." When Wood took off his protective gear, he glanced at Charlie and said, "He is very suitable to be a seeker."

"Will Charlie give up the spotter's position next year?" Jack exaggerated. Of course he knew that it was impossible. After all, Charlie was the captain, so how could a captain not play.

Several people agree with Albert's talent, otherwise Wood would not say that.

"Your brother is not bad too." Irene suddenly said, "Next year, if we can't find a more suitable ~www.mtlnovel.com~, we can let them take over our position."

"How about letting Albert be a chaser?" Danny suggested, "I think he should be suitable too."

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

Jack said: "As long as she trains with us, there is nothing wrong with this."

"Ahem." Charlie interrupted the discussion with a cough, "For some reason, Albert did not focus on the Quidditch ball. He joined Professor McGonagall's... club."

"Transformation Club," Wood asked with a puzzled look, "what is that?"

"Do you think it is deformed today?" Irene asked.

"Don't look." Wood answered honestly.

Irene was speechless for a while, thinking about it and explaining, "You can understand it as a club of geniuses who are good at transformation."

"Didn't he just enroll in school?" Everyone was a little surprised.

Okay, now everyone can guess Charlie's good intentions. This is a seeker who is going to leave a substitute 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, doesn't this have a ready substitute?

Although Albert is busy transforming the club, if Wood really can't find a good pursuer, I believe Professor McGonagall will definitely help persuade Albert to join the Quidditch team. After all, they all knew that Professor McGonagall's love for Quidditch was not worse than everyone else.

If Albert finds out, he will shake his head and slander: Don't worry, when Charlie graduates, there will be a pig's foot named Harry Potter to take over as the seeker.