In the fifth round, it was Ye Ting's turn to attack.
This time, he switched up his strategy again.
Facing Roger's tight defense, he didn't even consider breaking through; instead, he took a shot from afar.
With his powerful arm, the Quaffle flew like an arrow released from a bowstring. Roger could only watch helplessly as the ball soared over his head, tracing a graceful arc before precisionly entering the goal.
This time, Ye Ting hadn't even entered the scoring zone!
Such shooting skills left the young wizards in awe.
The referee announced the score at the right moment.
3-0.
Roger landed on the grass with a look of disappointment, having to face his defeat.
He walked up and shook hands with Ye Ting.
"You truly are a Ravenclaw genius. This era belongs to you now."
He left the field dejectedly, leaving everyone with a sad figure from behind.
It seemed he would need some time to recover from this.
As for Ye Ting, he was now surrounded by the female team members and Ravenclaw girls.
Cho Chang, who was closest to him, excitedly hugged him, jumping up and down, and couldn't resist leaving a soft kiss on his cheek.
All the young Ravens believed that Ravenclaw's era of dominating the Quidditch Cup was about to arrive.
Thus, Ye Ting became Ravenclaw's Chaser – originally, the team had planned to recruit a Chaser from the third-year students to replace the graduating seniors, but this spot was given to Ye Ting instead.
And after Ye Ting promised to help Cho Chang train her flying skills, another senior Seeker left the team with peace of mind to focus on reviewing for the O.W.L..
Cho Chang became the official Seeker, a year earlier than in the original storyline.
...
On the day Ye Ting's match against Roger ended, news quickly spread throughout Hogwarts that he had defeated Roger with a score of 3-0 and become Ravenclaw's new Chaser.
Upon hearing the news, most people's first reaction was disbelief.
But there were many young Ravens who had watched the game, and they described the situation in vivid detail, leaving no room for doubt.
Now, Ye Ting's fame wasn't limited to just being a genius and good-looking; it also extended to his athletic prowess.
Academics, appearance, and sports were the three areas of achievement that students cared about most. Being excellent in just one of these could win a person popularity and affection from their peers.
But Ye Ting excelled in all three, making him the admiration of most students.
His fans were no longer limited to girls; many boys also expressed admiration and respect for him.
Of course, Ye Ting wasn't a Gold Galleon that everyone loved.
There were still some boys and pure-blood wizards who didn't think much of him, mostly from Slytherin.
Draco Malfoy was a typical example; he had more than once boasted in front of others that Ye Ting was just a dirty "Mudblood" who couldn't do anything but pretend.
This time, when he heard that Ye Ting had defeated Roger and successfully become a Chaser in his first year, Malfoy's jealousy was almost palpable, even more so than when he heard that Harry Potter had become a Seeker.
He claimed that Ye Ting must have bribed Roger and deceived everyone in Ravenclaw, adding that it was all favoritism.
Gossip had it that Malfoy had thrown a tantrum in the common room and written several long letters home.
Of course, there was another recent news story mentioned earlier: the famous Chosen One, Harry Potter, had been exceptionally admitted to Gryffindor as a Seeker.
But with Ye Ting's impressive debut, this news didn't cause much commotion in other houses; only the young lions of Gryffindor were happy for him.
But the next day, the young lions' happiness turned to anger.
Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Neville Longbottom were caught nocturnally wandering by Filch, and each of them lost 10 points for Gryffindor.
During breakfast, Ye Ting could hear the loud voices of the Weasley brothers arguing from several rows of tables away: George and Fred praised their nocturnal adventure endlessly, saying they were awesome and asking Harry why he didn't bring them along; but Percy was furious at Ron, talking about writing to their mother to report everything.
On the Slytherin side, Malfoy and his two followers were laughing uproariously, looking like they had pulled off a cunning plan.
Ye Ting knew why. In the original story, Malfoy had invited Harry to a wizard duel in the trophy room at midnight. But it was just a bait; Harry and Ron trusted him and went to look for him in the middle of the night, almost getting caught by Filch.
But unlike now, in the original story, Hermione went with them and they narrowly escaped. Perhaps it was the butterfly effect caused by Hermione being sorted into Ravenclaw this time; Harry didn't escape Filch's wrath.
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