A day at Hogwarts

Before going to bed at night, Charles carefully studied the photo album sent by the old man as a routine, and found that he was very good at divination.

He saw Seamus pacing in the bedroom and asked, "Are you nervous?"

Seamus replied: "A little."

Charles asked again: "About the competition?"

Seamus nodded.

Charles closed the photo album and said: "Don't worry. Trust your teammates, play to their strengths, listen to the opinions of professionals, be the first to rush forward when in danger, and the last to run when retreating. Basically there will be no problem."

Seamus had a vague idea of ​​how to manage a team, but now he felt confident after hearing what Charles said.

In his opinion, when it comes to the management team, Charles is the most powerful. His company is in the newspapers every day.

And Charles only lost his memory and did not become stupid.

Charles continued: "The castle is easiest to break into from the inside. You also need to pay attention to coordinating the relationship within the team and try not to let people with conflicts stay together."

Seamus immediately nodded and said, "I understand, please say more!"

Charles talked about whatever came to his mind, pouring out things that he didn't know why he knew, such as fighting magic animal husbandry, throwing five fireballs, and turning the enemy into a sheep first.

The only things related to combat in Hogwarts are the Defense Against the Dark Arts class and the Duel Club, but they are mainly about individual combat, and team combat is only available through professional training after joining the Aurors.

Seamus had blind trust in Charles. He sat on the bed and took out his notebook to record it, more seriously than in class.

After Charles finished speaking, Seamus said thoughtfully: "If I can get all five assistants, I have to arrange their respective tasks well."

Charles hadn't told him about his assistants yet, so he asked, "Who are your assistants?"

Seamus replied: "There's Harry, Hermione, George, Malfoy and Scamander."

Charles felt there was something wrong, so he asked: "I remember Scamander is only in the third grade, right?"

Seamus said: "Yes, but he is very skilled in dealing with magical animals. Even Hermione can't compare to him."

"We encountered many dangerous magical animals on the way to that very hot cave that day, and he solved them all."

Charles asked in surprise: "Killed them all?"

Seamus shook his head and said, "No, he made those magical animals behave."

That's what Charles thought.

Seamus continued: "But he has shortcomings in other areas and I'm worried that he may get injured."

"So you have to use everyone's strengths and make up for their weaknesses," Charles said.

Seamus asked him, "What should I do?"

"Let's discuss it together," Charles said. "One person's wisdom is limited, so several people should work together to find a solution."

"That's how the work in the company is. If you encounter problems, you have meetings to solve them. If you have small problems, you have a general meeting. If you have big problems, you have small meetings."

Seamus was so stunned by him at the end that he thought he was joking.

"I understand!" Seamus nodded, "But it's still early. We will have an assistant who can participate in the second game next week, and the assistant's third game will be after the Christmas holiday."

Charles thought so. Everyone should have a happy Christmas before thinking about this.

"Time is already very tight, there is only less than two months left!" Hermione feels different from others about time, "We will take the Ordinary Wizarding Level Examination next year, and George will also take the Ultimate Wizarding Examination. Time is very tight. !”

Harry immediately said: "The exams are still a year away!"

George also said: "It's still 1994!"

But it was no use. Hermione dragged the two of them one by one towards the empty classroom near the common room, which was their group's meeting point.

Malfoy asked Seamus cautiously, "Is she always like this?"

Seamus nodded.

Malfoy and Rolf Scamander couldn't help but walk slowly, for fear of disturbing Hermione.

Seamus said to Rove: "Don't worry, Hermione is actually very kind."

The empty classroom has been cleaned, the blackboard is still there, and there is a large round table in the middle, covered with a red, yellow, and green-dyed checkered tablecloth.

Seamus said to them: "I heard that you will be locked up in the next game. We need to break the mechanism within a certain time to rescue you."

"Only those who save in the second game can become assistants in the third and subsequent games."

Harry and others didn't pay attention at first, but soon became serious.

George turned to Hermione and said, "Hermione, I hope you will teach Seamus more spells related to lock picking in the next two days."

Hermione immediately replied: "No problem, I will go to the library at noon tomorrow to check out those books."

They will be locked up in the institution then, so that's nothing.

However, according to Simo's past history, it is possible that he was also cracked when he cracked the mechanism.

So Hermione had to find some gentle charms.

Simo continued: "I will hand in your list before the afternoon of the day before the game. The list needs to identify the people in the first agency who must be rescued first and complete the next tasks with me."

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This involves a question of who comes first and who comes last.

It can be expected that the difficulty will increase when two people participate in the game. If there is a problem with the principle assistant, it may affect the subsequent results or lose.

Malfoy was first and said slowly, "I suggest Granger go first."

He dared not speak too fast, if he accidentally said a word, it would be the end.

George breathed a sigh of relief and said: "I agree."

Harry also breathed a sigh of relief and said happily: "I agree, she can solve the mechanism."

Everyone was worried that Seamus would solve the mechanism, and Hermione would not care.

However, Seamus shrugged and said: "I need to solve the mechanism myself, and Hermione can guide from the side."

Everyone's face darkened again.

The first person was finally decided to be Hermione.

Rolf said: "I'll be the last one."

He knew his own strength, which was only useful when dealing with magical creatures.

George continued: "Harry is the second one."

Based on Harry's previous performance, he will be a good fighting force.

Harry shook his head and said to George: "I think the second one is you, solving the mechanism is the most important."

"I'm worried that solving the mechanism is the most critical in this game."

Everyone thought it made sense, and George was better than Harry in this aspect.

The next step was easy, the third and fourth places were Harry and Malfoy respectively.

Harry proposed it himself, so I have no objection.

Malfoy had no objection. There were too many Gryffindors here, and he was not the last one. That was enough.

Next, Seamus took out his notebook and told everyone the tactics Charles had said last night.

It was George's turn to perform.

He was the Beater of the Quidditch team. Unlike the lone Seeker, the battle between the Beater and the Chaser was not much different from the real battle between wizards, and required teamwork.

There were some common principles in how to attack, cover, transfer, etc. in battle, and he was responsible for arranging the formation.

After some discussion, everyone had a preliminary plan.