Simultaneous time travel: From Japanese comics to American comics

Damn, that's what he was thinking. No wonder he stood up to speak for me.

Then Ron also gave Chu Yang a knowing look, and Harry just smiled shyly.

After everyone left, Neville rushed to Chu Yang, with some tears on his chubby face, "Chu Yang, you helped me again, I don't know how to thank you."

Chu Yang was about to say something polite, but Neville said embarrassedly: "If you can teach me how to fly, I will be more grateful to you."

Chu Yang: "..."

Madam Hooch, who returned to the teaching building to get something, ran into Professor McGonagall.

"Professor McGonagall, where are you going?"

"I'm just about to see you, Madam Hooch."

Mrs. Hooch asked quite unexpectedly: "What do you want to see me for?"

Professor McGonagall couldn't wait to ask: "Just now I noticed the flying class on the playground. What's the matter with Chu Yang's weird flying posture? Is it your latest invention?"

Mrs. Hooch waved her hands and denied: "It was an accident. Chu Yang accidentally caused it."

Professor McGonagall shook her head and said: "I saw that he was flying very well in the sky. He controlled the flying broom very skillfully. It didn't seem like a simple accident."

Mrs. Hooch hesitated for a while and chuckled: "Maybe it's because he is talented. Some people are like this. The flying broom in their hands is like a part of the body. They don't need to learn deliberately to use it very naturally."

Professor McGonagall agreed with this statement.

But she felt that Chu Yang was still more special than those examples. After all, Chu Yang had shown many unusual characteristics before.

After a while, Madam Hooch came back with a box, and Professor McGonagall followed her, but Professor McGonagall did not say anything, but stood aside and watched Madam Hooch's teaching quietly.

Madam Hooch enjoyed the atmosphere at the beginning of the flying class. Everyone was full of curiosity and desire, but as the class continued, many people would give up and play badly.

There is a threshold for learning to fly.

And to fly well requires higher talent and a lot of time.

Today's wizards will not waste too much energy on flying brooms. After all, it is neither as low as Floo powder, nor as fast and convenient as [Apparition].

As a means of transportation that has been eliminated by the wizarding world, if it were not for the popularity of Quidditch games, flying brooms would have been swept into the garbage dump of history by time.

After everyone gradually mastered some essentials, Madam Hooch prepared to release the Golden Snitch and reminded the students that they could try to catch it back later.

Except for Chu Yang, Hermione and Harry, who had never watched a game, other students seemed extremely excited, including Ron and Neville.

Who hasn't dreamed of becoming a seeker under the influence of their parents when they were young?

Although this is not a formal competition, it is the closest time for young wizards to achieve their dreams.

That's why everyone is so excited.

But the next scene becomes very strange...

A group of freshmen stepped on their brooms, with eager expectations on their faces, shouting "Get up! Get up! Get up!"

As a result, the brooms did get up, but they all fell to the ground, without exception.

Only then did everyone realize how difficult it is to keep balance on a broom!

"You can actually stand on it and fly, it's incredible!" Lavender Brown climbed up from the grass, holding his butt, looking at Chu Yang with a sad face, and kept muttering.

"What special training have you undergone? Otherwise, you must have worked in a circus before!" Dean Thomas really couldn't understand, and looked at the broom in his hand blankly.

"Hey! I don't believe you can fly a second time. You will fall off the broom like us!" The willful Pansy Parkinson mocked Chu Yang directly.

The three deducted points and Neville also fell heavily to the ground like everyone else. Ron even rolled all the way to Chu Yang's footsteps. The moment the two looked at each other, the air was filled with embarrassment.

Chu Yang coughed a few times and then stepped on the broom. Everyone focused their eyes on him. Madam Hooch and Professor McGonagall stared at the flying broom under his feet, feeling the magic fluctuations coming from it.

The broom slowly floated into the air, and Chu Yang stood on it steadily, without any sign of falling.

"He succeeded!" Daphne shouted in surprise, and then was quickly covered by Pansy's mouth, who looked at her angrily.

"Mr. Chu Yang, how did you do it?" Madam Hooch and Professor McGonagall walked forward, shocked and very confused.

Chu Yang explained, "Maybe it's because I have a good sense of balance, so I don't think it's that hard to stand on a broom."

Mrs. Hooch looked at the flying broom that Chu Yang was standing on with suspicion, and then threw her broom under her feet, intending to try it.

The next second, she staggered and fell off the broom, and decisively gave up the idea. This was not a posture that ordinary people could try.

Mrs. Hooch shook her head at Professor McGonagall, who was also curious, and a hint of disappointment appeared on the latter's face.

Mrs. Hooch reminded the students in a teasing tone, "It's better for everyone to choose the regular posture. Standing on the broom and flying seems to have become Mr. Chu Yang's privilege."

After seeing Chu Yang's special flying posture, changing back to the regular posture made the first-year students feel a little uncomfortable.

But there is no other way. Only those who have tried it know how difficult it is. You must not only maintain balance, but also keep the magic on the flying broomstick at all times.

Magic is part of the body. If the body cannot be kept in a stable state, the magic will naturally be affected.

After changing to the normal posture, Harry flew up smoothly the moment he rode on the broomstick, and circled around in the air with ease.

"Whoever can catch this golden snitch, I will give him as a souvenir!" Madam Hooch released the golden snitch and made a promise!

With a "whoosh", Harry rushed out, leaving a shadow in the air at a fast speed.

At the same time, Chu Yang also rushed out!

Following closely behind Harry, chasing the golden snitch!

Chu Yang didn't care whether he could catch this little thing. He just wanted to try how fast he could fly like this.

While other students were still barely floating in the air, the two had already started a fierce chase for the golden snitch.

Whether it was Harry or Chu Yang, they flew very skillfully over Hogwarts, not like novices trying to fly for the first time.

Professor McGonagall, who was about to leave, suddenly brightened up and looked a little excited. As the head of Gryffindor, she kept her eyes on Harry most of the time.

Gryffindor just happened to be in need of a qualified seeker, and Harry's performance seemed very promising.