Buzz~
The buzzing vanished in an instant, but Wayne caught it.
He constantly adjusted his position, and the sound grew clearer and clearer. Then he saw it—the Golden Snitch was right above Hufflepuff's three hoops.
Pretending he hadn't noticed anything, he flew around the pitch. When he reached a suitable position, Wayne suddenly accelerated.
At the same time, Cho, who had also been watching Wayne's movements, noticed it as well and began her own sprint.
"Both Seekers are sprinting again! This time, it's not a feint—they've found the Golden Snitch!"
"Fast! Too fast!"
"Lawrence has caught the Golden Snitch. The match is over."
"The final score is two hundred and thirty to thirty. Hufflepuff has won this match."
As Wayne raised his arm and enjoyed the cheers from the entire stadium, Cho finally flew
in front of him.
"You won."
"Keep working hard next time." Wayne comforted her, patting Cho on the head.
Unlike Hermione's fluffy hair, Cho's black hair was exceptionally smooth. Her tied-up ponytail made her look less delicate than usual and gave her a touch more heroic spirit. "I'll work hard and beat you next time."
After witnessing Wayne's flying skills, Cho no longer dared to guarantee her own victory. "Your opponent won't be me next time." Wayne shook his head. "Cedric's suspension is only for one match. I was just filling in." "All right, then."
Cho was a little disappointed, but she also knew that Wayne was busy every day. Quidditch was not actually that important to him.
When they landed, the other Hufflepuff players gathered around Wayne. "Wayne, you were amazing!" Woodley said excitedly. They had won by a considerable margin, giving them more confidence when facing Gryffindor and Slytherin. Wayne smiled and asked, "How did I compare to Cedric?"
"Uh, hard to say." Woodley