"Wizards really did have impressive physical conditioning." Watching the young wizards training on the Quidditch pitch, Shen Fei could not help but sigh. Even when they fell from their Broomsticks, they quickly got back up and mounted them again.
After becoming the professor of Muggle Studies Class, Shen Fei lived the ordinary life of a professor at Hogwarts. Sometimes, he attended other professors' lessons, mainly Snape's Potions Class and Herbology Class.
He also came to the Quidditch pitch from time to time to practice flying. Flying Class could be said to be the favorite course of most Hogwarts students. There was no need to memorize complicated spells or knowledge about potions and herbs; they only needed to ride a broomstick and fly.
Not just the students—even Shen Fei was the same. Due to Ministry of Magic regulations, wizards in this world could not casually fly on Broomsticks, lest they be discovered by Muggles.
This regulation had only been formally incorporated into law by the International Confederation of Wizards after the invention of cameras, telescopes, and similar devices.
A hundred years ago, there had been no such regulation. Back then, because trains had not yet been invented, most people flew to magic school on Broomsticks.
Unlike now, when the only place one could freely use a Flying Broomstick was in a Quidditch match.
Shen Fei had once been very concerned about whether riding a broomstick would be uncomfortable, whether certain parts might hurt. The truth proved that he had been overthinking it. Such problems had indeed existed when Flying Broomsticks were first invented, but the Wizarding World was not stupid. After so many years, how could they not have solved them?
In fact, cushions could be added to Flying Broomsticks. To make them look natural and unobtrusive, invisible cushions could be