Snape Itched for a Fight

While the hundred wizards in the [Battlefield Instance] were locked in a back-and-forth battle.

Anduin, in a good mood, wandered over to the training plaza to see how everyone felt about the new instance. As a researcher, he preferred to observe their actual performance rather than rely on speculation.

As soon as he arrived, he saw a crowd gathered around the giant live-stream screen. It was showing the Siege Warfare match.

The two sides were locked in a fierce battle within the walls of the checkpoint, and the onlookers were all worked up, as if they themselves were fighting on the front lines.

"Look! Harry and the others used a high-altitude bombing run to take out most of the defenders on the wall. Can the attacking side seize the checkpoint in one fell swoop?"

A student in the crowd was narrating the action on the giant screen with great enthusiasm, his voice full of infectious excitement. It was Lee Jordan, a fourth-year student. Anduin remembered he was one of the Weasley Twins' roommates, as well as a Quidditch Match commentator. The boy certainly had a knack for commentary.

"Not quite!"

Lee Jordan kept his eyes fixed on the screen as he rattled on. "The defenders' reinforcements arrived quickly after they respawned. It seems the defending party didn't suffer a leadership vacuum after Wood was killed!"

"But the attacking wizards are putting up a fierce fight too. They've taken two Stone Houses on the first level of the wall and are using them as strongholds. It looks like they're planning to use them as a base and continue battling the defending party."

"Oh! The attacking side's Air Force is diving again, but they haven't dropped any bombs. They've flown right over the wall and are heading straight for the defending party's