"It looks like our little wizard has just gotten a new Broomstick and can barely contain his excitement and wonder. After all, he's still just a child. We can understand, haha!"
The host had no choice but to step in and smooth things over. He laughed, hoping to put the matter behind them.
Just then, Wentworth spotted another Golden Snitch and chased after it without hesitation.
Seeing this, the host thought he might have figured out what was going on, and hurriedly said:
"We can see that our little wizard has spotted another Golden Snitch! It seems there may have been some kind of problem or accident with the first one, so our little wizard has decided to catch a replacement for us. What a responsible wizard!"
With the host's praise ringing in his ears, Wentworth, now an old hand at this, soon caught another Golden Snitch.
Just as the host was about to welcome Wentworth back to the center of the pitch, Wentworth put the Golden Snitch away again and sped off toward a third.
The tens of thousands of wizarding spectators erupted. Some cheered him on, while others questioned what he was doing. Wentworth couldn't hear the commotion below, but the host at the center of the pitch was sweating profusely and looked completely at a loss.
In the stands, Fudge edged closer to Dumbledore and was just about to speak, when Dumbledore seemed to know what he was going to say and cut him off:
"Let's wait and see. Wentworth must have his reasons for doing this."
Hearing this, Fudge could only retreat awkwardly. After all, as Britain's Minister of Magic, he couldn't publicly tell a Hogwarts student to get down in the middle of an event like this!
Besides, it wasn't worth offending Dumbledore over something