After everything had settled, Roy returned to the ordinary yet far-from-ordinary life he had been living before.
Roy, who had boasted early on that he would update Wizard's Chess for a new season, shut himself in his base in the Forbidden Forest for two whole weeks. Other than eating, attending classes, and sleeping, he spent all his time producing. At last, before the Hufflepuff Quidditch Team tryouts in October, he had made enough upgrade kits. Now, he could devote all his time to preparing to join the Quidditch Team.
These compact upgrade kits combined Roy's most advanced ideas and concepts. As long as the upgrade cards were inserted into the original chessboard, all the cards would receive S2 season stats and models, along with greatly upgraded effects.
If players wanted to use the old version, they only needed to insert the upgrade cards backward, and the cards would revert to their original stats. Roy had conceived of this highly pioneering technology long ago. Applying it to a board game now was really just paving the way for the Haki Bee Supercomputer System he had been planning all along.
Roy left the sales alone. He handed campus sales to the most energetic pair around, Fred and George, while the smaller off-campus sales had always been listed at Zonko's Joke Shop. For this update, Roy only charged enough to cover his efforts. As the sole planner behind the Wizarding World's only game, he had no KPIs to meet. What mattered more to him was that everyone had fun playing it.
With his grand promise finally fulfilled, the Hufflepuff Quidditch Team tryout day was fast approaching. This year, every house's Quidditch Team had plenty of vacancies left behind by graduating students. Gryffindor had the biggest gap. Their years of Quidditch championships had relied