This year, everyone had originally given up hope for Gryffindor's matches. Unexpectedly, however, the Gryffindor House team was ridiculously fierce this year. With overwhelming score advantages, they delivered one spectacular match after another and successfully won Little Wolf a huge wave of fans.
Yes, the reason the Gryffindor House team was so formidable this year was because they had once again violated Hogwarts' School Rules and made an exception to admit a first-year student—Bei Lang.
As Hogwarts' headmaster, Snape naturally gave Gryffindor House a severe reprimand for breaking the rules.
But all he could do was criticize them verbally...
There was no helping it. That old witch McGonagall had put on an attitude like she was ready to perish together with him. He really had no choice but to cave.
Besides, McGonagall's reasoning was sound and well-supported, leaving Snape unable to refute it.
Why did Hogwarts' School Rules prohibit first-year students from joining their House Team?
Put simply, it was for the students' safety. After all, Quidditch had never been a safe sport.
But who was Little Wolf? He was a ruthless fellow who could go head-to-head with Greyback!
Professor McGonagall seriously suspected that even if she herself could be smashed to death by a Bludger, Little Wolf would be perfectly fine.
So danger simply did not exist. After discovering that Little Wolf had considerable flying talent, Professor McGonagall immediately tossed him into the Gryffindor House team.
As for Little Wolf, this player who had gotten in through Professor McGonagall's back door, the current Gryffindor House team captain—their little savior Harry—held no prejudice against him.
After all, Harry himself had gotten in through the back door back then. They were birds of a feather.
At first, Harry had planned to have Little Wolf fill the vacant Chaser position. Little Wolf's