Chapter 319: Ludo Bagman

Regardless of the uproar in the castle, time soon came to Sunday.
When the little wizards came to the Quidditch arena, they could hardly believe their eyes.
The stand that can only supply four college students seems to have been expanded overnight into an auditorium that can accommodate tens of thousands of people at the same time.
Rows of seats spread out into the sky.
The little wizards were placed in the original positions of the academies, and the newly expanded positions were reserved for Quidditch fans, relatives and friends of the players, and officials of the Ministry of Magic who bought tickets.
At the entrance of the specially set up passage for the audience, there are many yelling wizards.
Filch looked gloomy and stood with a witch from the Ministry of Magic, meticulously checking the wizards' tickets.
"First class ticket!" The witch's voice suddenly became respectful and restrained.
"Top box! Go straight up from the right to the top floor." She guided enthusiastically.
"Thank you, Claire." Owen Harris thanked her gently.
Behind him, Morgan Lefayy led her young daughter Emily behind him.
Albert, Daisy, and Renn greeted Claire politely.
"In the ministry, I like this family the most. It's always so gentle and polite." Claire said to Filch excitedly as they watched the Harris family go away.
"It's really not annoying." Filch thought of the student who was destined to be the protagonist today and his usual attitude towards his cat, Mrs. Loris, and said with rare agreement.
Fuchsia carpet is spread on the stairs leading to the top box.
Mr. Harris and his party climbed up the stairs with the crowd, and slowly the crowds flowed into the stands on the left and right.
The group of people led by Mr. Harris went up and finally reached the top of the stairs.
In the box, an unexpected person actually appeared there.
"Allen!" Emily ran over happily, hugged Allen's waist, and then was lifted up by her brother and turned a few times.
"Why are you here? The coach is willing to let you out, wouldn't it be sneaking out?" Morgan Le Fay asked worriedly to his younger son.
Alan scratched his head embarrassedly, and Mrs. Harris was right.
He had this idea after learning the box number of his family last night.
After the house elf Maggie saw her family's figure entering the stadium, she immediately apparated and found Alan.
Allen immediately turned into a phoenix and instantly moved to the box, just one minute earlier than them.
And because of the brief company of his family, Allen's tension before the game was greatly reduced.
Soon after they arrived, the arrival of one person made the Harris family's box become more lively.
"Hi, Director Harris!" A pot-bellied wizard walked up and waved enthusiastically to Mr. Harris.
"Deputy Director." Lun corrected quietly from the side.
Allen looked at the man in front of him curiously, guessing about the identity of the man in his heart.
This person is wearing a long Quidditch ball gown with a wide, yellow and black cross, and a huge wasp is printed on his chest like ink.
It seems that he was originally physically strong, but now he is starting to go downhill.
The robe is tightly stretched on the belly, with short golden hair, which makes him look like a wasp with a bulging belly, which is very funny.
But he didn't seem to mind. Instead, he was shy and greeted Mr. Harris enthusiastically.
"Ludo, Director of the Sports Department of the Ministry of Magic, the most important person at the moment." Irving introduced to his son Allen.
Ludo looked extremely excited when he heard what Mr. Harris said.
Allen feels that his father now has a special charm, that is, he can always point directly at people's hearts and speak to others' hearts.
"This is my youngest son, Alan Harris." Owen directly introduced Alan, who was smiling, to Ludo.
Hearing Alan's name, Ludo's eyes rolled a few times, and then his face appeared slightly surprised.
He looked at Alan carefully, and suddenly clapped his hands.
"Aha, well-known! It was all about you in the newspapers a while ago!"
"Interestingly, today's England Seeker has the same name and last name as you!"
He paused again, looking suspiciously at Allen's blue ball gown.
When Owen saw this, he understood that Ludo was deliberately complimenting him, but he couldn't help but laughed: "Just what you think, Allen is a seeker for the England team."
Ludo sighed in surprise: "What a young talent! But Geraldine actually let you go around at this juncture."
His eyes suddenly widened, and he asked Alan with a naive expression: "Geraldine doesn't know if you are coming out. You didn't turn into a phoenix and teleported over, right?"
Alan's face was a little hot, and he nodded in response.
"Ludo, is you the narrator today?" Owen saw the embarrassment of the younger son, and his words diverted Ludo's attention.
"Of course. This is the first game of the World Cup and it is held at Hogwarts. It has a special significance." Ludo lazily sat on the chair, "but the minister obviously doesn't think so, he rejected me. invite!"
"That's his regret. The games with your commentary are exceptional." Mr. Harris laughed ~EbookFREE.me~ Allen felt that Mr. Harris' answer was wonderful, although he did not follow Ludo's words to discredit Fudge, but also praised Ludo, which made him laugh extraordinarily happily.
Next, more and more people came up, Allen looked at the time and began to say goodbye to his family.
Before leaving, he caught a glimpse of his father shaking hands and talking with Lucius Malfoy cordially.
In the next half hour, the box they were in gradually filled with people.
People kept coming up to shake hands with Mr. Harris, and Lenn smiled and accompanied him, not at all impatient.
"I heard that there will be a performance by the team mascot before the game, right?" Emily looked at Ludo and asked loudly.
"Of course, you will like it. The national teams bring some exotic animals from their home countries and will perform before the game."
Ludo looked at his hand card, his eyes were a little erratic, "You will definitely like them, I like them very much."
Emily wanted to ask, but Ludo suddenly stood up and looked around.
Emily closed her mouth obediently and looked at Ludo curiously.
Although he was dressed very strangely, Emily thought he was cute.
"Are everyone ready?"
Ludo said, the round face gleamed like a giant spherical cheese.
Hearing what he said, everyone who had been greeting each other in the box took their seats, and the box became quiet.
He turned his gaze to Mr. Harris, who is the highest in the box at the moment.
Mr. Harris nodded at him kindly and smiled encouragingly.
Ludo drew out his wand, pointed to his throat and said, "Voice loud!"
Then what he said sounded like thunder, resounding through the crowded stadium.