Jerry just treated them to magic food. It didn't cost much, a dozen copper nuts per person at most. But these souvenirs were different. Others were fine. The panoramic telescope cost ten gold galleons each.

Although Jerry is not short of money, this has already affected their self-esteem.

Not only Ron, but others also rejected Jerry's kindness.

"It doesn't matter, just treat it as a loan and return it to me when you win the bet."

Jerry didn't know everyone's situation, so he had already prepared persuasive reasons.

He didn't give it away, he borrowed it.

When everyone heard this, they thought, yes, they will have the money when the game is over, and they will pay it back then.

Only Ron and Ginny were still a little hesitant, because even if they won the bet, it didn't actually amount to much. Ron put in one silver of Sickles and Ginny put in two silvers of Sickles.

Even if it were doubled twenty times, it would only cost twenty silver Sickles and forty silver Sickles, which together would not be enough for a panoramic telescope.

"It's okay, go ahead and pick it. If it's not enough by then, daddy will make up for it for you!"

Seeing this, Arthur reached out and patted Ron and Ginny on the shoulders and said gently.

He just went to Gringotts to retrieve all the savings that were originally used to purchase Yongping for the four children to start school, a total of two hundred and sixty-five gold galleons.

After the game is over, he will get 5,300 gold galleons.

Therefore, he could afford to pay back the little money Ron and Ginny borrowed now.

As darkness fell, thousands of red and green lanterns surrounding the trees surrounding the camp suddenly lit up, illuminating the main avenue leading from the entire camp to the Quidditch pitch.

Then, the low sound of gongs came from the Quidditch pitch in the distance.

"It's time to enter, let's go!"

When Arthur heard the sound of the gong, he instantly became excited.

Everyone immediately put on all the medals and ribbons they had just bought, and then followed Arthur along the avenue towards the huge Quidditch pitch.

"I'll go over first."

At the ticket gate at the entrance of the stadium, Jerry saw Coach Meyer waiting for him there and waved to everyone.

At this time, Arthur and others also encouraged him with the most sincere words:

"Jerry, you must work hard!"

Can you be disingenuous? Jerry's performance determines whether they will become rich overnight or go bankrupt overnight.

In this way, at the gate of the stadium, Jerry separated from everyone, followed coach Meyer to the players' special lounge, changed into the red Quidditch uniform of the England team, and prepared for the final half an hour later.

After a long absence, he picked up his broomstick and stood at the exit with his unfamiliar yet familiar teammates. Listening to the coach talk about the pre-match program for a while, Jerry's eyes swept back and forth, and he soon found someone sitting in a certain row on the top floor.

Hermione and several others.

One hundred thousand wizards gathered in such a large arena, densely packed with heads and all kinds of noisy shouts.

If you want to find Hermione among so many people, you have to thank Jerry for his amazing eyesight.

The game has not officially started yet, so the huge blackboard showing the score on the field is full of various advertising slogans flashing...

Lost Car Chrysanthemum: A broomstick suitable for the whole family - safe, reliable, with built-in anti-theft buzzer...Skoll's brand universal magic stain remover: remove stains easily!...Fengya Brand Wizard Suit -

—London, Paris, Hogsmeade...

"Ladies and gentlemen...welcome! Welcome to watch the 422nd Quidditch World Cup!"

At this moment, a huge voice suddenly echoed throughout the Quidditch pitch. It was Fudge, the Minister of Magic, who started his pre-match speech using the Amplifying Charm.

As soon as Fudge's voice fell, the entire huge Quidditch pitch burst into cheers and applause.

Later, thousands of flags flew and the national anthems of dozens of different countries were played.

Jerry also withdrew his gaze and began to prepare for the opening performance for a while.

On the huge blackboard, the last advertisement (Bibi's Multi-flavored Beans - Every bite is an adventurous experience!) was erased, revealing the score:

England:0,Ireland:0

"Now, let's welcome the Irish team first!"

There was only a "whoosh" sound, and the Irish team members in green robes quickly flew out from the opposite side on broomsticks. Following them were hundreds of Irish boys with green leaves and mustaches.

Leprechaun.

They flew around the entire field and then gathered in the middle of the field to form a huge green clover logo.

Then, the little leprechauns kept waving their hands, and handfuls of gold coins were thrown out by them. It was like a rain of gold coins fell on the entire stadium, causing many little wizards to cheer and fight for it.

As for the older wizards, they did not participate in the fight for gold coins.

It's not that they don't love money, it's because they know that these gold coins are the leprechaun's innate magic, not real gold galleons, and will disappear after a while.

"Now, ladies and gentlemen, please give me a warm welcome - the England Quidditch National Team! Look - the leader is none other than our strongest Seeker who has never failed - Mr. Jerry Kamen!"

After Ireland's performance, Fudge's voice when introducing the England team was significantly louder by three points, and his introduction became more detailed.

And when Jerry rushed out with the England Quidditch team, an arched rainbow rose above the entire stadium in time, and hundreds of magic flames of various colors rose into the sky.

The guardrails of the stadium even cast rays of magic light, magnifying the figure of Jerry, who was riding a broomstick at the front and doing various difficult flying movements, into the mid-air, making the entire stadium's 100,000 spectators watch.

Can see clearly.

"Jerry, Jerry, Jerry..."

Upon seeing this, countless Jerry fans immediately stood up from their seats and shouted excitedly.

"This Fudge really knows how to take advantage of his home field."

Jerry stopped in the air, looked at his huge projection, and secretly sighed that Fudge was really a scheming old boy.

In all competitions, strength is the most important, but small moves in other aspects are not without impact.

The entire Quidditch pitch was built by the British Ministry of Magic, and the venue is also in the UK. Naturally, you can increase your team's advantage through some small actions.

If the strengths of both sides are similar, then in this case, the winning rate of the English team will naturally be higher.

Unfortunately, with the exception of Jerry, the players of the English team and the players of the Irish team are at least one level behind in strength. Without Jerry, the outcome would definitely still be a defeat.
Chapter completed!