Bellamy seemed blocking the hoops with a half way success rate. Better than nothing but he wasn't feeling great as he tossed the quaffle back into play and watched Enzo fly away.
Bellamy was doing his best to keep his eye on the quaffle but as a bludger connected with his shoulder, the wind was knocked out of him and he was too slow to block the chaser's shot.
Bellamy couldn't believe that his last game was finally here. He took his position in front of the hoops and sighed when the Hogwarts team already got one past him.
Bellamy didn't like that they had to play in America. Port keys made the whole traveling thing easy but he liked the comfort that came with playing in a place he was more familiar with. But he was still excited to play. He wouldn't dare to be optimistic about their odds but it was his final...
Bellamy waited patiently for something to happen. As much as he had grown to like playing over the years it was clear it was far from his passion in life.
Bellamy was doing alright, blocking shot then missing the other. With a sigh he tossed the quaffle back in to play and hoped he was just getting warmed up.
Bellamy knew exactly what to do when practice rolled around. It was hard to believe his time playing quidditch was nearly over. His mom had joked a few times about him following in her footsteps but he knew he was no where good enough to even try. He found his way to his usual spot in front of...
Bellamy could hardly believe that he was in his last and final year at school. And even more miraculous he had stuck out being on the quidditch team the whole time no matter how many times he considered quitting. He knew his mom would be proud even if he had no intention to go pro or anything...
Bellamy was getting nervous as his team was getting constantly hit. His own two bludger hits weren't treating him kindly either. But at least he was doing his job as he blocked Ilvermorny's shot and tossed the quaffle back into the game.
Bellamy winced as he rotated his arm and could feel where the bludger hit him. He hated that part of the game. Usually as keeper he was out of the way but he just hoped it wasn't an omen as he focused on where the chasers were going.
Bellamy was more nervous than usual for this game. At least it was a home game and he was in a familiar place. He knew what he had to do and knew that he was perfectly capable of it. But it didn't stop him from imagining all the ways he could mess up and ruin their chances of playing in New...
Bellamy couldn't claim he was exactly proud of how last season went but he was optimistic, tentatively, that this one might be better. He got to the pitch and listened to Vincent before taking to the air. He gravitated towards the north hoops and got ready for the chasers. He blocked most of the...
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