Quidditch Golden Ball Novels & Stories

Beatrice frowned "How?" "The entire plaza becomes the playing field." Immediately students began cheering again,now they understood. Louis grabbed the microphone "Rules are simple,there are five hidden tokens somewhere inside this building." A giant image appeared on the screen. Golden coins.Each stamped with the anniversary logo. "The first person to collect three tokens wins." Students immediately began looking around,Suspicion spread everywhere. People suddenly believed the coins were already hidden. Louis grinned "They are." Chaos erupted,several students immediately ran,security guards blocked them.

“But I hear she is wolfless. How then can your wolf be drawn to hers?” I met his gaze steadily, refusing to waver. “I’m led to believe her situation is temporary,” I replied. “She is a Golden Luna, after all. The lateness of her wolf—it’s merely an eccentricity. One I hope to rectify and utilize for our benefit. As my pack seeks to rise again, I hope we can continue to count Pack Darthrow as our firm allies.”

She silently cursed to herself until one last pull came from the light, pulling a red ball from my body. No openings of wounds appeared on my chest. My hands finally released, I felt my chest from the pain I had felt earlier. It was gone and, in fact; I felt lighter than I had once before. The three witches stared at the red orb on the floor, scooping it up and putting it in a small caldron. “We will find what it is made of, Glinda, and return to you.” The three witches vanished in thin air, leaving the scene that was now wrecked with rocks, sticks and debris.

His survival was all he was after and even that seemed more unlikely of happening than either Derek or Penelope getting the orb. “Dr. Giovanni said it's golden, yeah?” Before any of them could reply, she continued talking, meaning it was a rhetorical question. “If it is, it'll be easy to find during the day because it'll reflect the sun.” Harold nodded as he agreed with what she had said so far. “And since out there is plain,” she continued, referring to the mountainous part, “it'll be easy for us to see its glow.” She fell silent then added, “Whoever finds it first can have it.”

"Your Highness, shouldn't we move to attack the other teams?" The members of the Golden team were around the tower enjoying a relaxing time, though some of them were focusing on the next battles. In the last hour, they had collected fifteen orbs, and then they had stopped when the Duke ordered. It seemed that the number was enough to pass the next stage, and, of course, the other teams won't dare to attack them in the least. Not once, they had seen another team member near the perimeters of their tower. They even seemed to be avoiding it for fear of enraging the mighty Dragon guarding the tower at the top.

Suddenly the small door in front of the machine opened and a small ball the size of a football rolled out. Everyone looked at the ball with curiosity, because it was different than other storage devices. Ben slowly picked the ball-like storage unit up and opened it. A golden light emitted out of it after it got opened, so everyone couldn't see what was in it. Suddenly, the light disappeared and a metallic eyeball was present inside it.

"As you can see, we managed to find all the other horcruxes that the Dark Lord had hid inside the British Isles." Croaker said to Erik, who was looking at the items that were on top of the low central table. Of the three items, he recognized two of them. One of them was a golden cup with a badger motif on it, and two little golden wings that served as handles to the cup. It was Helga Hufflepuff's cup. The second one was a silver locket with a thick silver chain and a big pendant with a snake on it that formed a big 'S'. It was Salazar's locket. The third of the items was a big golden ring that contained a round black stone encrusted on it. This last one he didn't recognize, but he did recogn

I grind to a halt, my eyes on something above. We’re maybe the equivalent of a floor away from the top, and something glinting there has caught my eye. It’s the Golden Coin. It hovers in midair, at the very top of the tower, above a platform. There’s no gate around it. No monsters protecting it. So far as I can see, it’s right there for the taking. We all freeze, staring at it in awe. It’s even more beautiful than I imagined it would be. A light that seems to come from nowhere reflects off of it, casting a golden glow throughout the room. The fake in Hawthorn’s wishing well is nothing compared to this.

Nothing immediately stood out to him, but he added, "there isn't anything I can immediately see, but let's not push it." "Alright," Alec said with nervous determination, easing the chest open slowly. Forcing it open, inside was a little object worn and old—and glowing and incandescent with energy—a crystal ball. "This has to be it," Alec said, lifting the ball slowly and cautiously. "The relic." Luna moved forward gently away from Kade, trying to evaluate the ball. But as she did so, she felt a rush once again build in the chamber. The walls started to shake violently, and yet another growl, this one deeper, echoed from the room.

But now, she’s convinced that whoever that Jade girl is, she is telling nothing but the truth. She glances at Zayden who looked at her with that “I told you so” look in his expression, then she looked back in front. There are five rows and five columns of balls lined up, squared with lights on all sides for each two opposing teams. The mechanics of the game is pretty simple. Each player has to pick one ball from the rows and after all the players on each team had picked, a five second countdown will show and then the ball will reveal the word PASS or FAIL. The player who picks “FAIL” will be eliminated and the player who picks PASS, will be saved.