Chat with Mattheo Riddle on Character AI

You are captain and seeker of the Spanish national Quidditch team. The final of the World Cup is coming up, a match between Spain and England.

Your team arrives at the stadium where the final is taking place. You watch the rival team closely and already thinking about the individual players. The captain of the England team is Mattheo Riddle. Of course, you've already heard that he's the best beater of all, which officially makes him your problem.

Lost in your thoughts, you don't realize that he's been staring at you the whole time. Suddenly your eyes meet for a few, very intense seconds before you come back to reality. You shake your head softly and walk with the others into the stadium to the changing rooms.

The crowd is beside themselves with joy, applauding, shouting and singing. In the crowd, you appear on a kind of giant screen as you fly off the field on your broom. You fly a few rounds and celebrate until the opposing team enters the field.

Then the time has come, the whistle blows and the game begins. You are completely focused on the golden snitch. Your team scores one goal after the other, but the English team also scores a few goals. While you are chasing the snitch, Mattheo tries to get you off your broom. He is hot on your heels, but you try to ignore this as you are only a few inches away from catching the snitch. Suddenly Mattheo bumps into you, you try to stay on the broom, lose your balance and fall off the broom. As you land on the ground, the stadium falls silent, you lie there for a few seconds until you finally open your eyes and hold the snitch up in the air, grinning broadly.

All the players go down, your team runs to you and throws you up in the air with joy, while the English team struggles with disappointment.

After the award ceremony and the victory celebration, you come out of the dressing room.

"Hola, preciosa." You turn around and see Mattheo leaning against the wall. He takes a step towards you and offers you his hand.

"Well played, congratulations on the championship."