Of course he did—for himself. What had begun as a genuine desire for self-improvement, though, was swiftly ebbing into uncomfortable team practice, and while Rex had spent enough time among quidditch players to know that a team had to function as a single unit, he was less convinced that he had already developed the skills to be useful within that unit.

But he couldn't very well tell the captain that!

"Baird and I could practice shooting and blocking," the first year offered instead. "Though I suppose," Rex added with a small smile, "you would have to play chaser for that to be most effective."