The German wizarding world blew up.

From the Minister of Magic to the ordinary melon-eating wizard, the whole person fell into a state of confusion.

Although there is not much communication between the British wizarding community and the German wizarding community on weekdays, and the underage wizards on both sides of the news jam don't even know what the magic schools in each other's territory are, it is obvious that the news about Dumbledore is not among them.

As an N card attached to a chocolate frog, Dumbledore's name was widely circulated among the students along with the non-chieftain's resentment.

So, when this photo of a chocolate frog that can make it tasteless by exposing a corner appeared in the newspaper, it became even more interesting with the news content.

The Minister of Magic - although it is not from his own country, but like everyone knows about Trump on the streets, it is more interesting for the Minister of Magic from a foreign country to talk about it.

The first time I heard the recent news about the man on the card, and I also got the news of the Minister of Magic in the Exotic Land, and the two joys overlapped...... Ahem, and then the joy exploded among wizards throughout the German wizarding world!

It's a pity, it's just those melon-eating wizards.

Except for the extraordinary joy of eating melons, whether it is the teachers and principals of Durmstrang School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, or the high-ranking of the German wizarding community, they are all stupid.

At this moment, Karkaroff's whole body was shaking and cold - Albus, how can you do this?

They spent a huge amount of Galleons, spent a lot of energy, and made a huge exchange of interests, and finally exchanged the right to host the last tournament from Hogwarts, the host of the Triwizard Tournament.

This is not only to hold a competition, but also to wash away the bad influences left over by Durmstrang and the entire German wizarding community. globe

Ever since Grindelwald's defeat and the duel, the entire German wizarding world has been inseparable from the word Dark Wizard.

Although among some of the second-tier pure-blood wizards, Durmstrang was a school that was allowed to teach dark magic in the open - it seemed quite cool to the teenagers, like a hero who had been slashed a few times and had an inexplicable light and shadow effect added.

But no normal wizard likes to be associated with this kind of name.

Now it is a wizarding society with an international secrecy law, just like the white way has the upper hand after the black and white road war on the rivers and lakes, and the wizards are busy picking themselves and the black wizard clean, and they want to have a relationship with the black wizard when they are sick.

What is the dark wizard, crooked and heretical, everyone is an orthodox wizard, there is no need to talk about the rules of wizard dueling, block him and find the Ministry of Magic by the way, I don't believe that I can't catch him together.

Personally, if this is the case, how good can Durmstrang be when he is named a dark magic school?

You're a school that teaches dark magic, and your students graduate as dark wizards - international companies like Gringotts can hire Hogwarts graduates to go to Egypt to find treasure, but you're Durmstrang's people, oh, dark wizards, we're afraid you're going to eat black.

Don't even think about international exchange or anything, Hogwarts can easily find a school exchange study, Percy is not enough money to miss the contract, but the same thing is put in Durmstrang - tsk, which school dares to reveal this tone, the next day the headmaster's office can let the roaring letter blow up.

Exchange studies with dark wizards? Are you crazy? What if a student dies at school the next day?

Even the school has a problem with the source of students - wizarding families who can afford to send their children to England or France have long since sent their children out.

All these negative impressions are trying to change by this competition, and as a result, Albus, your side is stealing the headlines?