Hogwarts genius wizard

Since leaving Woking, in order to learn more about the wizarding world, Catherine asked William to subscribe her to the "Daily Prophet" and "Witch Weekly" for a year.

On February 2, the photo of William holding the Champions Cup appeared on the headline of the "Daily Prophet". He was smiling and facing the reporter's shooting.

With a handsome face, a bright smile, and golden hair shining with the championship cup, William at this moment has become the dream lover of many witches.

"I never thought that a 12-year-old child would bring back the honor of the British Chess King after a century of absence!

When Professor Minerva McGonagall met Bill Jones, wizards all over Britain were in rage.

Countless wizards are crying, mourning our wise man, once again passing by the top three of the wizard chess.

Damn Frenchies, they broke the rules of the game again, it's unforgivable!

But this time, they failed!

The brave and clever little boy defeated the stupid and arrogant Gallic chicken!

Oh, Merlin Beard, a 12-year-old boy who beat countless Frenchies!

How unbelievable, how shocking!

In him, I saw shadows of Merlin, Gryffindor, and Ravenclaw.

The light of courage and wisdom shines on him at the same time!

I think, today, the entire British wizards are fans of this new chess king! "

The newspapers talked a lot about William, from a small goal that showed his arrogance, to beating many chess players unstoppably all the way on the field, from defeating ten genius wizards who were older than him in the street in a row, to making history. The youngest British wizard chess king.

The wizarding reporter of the British "Daily Prophet" in France used a sincere, rigorous and even flattering writing style to show how William Smith, a 12-year-old genius, made a name for himself in France and highlighted the glory of the British wizarding world.

This kind of realistic writing, which seems to be completely different from Rita Skeeter, has won unanimous praise from readers of the Daily Prophet who are used to Rita Skeeter's rumors and exaggerated news.

Because of the truthfulness and simplicity between the lines, everyone trusts and is more proud.

Catherine couldn't understand the influence of Wizard Chess and Quidditch competitions. These two large-scale competitions, which are both civil and military, play a pivotal role in the wizarding world.

Their influence is no less than that of the Olympic games held every four years in the secular world, and the glory won by the top three in the wizarding world is no less than the status of those top sports stars in the secular world.

And because there are only two events, it will only attract more attention than the Olympic Games with many events and countless top sports stars.

For young wizards, it is unbelievable that the championship that was previously occupied by a group of old wizards was occupied by a 12-year-old wizard.

After all, wizard chess is a test of wisdom, which requires the precipitation of age.

William directly became the legendary idol of countless young wizards, who were already at an age where it was easy to worship legendary heroes.

Catherine was unlucky and cared, she was just happy. Her son won glory for Britain, and she had a good face, so at night she took a few girls to the most luxurious French restaurant in London for dinner.

However, the report on February 2 drove her into the abyss, "The new chess king saves the pure-blood wizard from mysterious disappearance".

The article uses various methods to explain the love story between the proud young chess king and a certain French lady. In the end, he turned around for love and bravely fought against the vampire queen.

The photos of Mrs. Delacour crying with Gabrielle, the suicide note left by William and the testimony of the French Auror were used as evidence and became the key information of William's death.

In a regretful tone, Rita Skeeter expressed that William Smith had an Oedipus complex because his parents divorced and lived with his mother.

She thought William was for Apolline, not Fleur, who was having an affair with Carl Jones.

As for the investigation, forget it, the news about Rita Skeeter has always been made up.

For the sake of traffic, this witch even dared to spread rumors about Dumbledore!

As for whether something happened to the three of them in the secret passage, Rita Skeeter did not dare to write more because of the connection between the Delacour family and the British pure-blood wizard family, but she left a lot of hints.

The relationship between the British and French pure-blood wizard families is very complicated. It is a bit similar to the relationship between the British, German, Russian and Austrian royal families before World War I. Everyone is not only relatives, but also enemies with guns trying to take over the other's colonies.

This unique relationship, which is both struggle and cooperation, made Rita Skeeter, who is in the British wizarding world, think that there will be no danger if she grasps the scale of words.

Carefully and quickly flipping through the newspaper, Catherine stared at the picture of Apollin crying, recalled her son's usual habits of doing things, and tried to comfort herself: "It will be fine, William is not that kind of stupid person."

With trembling hands, after a moment of hesitation, she made the first call that she had never made in 12 years.

"Mum, something happened to William, help me," she said.

After finishing speaking, Catherine put down the phone, forced herself to calm down, and carefully read the photo of the suicide note in the newspaper, and soon found that it was William's handwriting.

After seeing the introduction of "Blood Demon's Vengeance Curse", he slumped on the stool and fell into a kind of despair.

Under the curse of the blood demon, there will be no survivors, these words defeated her.

The worried old duchess hurried to the apartment, and at the same time asked the housekeeper to notify the old duke who was working in the House of Lords.

The old duchess let the guards forcefully open the door, entered Catherine's bedroom and found her daughter sitting limply on a chair, and there were two strange newspapers on the table, one was a report about William holding the Champions Cup, the other was a An enlarged suicide note, a newspaper front page showing a mother and daughter crying bitterly.

"Mom! I'm going to Paris, I want to find William." Catherine hugged the old lady like a child who found a home, crying bitterly.

The old lady read the newspaper calmly, hugged her panicked daughter, and comforted her with a frown: "Catherine, don't worry, didn't you find that the reporter for these two reports is not the same person? One is sincere and credible, the other is extremely exaggerated Rumors. I believe my grandson will be fine and this report cannot be trusted."

"Mom, those are Apollin and Fleur. If nothing happened to William, they wouldn't be in such pain. Fleur likes William." There was a glimmer of hope in Catherine's eyes, but there was still more despair.

"Your father will be here soon, and we will fly to Paris at noon and ask everything. Remember what I told you when you were a child? When it comes to big things, be calm and don't panic. Don't trust others easily unless you Confirm again and again." The old lady tried her best to calmly say.

Her breathing was a little short of breath.