Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

"But the Goblet of Fire has gone out. It will not be rekindled until the next Triwizard Tournament."

Bagman asked, scratching his head in confusion.

It seems that this former player is really not very smart.

Anriel sighed.

Then he walked out of the room in front of everyone.

Ten seconds later, he came back holding the old wooden cup with the flame gone out.

"Rules are used to break."

Anriel snapped his fingers.

With a "whoosh" sound, the fluorescent green flame shot up more than two feet high.

"If you want to follow the charter, then follow it. I just need to tell the Goblet of Fire that this year is next year, and that's it."

Karkaroff's expression was as if someone had just grabbed him by the collar and gave him a big slap.

Madame Maxime reacted quickly. She turned and left, most likely to ask her students to make another parchment slip and deliver it directly.

"What a decisive French lady."

Anriel praised, and then looked at Karkaroff with contempt:

"Your request has been met, so why don't you go out and gather your students like Madame Maxime and throw another note in?"

Karkaroff went out with a gloomy face.

Anriel looked around. Since his actions just now were not stopped by Dumbledore, it could be regarded as Dumbledore's consent.

Snape and McGonagall looked like they had expected this...

The fake Moody's expression was exactly the same as Crouch's. He was so shocked that he couldn't maintain the Imperius Curse accurately, causing the two people's expressions to be synchronized.

Krum stood aside, still looking gloomy.

Fleur looked at Anriel thoughtfully, not knowing what she was thinking... hopefully she wasn't activating her Veela skills.

Cedric had a rather conflicted expression. In fact, he was the only one in the room who didn't look at Anriel.

His attention was on Harry Potter.

"Let me see...how about this."

Anriel glanced at the four warriors who had already confirmed their participation and spoke slowly:

"In order to ensure fairness, I followed Mr. Karkaroff's suggestion and added one more warrior for Beauxbatons and Durmstrang... This seems a bit unfair to Potter.

So we calculate individual points and team points separately, what do you think? "

Although it was a question, Anriel's tone didn't seem to give these warriors much choice.

The first person to agree was Furong.

If you think about it carefully, you can probably understand——

Krum's position in Durmstrang is unique. No matter who the second warrior sent by Durmstrang is, the final honor will belong to Krum.

But Furong is different.

Not only did she have to win glory for the school in this tri-wizard tournament, she also had to build a reputation for herself as much as possible… She was only slightly better than her classmates, and the gap between her and her upcoming teammates was really not that big.

Separate scoring for individuals and schools will only benefit Furong, not harm it.

Of course, the premise is that she is confident in her own abilities.

Cedric is easy to say... Hufflepuff's simple and unpretentious character allows him to quickly accept the adjustment of the competition system...

So the person he was always staring at was Harry Potter, the "teammate" who appeared out of nowhere, instead of Anriel.

As for Harry...

Forget it, the child is still young and doesn’t understand it yet.

The fake Moody's magic eye was spinning in its socket, as if to show that the user was not in a peaceful mood.

This script is wrong!

Fake Moody instinctively felt that this incident might have some unforeseen consequences for his plans.

But he couldn't find any reason to refute it.

If Harry Potter participates in the competition, wouldn't it be against the rules for the Hogwarts Double Warriors?

Actually, yes, it was, but Crouch was controlled by himself with the Imperius Curse, and he was able to get away with it by relying on his prestige and the personality he had established over the years.

You said it's unfair to other schools for Hogwarts to have two warriors, so you should also have two, then it will be fair.

There is nothing wrong with it in terms of reason and emotion. If he wants Harry Potter to participate in the competition, even if Crouch Jr. is speechless, he can only accept this change.

The fake Moody made a low gurgling sound in his throat, as if he was clearing phlegm, and then, leaning on his cane, he also left the room.

Anriel grabbed the flaming wooden cup and followed Moody, closing the door behind him.

Dumbledore, Karkaroff and Madame Maxime were all in the entrance hall. Students from the other two schools gathered in a circle. The students from Hogwarts looked shocked, not knowing what was going on.

"Come here, everyone. If you still want to participate and think you are lucky enough, throw the parchment over here."

Anriel pushed the cup forward and said this.

The faces of the Hogwarts students watching changed.

"Safety measures are guaranteed" was the official statement, but Anriel's words undoubtedly told them that there was still a possibility of death in the Triwizard Tournament...

Who to trust?

Letter to Anriel.

Official statement: Better to feed the dogs.

Afterwards, Anriel and the students explained the reason for the re-vote, which caused an uproar...

Moreover, the blame was shifted to someone else, and Principal Karkaroff, who "made this suggestion", was criticized.

Okay, very good.

This time the re-election did not support the candidacy of Hogwarts students, and members of the Beauxbatons and Durmstrang delegations quickly threw their names into the Goblet of Fire.

After a few seconds, two unfamiliar names popped up, and the Goblet of Fire extinguished itself again, with a wisp of green smoke rising up, waiting to be activated next time... maybe a few years later.

"let me see……"

Anriel held up the piece of paper that was still smoking, squinted his eyes and read:

"The second champion of Beauxbatons is Sophonie Claire."

Anriel curled his lips.

Another girl. Beauxbatons is not a real girls' school!

Besides, what kind of French name is this? It's so hard to pronounce...

"And the second champion of Durmstrang is—"

He took out the second page:

"Carmen La Crowne."

At first glance, Ding Zhen is not German.

Anriel investigated almost everyone in the Durmstrang delegation, and this guy left a deep impression on him.

This Carmen is Italian, and her middle name looks like a noble title, but if you look closely, “La” is, well, an interjection.

Look at the last name, Crown, and they are an opera family, definitely a native of Florence.

Moreover, this tall, thin, and frail intellectual was one of the few in the Durmstrang delegation who had no grudge against Grindelwald.

Interesting.

Anriel waved to the two of them and brought the two new warriors into the preparation room.

The three principals also entered the room again.

It's really speechless to see all this trouble.