The Little Superman of Hogwarts

After a month of hard work at Hogwarts, as July came to an end, the Triwizard Tournament preparations were essentially complete.

The schedule and specific details of all events, including the size of sponsor advertisements, were finalized. The next step was to assign more specific responsibilities to individuals who would carry out these arrangements.

The work of the organizing committee came to a temporary halt. During this month, Klee, Hermione, and Ginny all experienced significant growth, with Hermione showing the most improvement.

Hermione had the potential to become the Minister for Magic in the future, so her leadership abilities were evident, seemingly a natural five-star talent.

Therefore, through this training process, Hermione's leadership skills were further developed. If Hermione was only beginning to show her potential before her fourth year, she had now achieved a degree of success. Ginny, on the other hand, was a bit disappointing, showing little interest in the matter. In fact, she wanted to leave the organizing committee half a month ago.

"Finally free!" Ginny exclaimed casually.

If Hermione was a sensitive and cautious female powerhouse, then Ginny was a carefree and bold woman raised in a carefree family.

The delicate and refined characteristics she had always displayed were actually due to Ginny's family environment. She had always lacked a sense of security, so she had folded her wings and appeared like a withered little grass.

However, Klee's presence filled these gaps for her. Similarly, it was the same for Hermione. In the original story, Hermione was a somewhat neurotic woman.

This was only because Hermione's strong need for recognition was not being met, so she subconsciously had to resort to attention-seeking methods or annoying behaviors to gain attention.

Clearly, under Klee's guidance, Hermione also grew rapidly.

One morning in early August, the three of them left Hogwarts together to begin the second half of their summer vacation. The teachers who remained at Hogwarts bid them farewell.

Watching the departing figures of the three, a teacher from Beauxbatons said, "These three children will definitely become great figures in the future!"

"Who's to say they won't?" a female teacher from Durmstrang chimed in. "Only after interacting with them can one truly understand why Professor Dumbledore sent three students to participate in the work of the organizing committee! These are not just students! Their execution, thinking, and management skills have far surpassed those of ordinary adults!"

"Just surpassed ordinary adults?" Professor McGonagall continued the conversation, saying with interest, "The work of this past month has convinced me that in my decades of teaching, I have never encountered such outstanding children! Among the people I know, perhaps only Dumbledore can match them!"

"Alright, my colleagues, let us complete the final tasks!" an employee from the Ministry of Magic said, pointing to the hundreds of large and small scrolls on the table.

Twelve adult wizards pointed their wands at the table and simultaneously chanted a spell. Immediately afterward, owls of all shapes and sizes flocked in from all directions.

Each owl picked up a scroll and flew off in different directions. These scrolls contained all the specific arrangements for the Triwizard Tournament, to be distributed to various individuals.

The preparations for these events would be completed in the next two months, and by October, everything would be ready.

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The next day, at Durmstrang Institute, in a certain office.

Three teachers were reporting their achievements of the past month to their headmaster.

The headmaster of Durmstrang Institute listened attentively to the teachers' reports.

At the end, one of the teachers said, "Finally, I must report to you a special matter. There are three incredible students at Hogwarts!"

Subsequently, the three teachers described Klee and the others' abilities in the past month in an extremely exaggerated manner, such as their unbelievably high magical power, their shockingly large amount of money, and their excellent management skills.

In short, in their descriptions, Klee and the others were simply not human, but like three young gods.

"Are you three kidding me? Are you sure you're describing humans!?" Igor Karkaroff, the headmaster of Durmstrang Institute, looked at the three with a "Do you think I'm an idiot?" expression.

However, the three teachers remained unmoved and insisted on their views, which eventually made Karkaroff slightly believe them.

"Two-time Merlin Award winner?" After the three teachers left, Karkaroff carefully recalled Klee's past experiences, and a thought arose in his mind: "If only we could poach this little guy to our school!"

Almost simultaneously, similar conversations were taking place at Beauxbatons Academy of Magic and the Ministry of Magic. It was on this day that Klee's name truly began to be widely noticed by the upper echelons of the magical world.

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"Klee is growing so fast!" Professor McGonagall said.

"Albus, I think if Klee is willing, you could even hand over your position as headmaster to him! He's much stronger than you!" the old bat's voice rumbled.

"Oh! Hahaha! Severus, believe me, if he's willing, I can hand it over to him right now!" Dumbledore laughed heartily.

After chatting for a few more words, Dumbledore turned his head to Hagrid: "What do you think?"

"To be honest, I'm not very familiar with Klee, but I know he has a good relationship with those grumpy centaurs!

And Klee has been in contact with unicorns, and those unicorns were willing to let him touch them... You know, even I haven't touched those unicorns...

Um... so I think he should be a popular person!" Hagrid stammered in response.

In fact, at this moment, Hagrid didn't care what Dumbledore was asking. He was more concerned about what would happen in the next few days.

Klee and Hagrid had secretly agreed that after these two busy days, Hagrid could go to the Arcane Association to see the dragon.

Hagrid hadn't seen Norbert for a very, very long time. The last time he secretly went to see Norbert, the guy was about the size of an elephant. Now, Norbert should be close to an adult dragon.

Hagrid secretly thought to himself: "Maybe I can bring him a cow then!

A calf would be enough to fill him up!"