Chapter 323: Rita Skeeter's Report

The Triwizard Tournament, which lasted for eight months and involved three magic schools, finally came to an end at the end of this hot June.

The warrior who finally won the Triwizard Cup was not Rolf Scamander, who had high hopes and was far ahead in the first two rounds, but Shirley Swinton of Ravenclaw House.

Just looking at the result, it is indeed unexpected, and one can't help but suspect that Rove is deliberately letting off steam. But as long as you have seen the content of the game, there will be no doubt about the ownership of the championship.

The reason is very simple. In the middle of the game, Rove suddenly gave up... This is unreasonable if he can still win the championship.

Of course, what is even more unreasonable is that after giving up the game, the boy went to the Black Cemetery alone to intercept a group of Death Eaters!

This is equivalent to a student who is taking the final exam and abandons the exam in the middle to kill terrorists... Is your favorite Spider-Man or Batman? !

But when such an outrageous thing happened to Luo Fu, everyone felt it was very reasonable.

After all, he had already saved the Dragon Boat and stood up for the Quidditch World Cup, so killing a few Death Eaters...is reasonable, right?

In comparison, without Rove's participation, it would be a natural thing for Shirley, who was ranked only lower than him, to win the Triwizard Cup.

The Ravenclaw students were undoubtedly the happiest when it came to the ponytailed girl winning the championship, but the saddest one was not the Hufflepuff badger who popped the champagne at halftime, but... the dog bet.

Especially Ludo Bagman. Before the game, he borrowed a large number of galleons from Gringotts and used them all to study Harov.

As Shirley won the championship, Ludo lost all his money in an instant and owed a lot of debt to the goblins, so much so that he wanted to climb to Gryffindor Tower several times, take a leap of faith, and end this sinful life.

Of course, it is not a pity to die when gambling on dogs, but compared to the Triwizard Tournament, the students still care more about Rolf... and the Death Eaters who fight him.

It would be fine if they were just ordinary Death Eaters, but those people were clearly criminals who were deemed dead by the Ministry of Magic a few months ago... This is worth investigating.

Everyone desperately wants to know, why are they still alive? !

The next morning, when everyone received the latest issue of the Daily Prophet, they saw two eye-catching photos on the front page:

Rolf Scamander, wand in hand, stood among a pile of stone tombs, walking alone towards a group of Death Eaters.

Minister Fudge stood in front of the collapsed ruins of Westminster Abbey, with a look of panic on his face.

What a stark contrast between the two photos!

Underneath the photo is the title in big bold letters:

"Ministry of Magic Lies: Death Eaters Back from the Dead?" ! 》

[Reported by our special correspondent Rita Skeeter:

Last summer, at the 422nd Quidditch World Cup, a Death Eater attack shocked the world and caused thousands of wizard casualties.

The British Ministry of Magic has yet to give an explanation, let alone bring the perpetrators to justice.

Just last night, another group of Death Eaters gathered in Westminster Abbey, trying to recreate the attack on the Quidditch World Cup final, kill the Muggle Queen, expose the entire wizarding world, and provoke conflict between Muggles and wizards. war.

Fortunately, Rolf Scamander gave up the Triwizard Tournament and appeared in Westminster Abbey in time to stop the Death Eaters' crazy actions and save Britain again!

This scene was also recorded by the game monitor carried by Scamander and transmitted to the Triwizard Tournament through real-time transmission. We were fortunate enough to witness the entire process.

The audience at the scene immediately recognized the identities of those Death Eaters.

"Oh, Merlin, that person must be August Rookwood." Ludo Bagman, Director of the Sports Department, told reporters:

"He is a Death Eater. After the Wizarding War ended, he was sentenced to life imprisonment in Azkaban!"

"The pockmarked man with the greasy hair is Antonin Dolohov," said Molly Weasley.

"He killed my brothers Fabian and Gideon Prewett."

The reporter confirmed the identities of those Death Eaters through extensive interviews:

Mr. and Mrs. Lestrange, Antonin Dolohov, Wes Dothrak, August Rookwood...]

Behind this text, there are ten more black and white photos, the faces of nine wizards and one witch, some are laughing silently, and some are arrogantly tapping the borders with their fingers.

Each photo was labeled with a name and the crime for which he was imprisoned in Azkaban.

[It is worth mentioning that these Death Eaters were declared "dead" by the Minister of Magic Fudge during Easter.

How did these Death Eaters, who had been officially "deemed" dead, come back to life and appear in Westminster Abbey?

Last night, reporters asked Secretary Fudge about this matter. He was panicked at first, and then shouted angrily:

"You reporters, don't just want to make big news!"

While the reporters were violently kicked out of the scene by the Aurors, the Muggle reporters were also kicked out.

According to incomplete statistics, at least 10 million Muggles witnessed the collapse of Westminster Abbey through live broadcasts on television...]

As soon as this report appeared, the entire British wizarding world was in an uproar. They did not expect that such a major thing would happen last night.

For a time, public opinion was surging, demanding the Ministry of Magic to reveal the truth, and various shouting letters and cursed letters were sent to Fudge, demanding that he step down early and give the position of Minister to Dumbledore.

Fudge was so scared that he hid at home for several days and dared not show his head.

Rolf was also bombarded with letters, but they were all letters of concern.

Because Rita said in the report that he was seriously injured, and from her description, it seemed that the boy was about to die.

Wizards gathered spontaneously and prayed for Rolf in various ways.

There were also various letters of encouragement, concern and condolences to Rolf, sent from all over the world, piled up like a mountain in the school hospital.

Madam Pomfrey had to close the doors and windows to prevent the flocks of owls from flying in.

The students of Hogwarts were still relatively restrained, and almost no one came to the school hospital to disturb Rolf.

According to Hermione who sneaked into the school hospital, Dumbledore said a few words to all the teachers and students at breakfast, asking everyone not to disturb him and let him have a good rest.

So, in the last few days of this semester, Rolf lived very comfortably.

Especially when it was time to take medicine every day, Shirley would come to the hospital and help him take the medicine in her unique way.

Just when Rolf was about to be discharged from the hospital, he finally welcomed a fellow patient:

Mad-Eye Moody, who almost died in the pursuit of Barty Crouch Jr.

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