Admiral of Hogwarts

Dear father, mother and sister, I am living a very good time in Japan. Now I have successfully completed two competition events, and the overall results are very good.

Professor Halsey takes great care of me, and the organizers are also doing their best to take care of the logistics for every participant, so there is nothing to worry about in terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation here.

Because I completed the competition content in advance, I spent my free time in the library reading books in the past few days. In the process, I discovered some interesting things in the library of the Japanese Magic School.

Under normal circumstances, the books used by wizards are often written in the native language of the country, but this is not the case at all when it comes to Japanese magic.

For example, only 1/3 of the books in the general section of the library are purely Japanese books, and of the remaining 2/3, half are Chinese books and the other half are English books, but there are Japanese translations next to them. Just label it.

——By the way, the last competition is left now. According to the organizer, during this period, we will have several days to spend sightseeing and shopping in the Japanese magic world.

So if you have anything you want, you can write to me and I can help you purchase some things that you can't buy over there.

Hope to go back and see you again soon. Hugo

After reading the letter carefully several times to make sure there was nothing wrong, Hugo posted the letter to the mailbox next to the hall of the magic house.

Different from Hogwarts, the Institute of Magic does not have an owl tower because the usable area is very precious. Instead, those cute messengers are raised in a building on a reef not far from South Iwo Jima.

Therefore, if students here want to mail letters, they need to write the letters and deliver them to the mailbox on campus, and then the Zashiki boys in the school, who are like house elves, will mail the letters.

After mailing the letter, Hugo and Enterprise met in the auditorium and sat down. According to the original competition regulations, the end of the second game should be announced at noon today and the content of the third game should be notified in advance.

Sure enough, wait until lunch time. A group of dejected-looking contestants walked out of the auditorium doors. Obviously, they were the ones who didn't finish the race.

After everyone was seated, the auditorium suddenly became noisy. Whether they passed the game or failed, almost everyone was discussing things related to the previous game.

Because the company is close by, Hugo also figured out the main reason why this group of losers failed through her unusual hearing.

Those selected to participate in this competition are all elites. No one was eliminated because they couldn't understand the runes on the golden eggs, but there was a huge difference between understanding and being able to figure it out.

For example, most of these losers were eliminated because they failed to crack the complex runes on the golden egg shell on time.

Among the remaining people, some were careless after opening the golden egg and did not examine the entire golden egg. So I took the small glass bottle containing the secondary alchemy stone and went out directly from the main door of the room.

Others found the hidden metal container, but they kept thinking about it until the end of time because they didn't know how to open it.

Of course, the most unique person who failed to pass the second game was the Durmstrang student. Although after a series of negotiations, he was finally not sent to a wizard prison in Japan for using dangerous black magic.

But correspondingly, he needs to pay three times the amount of money lost to compensate for the loss and to atone. In addition, most of the remaining Durmstrang students were eliminated.

Although they are indeed good at alchemy, their habitual practice of black magic after understanding the meaning of the words on the metal containers directly put them on the blacklist.

After all, this is an international competition, so you must pay attention to abide by various laws and regulations when competing. Although it is not a very serious crime if the three unforgivable curses are not cast on people, they are by no means allowed to be used without any restrictions.

Therefore, these Durmstrang students who are good at using all kinds of black magic fell into a big hole here. Except for one student, all other contestants from the same school were wiped out.

On the contrary, it is Beauxbatons students, probably because they do have enough advantages in this aspect, so in this competition, their overall pass rate is second only to Hogwarts.

Of course, a very important reason for this situation is that there is only one contestant in Hogwarts, Hugo, so if you pass, you will get 100%, if you fail, you will get zero.

Shortly after everyone arrived, the official from the previous federation came out and announced the number of people who had passed the competition. Compared with the extremely low elimination rate in the previous game, about 60% of people were eliminated in this game.

So in the end, including Hugo, only six people passed the game. Except for Hugo himself, the remaining passers were an alchemy apprentice from Egypt, a Durmstrang student, and three Beauxbatons students.

"——The next competition will be held in a week. It will be a five-day outdoor competition." After announcing the list of players who had passed the competition, the federation official announced.

"Everyone who passes the competition can get 300 galleons. During this period, you need to use this money to buy alchemy raw materials and make various alchemy props or alchemy potions to prepare for the next competition."

"In the next game, you will need to live in the wild for five days relying on the alchemy props you made. Of course, you can use the wand during this process, but using the wand to cast spells will affect your score-"

Different from the last post-match banquet, the atmosphere of this post-match banquet seemed much lower. After all, compared with the previous games, too many people were eliminated in this game.

"What should we do next?" After finishing the meal as quickly as possible, Hugo and Enterprise walked out of the auditorium together.

After all, when the overall atmosphere is not good, even if Hugo and the others are really happy, they have to suppress their inner emotions to avoid causing other people's dissatisfaction.

"We can go to the nearby Jinzhu Town to buy things. This is the second largest magic business district in Japan." After looking at the previously sent orders, the company made a decision. "I thought other people would go here and buy stuff."

Early the next morning, Hugo and Enterprise arrived at the pier of the Magic House early. Just like Hogsmeade, Jinzhu Town was built on the basis of the Magic Academy.

Even because the entrance age to the Magic Academy is seven years old, the needs of students are even wider than those of similar schools.

However, when they arrived at the pier, they were surprised to find that this small pier, which usually did not have many people during holidays, was now full of people. It could be said that almost all the contestants and team teachers were here.

Seeing the bustling dock, Hugo was stunned for a moment, but soon figured out the reason.

For those who have been screened out, the competition is now over, so there is just enough time to purchase some Japanese specialties and appreciate the local customs.

For those who still need to continue playing, it is also necessary to purchase the items needed for the next game as soon as possible.