Outside the Competition

Rather than a village, it was more like a botanical garden.

Everywhere they looked, apart from a small number of houses, there were greenhouses filled with a vast variety of magical plants.

Before coming here, they had been told that the Magical Gardens were actually a forest, which was why such strange expressions appeared on their faces.

As for the two Male Wizards at the village entrance, everyone simply ignored them. It could not be helped; most people could not understand what they were saying.

Well!

Other than the three from Hogwarts and Karkaroff.

The male wizard was actually speaking English, though his accent was rather strange.

"I'll take you to your temporary accommodations so you can rest." The male wizard repeated himself three times, in English, French, and Bulgarian.

Having to serve as both translator and guide was not easy for him.

In fact, the biggest pain in the neck about the Magical School Potion Championship was the language barrier. Most wizards came from different countries and spoke different languages, making proper communication impossible. Wizards like Dumbledore, who were fluent in multiple languages and could speak with anyone without issue, were ultimately rare.

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry primarily used English, Beauxbatons Academy of Magic primarily used French, while Durmstrang Institute primarily used Bulgarian.

Durmstrang Institute was located on the Scandinavian Peninsula, and its use of Bulgarian was actually related to its founder, Nerida Vulchanova.

She had been a Bulgarian witch.

Therefore, anyone from a European country who wanted to attend Beauxbatons Academy of Magic or Durmstrang Institute first needed to learn the schools' official languages.

Otherwise, students from across Europe would not be able to speak or understand the language, and even daily life would become a problem, let alone attending classes. Making an eleven-year-old child master