If anyone had initially envied the champions taking part in the Triwizard Tournament, that feeling vanished completely after the first task. Even Ron and Harry had made up.
After all, people had once thought that competing meant honor and...
"Professor."
Pomona turned around and saw Harry Potter.
"What is it?" Pomona asked with a smile.
"Professor McGonagall asked me to give you this letter," Owl Potter said.
"All right, thank you." Pomona accepted the letter.
Then he left the greenhouse with the other students whose class had ended.
Pomona opened the envelope.
'I noticed that all those badges are gone. Thank you, Minerva McGonagall.'
That was what the letter said.
In truth, it had nothing to do with her. The children had taken them off of their own accord.
Still, she picked up her pen and wrote at the bottom of the letter.
'You're welcome.'
Then she found a school owl and had it deliver the letter to the Gryffindor Head of House's office.
Regardless of Pope Alexander VI's personal morality, he had good taste. After all, he was a Florentine.
His illegitimate daughter Lucrezia was a beautiful woman with thick golden hair and pale brown eyes that often changed color. When she walked, she seemed to be walking upon clouds.
She also had a gentle temperament and was not as notorious as the rest of the Borgia family. This was perhaps because of her mother, Madame Vannozza. Though she was the Pope's mistress, she actively engaged in charitable work and was respected and loved by the public.
She also had several side businesses. Besides the then-popular trades of real estate and pawnshops, she owned several inns near Campo de' Fiori.
In the eyes of the Florentines of that era, the body was not merely a vessel for the