Ludo Bagman stood outside the Quidditch Pitch, bored out of his mind as he looked left and right.
When he saw Vizet appear, he hurried over to meet him. "Vizet... it's all right if I call you that, isn't it?"
Vizet nodded. "Of course, Mr. Bagman..."
"That's wonderful!" Ludo Bagman smiled. "We'll have to walk a bit faster. Old Barty's probably getting impatient!"
Quidditch Through the Ages had mentioned that a Quidditch Pitch was usually an oval field one hundred and fifty meters long and fifty meters wide, similar in area to a football field.
Vizet followed Ludo Bagman into the Quidditch Pitch, and the first thing he saw was a rectangular structure.
The rectangular structure was comparable to a small mountain, taking up most of the space on the Quidditch Pitch, showing just how enormous it was.
The rectangular structure looked like a temple, built from pale-gold square stones that fitted together with remarkable precision.
Ludo Bagman had once mentioned that Beauxbatons had been responsible for constructing the Maze, but for fairness's sake, Castelobruxo had taken over the design work.
Castelobruxo was also a Magic School. According to the records in Hogwarts: A History, before the Wizarding World War broke out, it had maintained quite frequent exchanges with Hogwarts;
Hogwarts: A History also mentioned that the school was located deep in the tropical rainforests of Brazil, and that its castle resembled a temple built of stone blocks.
When Castelobruxo designed the Maze, it had clearly incorporated the style of its school castle into the design.
"It really is spectacular!" Ludo Bagman rubbed his hands together, looking so full of spirit that he seemed as if he, too, were a Champion about to take the field.
"Who would have thought it! Beauxbatons was actually willing to spend so much! Though