Anthony Goldstein frowned. "How did The Daily Prophet introduce him again?"
He tried hard to recall the relevant content he had seen in The Daily Prophet at the time. "Apparently, this 'Blue Mirror Transcender' gave people the feeling of a magic mirror."
"His most distinctive duelling style was learning his opponent's magic, then defeating them with their own magic. That was how he got that nickname."
"When you put it that way..." Michael Corner scratched his head, a hint of sympathy showing on his face. "If you became his opponent, it probably wouldn't be very pleasant."
"Think about it. It's clearly magic you're good at, but the other side actually learns it, and then beats you with it... Tsk, tsk, tsk!"
"Tsk, tsk, tsk!" Chris Moen hummed along a few times as well, deliberately nudging Michael with his arm. "Feeling a little personally attacked all of a sudden?"
"What do you mean, personally attacked... Hm?" Michael realized something and made as if to draw his wand again.
"Pretend I misspoke!" Chris quickly changed tack with a laugh. "What I actually wanted to say was..."
"What happened afterward?" He turned to Anthony and pressed curiously, "What happened afterward? How did he win the final?"
"I'd think that any wizard who could make it into the final of the All-England Wizard Duelling Competition would be pretty hard to learn from and counter, right?"
"How did he win the final?" Anthony's expression turned strange. "Strictly speaking... there was no winner in that final."
"No winner?" Not only Michael, but Chris and Terry Boot also looked puzzled at the same time. "How could there be no winner?"
"Yeah!" Michael followed up, "If that's the case, why did you say this year's Duelling Champion was him?"
Anthony explained, "Mainly because an accident happened during that