Looking at the score sheet in Ludo Bagman's hand, the headmasters and headmistresses turned in tacit agreement, fixing their eyes on Karkaroff's gloomy face.
Sensing their stares, Karkaroff pointed at himself, his tone full of doubt. "You want me to fill in the scores first?"
"Of course!" Seraphina Piqueri nodded. "We all hope Mr. Karkaroff will set an example. That way, we'll have a reference for our own scores."
Madame Maxime and Kamba Headmaster were both nodding, clearly in full agreement with what Seraphina Piqueri had said.
Karkaroff was deeply regretting it now. If he had known, he should have restrained himself during the First Task, and things would never have reached this point.
As the organizers, if the Ministry of Magic wanted to add certain rules, it usually needed a headmaster to put forward the motion, then have the headmasters vote on it;
If this were still the Triwizard Tournament, then even if he had done some relatively outrageous things during the First Task, there probably would not have been so many new rules added.
But when the number of headmasters went from three to five, things were no longer so easy to negotiate;
Ilvermorny and Uagadou were not European Magic Schools either, so naturally they would not indulge Karkaroff. Many of the new proposals had been put forward by Seraphina Piqueri.
At that moment, aside from regret, Karkaroff also felt a trace of anger;
If Maria Willman and Franz Schmidt had performed a little better and managed to complete the test for full marks, things would not have developed into the current situation.
At that thought, Karkaroff muttered indignantly, "I really want to replace all of them!"
His words made not only the headmasters and headmistresses exchange looks, but even Old Barty Crouch and Ludo Bagman's expressions shifted