The roar was deafening, and even the surrounding tree trunks trembled slightly, proving that the two sides engaged in battle were not far from them.
Fleur sprang nimbly to her feet, her expression grave as she stared toward the rolling thunder.
"Let's go, Fleur!"
Ciana said anxiously.
"This is a great chance to win back our School Emblem, isn't it?"
Fleur did not answer immediately. She merely furrowed her delicate brows and fell into thought.
In her view, this was not a good opportunity to reclaim their School Emblem.
Judging from Viktor's account of their clash with Granger, Amosta's students were indeed more skilled in dueling and stronger in combat than they were.
And while both sides currently fighting were Amosta's students, the Slytherins held an overwhelming advantage in numbers. By that logic, after taking Cedric Diggory's School Emblem, they would be fully capable of dealing with them as well.
"We're going over."
Yet after a brief hesitation, Fleur made a seemingly irrational decision.
"Wait!"
Before Fleur could leave, Viktor stopped her and voiced the concern that had been on her mind.
"If you want to take advantage of the situation, Fleur, I don't think the chances of success are high. The Slytherin students will definitely win. They have eight people now; if they send out only half of them, they'll still outnumber Diggory's team."
"I know."
Fleur's tone was relaxed.
"But this is already a rare opportunity for us. We don't need to worry about anything, do we? Our School Emblem has already been taken.
"And from what I understand, Slytherin students can't attack teams that have lost their School Emblems unless we attack first."
There was such a rule?
Viktor's heart stirred.
It was highly likely that the Slytherins would win, and in their eyes, his team had