Across the entire wizarding world, there were eleven widely recognized magical schools.
The three schools in Europe had frequent contact with one another through events like the Triwizard Tournament.
Besides those, Russia had another school—Koldovstoretz.
Though come to think of it, Russia would soon become Big Russia and Little Russia. There was bound to be major chaos in that region's wizarding world.
After all, though the wizarding world wanted to separate itself from ordinary people, it simply could not truly do so.
There were only a few hundred thousand wizards in the entire world, scattered across different countries. It was difficult for them to form a complete society.
Take Britain's wizarding world, for example. Hardly anyone was engaged in production.
Food and raw materials were generally imported from Muggles by the Ministry of Magic through exclusive channels.
They even maintained contact with the Muggle Prime Minister.
Besides Russia's school, there was also America's Ilvermorny. In the film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, that was the main setting.
It seemed Slytherin's wand was at that school, transformed into a great tree~ And then there was Japan's Magical Institute.
Going by Ted's imagination, it should be something like the Onmyōryō? A place that specialized in teaching Onmyoji and mages? Did they have Miko? He had no idea.
And all of Africa had only one magical school—Uagadou. It had the largest number of students, since it was the only wizarding school on the entire continent. As long as it wasn't Wakanda~ Brazil also had Castelobruxo, built in the tropical rainforest. It was said they excelled at Herbology and Care of Magical Creatures.
The remaining three were unknown. They had little contact with the outside world and were probably educational institutions that upheld principles of seclusion, like Kamar-Taj in the Himalayas~ All