Judgment (It's the End of the Month Again... This Bear... Meow, Time to Beg for Monthly Tickets)

There was nothing more to say after that.

Although in many of the fanfics Airi had read, the Triwizard Tournament was always a major focus, that was because their protagonists were going to participate in it and change history. But Airi had no intention of entering the Triwizard Tournament, nor did she want to change history, so this part of the plot—well, just refer to the original chapters.

In short, Harry entered the Triwizard Tournament, passed the three trials, entered the maze, took the trophy, was transported to Voldemort, watched Voldemort return to life, and then grabbed the trophy and came back.

See? One paragraph covered several months' worth of events.

By the way, the only change during this process was Cedric's death. When Cedric and Harry went to grab the trophy together, Airi directly controlled the vines in the maze and knocked him unconscious.

So Harry was sent there alone, and came back alone.

See... Cedric's death had been so unjust. Whether he died or not had made no difference at all; it had no impact whatsoever on this part of the plot.

Cedric had truly died for nothing.

Your death was so unjust.

Just like in the original story, Harry Potter's testimony was once again ignored by the Ministry of Magic. They believed he was talking nonsense and that Voldemort could not possibly return—well, that was normal. As long as they refused to admit it, then he did not exist. An old tradition among Western politicians. That was what happened when they completely ignored the harsh lessons of the material world.

Of course, it would not be entirely fair to say the Ministry of Magic was utterly stupid. To be honest, Harry Potter truly had no evidence to prove it. From the audience's perspective, the Ministry seemed incomprehensible,