Uagadou School of Magic
This ancient wizarding school possessed a long and rich cultural history.
It was built atop the Mountains of the Moon, where the view stretched far and wide.
As for its buildings, compared with a complex like Hogwarts that could accommodate large numbers of young wizards,
one could generously call it close to nature.
Its architectural style consisted of ancient traditional structures, roofed huts built mainly from stone, mud, or wood.
Yet with the support of magic, they were as sturdy as reinforced concrete.
The headmaster's office, renovated after absorbing "foreign investment."
From the outside, it was a Gothic building constructed entirely from blue-gray mountain stone.
It stood on the second-highest peak, since the highest peak was Uagadou's sacrificial plaza.
Second floor.
A diamond-studded window stood half-open.
Since Uagadou lay above the clouds, a ray of golden sunlight reached the school without obstruction.
It reached the half-open window, passed through that sole barrier, and shone directly upon the thick golden-red wool carpet.
Contributing its share to the room's illumination.
That small beam of sunlight lit up the entire lavish room.
The interior and exterior decoration styles differed enormously.
A glazed crystal chandelier refracting light hung from the ceiling... intricate yet orderly solid-wood furniture stood on the floor.
Uagadou clearly could not have produced such exquisite furniture!
Even with magic's help!
Beyond that, there was also a certain discordance between the indoor and outdoor space.
This was precisely the application of the Undetectable Extension Charm to architecture, brought by the French Ministry of Magic Colonial Department.
After negotiations with Uagadou's elders,
they ultimately reached an agreement to preserve the buildings' plain exterior appearance.
But whatever magical decorations the colonizers wished to use inside their rooms was no longer any of their concern...
The room's owner was Ross Steve,