"Why does the Hogwarts first-year in this newspaper look so much like Wentworth?"
Suddenly, someone voiced the question that many Hogwarts students in the Great Hall wanted to ask.
Marcus hurriedly reached over and snatched the Daily Prophet from a Slytherin student beside him. This issue was devoted almost entirely to coverage of the Quidditch World Cup, which had ended the night before.
Yet amid all that coverage, an entire page was devoted to a little incident before the Quidditch World Cup final began.
A Hogwarts student had become the lucky one among the tens of thousands of wizards present the night before, winning the chance to perform on the stage at the Quidditch World Cup final.
The young wizard hadn't been the least bit nervous. In a short time, he'd caught more than a dozen Golden Snitches by himself, leaving every wizard present utterly astonished.
Even more touching, during the interview afterward, the young wizard said that he'd caught the Golden Snitches for his friends who hadn't been able to come watch the match, and that he didn't intend to keep them for himself.
Afterward, Fudge, the newly appointed Minister of the British Ministry of Magic, stated that the Hogwarts first-year's performance and words proved that under the British Ministry of Magic's leadership, Hogwarts's education focused not only on...
At the very center of the article was a magical photograph showing a young boy riding a Broomstick in pursuit of a Golden Snitch.
In the final frame of the magical photograph, the boy had turned around, revealing a handsome face. It was none other than Wentworth, who was now sitting at the Hufflepuff table.
"That can't be right. How is that possible? How could he have gone to watch the match in person?"
Marcus stared at the magical photograph