The day after the duel was overcast. After breakfast, the Harris family sat gathered around the television while Harris Television aired a replay of the live broadcast of Allen and Voldemort's duel, complete with commentary as if it were a sporting match: He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named had appeared again. Last night, Harris Television's live broadcast had confirmed that He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named had returned, coming back to this country and engaging in a duel with Hogwarts Headmaster Allen Harris.
"These media outlets seem to have reached a consensus now." Fleur lifted her teacup and took a sip. "Their reports all describe Allen as the strongest wizard in the world at present."
"The company that makes Chocolate Frogs urgently contacted the Department of Magical Law Enforcement after last night's broadcast and applied to have Allen's portrait printed on Chocolate Frog cards." Lenn said with some envy, "One of my dreams used to be getting my own picture printed on a Chocolate Frog card..."
"This situation..." Morgan le Fay's expression had looked awful for a while now, and at this moment she flicked the magazine in her hand and said worriedly, "In 1945, when Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald in a duel, everyone was elated, and Dumbledore was also publicly recognized as the greatest White Wizard of the contemporary wizarding world... Allen's current situation is very similar... But afterward, the others who were afraid shifted the object of their fear onto that White Wizard."
"Don't worry, dear. That's why we kept You-Know-Who around." Owen patted his wife's hand. "Where's Allen? Is he still not up? Doesn't he have a press conference later?"
"He just said he went abroad to throw out the trash... Speaking of which, the Weasley family suffered heavy losses this time, and Professor McGonagall has to be hospitalized too..." Albert straightened his uniform, then pointed at the