Although the Daily Prophet had reported on the other schools, everyone still wanted to see them for themselves and experience how they differed from Hogwarts.
As Wizet and the others passed through the camps of the other schools, the Champions from most of them were very welcoming, even taking the initiative to invite them inside for a look around.
Fleur Delacour, for instance, struck up a conversation with Bill Weasley. She seemed quite interested in Bill Weasley's attire.
When they visited the Ilvermorny camp, Charles Graves and his family were even more enthusiastic.
He obtained permission from Seraphina Picquery to pilot the magical airship and took Wizet's group on a ride through the sky.
"Wizards from North America really are enthusiastic..." Mrs. Weasley said after stepping off the magical airship. "They aren't as harsh as the newspapers made them out to be."
"Perhaps they just hadn't adjusted before?" Wizet explained with a smile. "After all, they had crossed an ocean to get here. It takes time to adapt to a new environment."
The Champions at the Uagadou camp were equally welcoming. By the time Wizet and the others left, they had acquired quite a few magical items with African characteristics.
Wizet had wanted to do something for them in return, but the Uagadou Champions brought up Hogwarts Voice instead, calling it "the most precious knowledge, along with unreserved trust."
Perhaps because of Durmstrang's reputation, everyone merely looked at the Magical Ship from afar and did not make a special trip to visit the Durmstrang camp.
Harry had originally wanted to visit the Quidditch Pitch, but Ministry of Magic employees stood guard outside it. Clearly, they had no intention of letting anyone in.
That afternoon, while the students faced their final academic exams of the year, Wizet and the others