Before the end-of-term feast began, Dumbledore gave his customary speech. "Time flies. Once again, we are about to bring another school year to a close."
"This past school year has been particularly special. We welcomed the exciting Five-Wizard Tournament, bringing together students from five magical schools to share in this grand occasion."
"This Five-Wizard Tournament not only showed us the extraordinary courage, wisdom, and magical talent of the Champions, but also highlighted the most important thing of all—unity!"
"Although this gathering began with competition, the facts have shown us that everyone gained something far more precious: the friendship, trust, and understanding we shared with our companions."
As they listened to Dumbledore's speech, both the students from the various schools and the Champions who had truly participated in the Five-Wizard Tournament were filled with emotion.
The Champions from the other four magical schools almost simultaneously turned their heads to look at Wizet at the Ravenclaw table.
They all vividly remembered what had happened on the night of the Goblet of Fire's selection. In particular, when they had arrived in the Entrance Hall, Wizet had expressed this very idea—and put it into practice himself.
Now, they all agreed with Dumbledore's words. Beyond the three tasks of the Five-Wizard Tournament, they had indeed gained many precious things.
Dumbledore bowed. "I wish to express my deepest respect to the Champions of the Five-Wizard Tournament..."
"I believe everyone still remembers vividly the extraordinary grace the Champions displayed at the end of the third task."
"Through their actions, the Champions told us that the true meaning of the Five-Wizard Tournament lies not only in victory, but also in surpassing oneself."
"I believe that no matter who takes home this trophy, so long as the Champions and students have gained fairness and unity, they are all the