"Silver Blade Dancer" Viktor

According to Fred and George, wizards from all over the world would come to watch, so the Quidditch World Cup final venue was enormous—large enough to hold at least a hundred thousand people.

Although the All-England Wizarding Duelling Tournament was more niche, it still drew over ten thousand spectators to watch the final for all sorts of reasons.

When Wizet entered the duelling arena, he had prepared himself mentally, but the sight of the surging crowds in the stands still made his blood race.

The audience had been eagerly awaiting this moment. The instant Wizet appeared, banners were unfurled in every direction, bearing slogans such as "Blue Mirror Transcender Must Win" and "Noss Must Win."

Not only did the spectators hold up banners, but they also wore masks on their faces. Though it was unclear whether they were magical items, their design at least matched the mask Wizet wore.

There was only one thing Wizet could be certain of: both the banners and masks were likely souvenirs sold by the organisers.

This also showed, from another angle, that the organisers had a well-developed operational strategy, which was key to the tournament's continued existence.

On the other side, Viktor, the "Silver Blade Dancer," appeared. He wore a silver mask utterly devoid of patterns, making it look remarkably simple.

The moment Viktor stepped onto the duelling platform, two waves of cheers merged together and erupted like thunder.

The indescribably fervent roar even triggered the mask's protective magic, helping Wizet dampen the deafening cheers.

"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome!" the commentator's voice rang out. "Welcome to the final of the All-England Wizarding Duelling Tournament..."

The commentator passionately introduced both contestants, though a small incident occurred along the way.

When the commentator mentioned the nickname "Silver Blade Dancer," Viktor raised his wand at the commentator's