A Commission Regarding Durmstrang

At least in Wizet's view, this entire interview had been the most comfortable one yet.

Rita Skeeter's expression, on the other hand, was rather subtle. To describe it Luna's way, she looked like a sad bug that had failed to eat any nettles—utterly listless.

It was only natural for her to look that way. With Wizet involved, the article had to be based on his interview responses, so its tone was destined not to be quite so "explosive."

Rita Skeeter could write that sort of article, of course, but it would take more time and did not suit her writing style.

Wizet thought of something and said, "Ms. Skeeter, I think there is something that you are probably the most suitable person for."

"Oh?" Rita Skeeter stopped what she was doing. The Quick-Quotes Quill she had adjusted stood poised over the parchment, clearly ready to go.

A gleam flashed in her eyes. "I'm the most suitable candidate? Mr. Lovegood, you rarely say things like that..."

"Since you put it that way, it can't just be another article like this, can it? Has the 'Key Man' changed his mind?"

"Do you want to teach a certain headmaster a lesson? Honestly... that would be entirely justified. You needn't feel burdened about it."

Wizet's expression did not change in the slightest as he asked unhurriedly, "Ms. Skeeter..."

"How much do you know about the magical school known as Durmstrang? Please note, I mean only the school itself."

"Only the school itself?" Rita Skeeter frowned. "The most distinctive thing about Durmstrang is..."

"Its students may study the Dark Arts, and it does not admit Muggle-borns... Other than that, it supposedly expelled Gellert Grindelwald."

"Durmstrang has been rather quiet in recent years. I only learned recently that Victor Krum is a Durmstrang student."

"If we