Something Worth Celebrating

Wizet and Luna's ease made Cedric, Draco, and Harry misjudge the situation.

Only after the three of them tried it themselves did they realize that getting through the Whomping Willow unscathed was far more difficult than they had imagined.

After sighing, they frowned and went over the various mistakes they had made.

"Harry Potter... I misjudged the position just now and nearly got you attacked by the Whomping Willow. Sorry..."

"Wizet, Luna, we really had your Shield Charms to thank just now... I rushed in too quickly and didn't judge the position properly, otherwise Draco wouldn't have been hurt."

"I thought too much about it. At the very least, I shouldn't have been thinking so much just then. I should have cast a spell to block the Whomping Willow's attack first, then considered whether it would overlap with their magic..."

Seeing the three of them looking so grave, Wizet remained relaxed, even speaking with a hint of amusement. "I think... there's something very much worth celebrating..."

"Something worth celebrating?" Harry and Draco looked at Wizet, their voices tinged with confusion.

Cedric, however, seemed thoughtful upon hearing this, as though he understood what Wizet meant.

"No one blamed anyone else. You're all looking for the problems in your own actions..." Wizet explained. "Isn't that worth celebrating?"

"In my view, that is exactly the hardest thing to achieve, especially during the first round of training, when you encountered quite a few dangerous situations."

"It is a sign of trust, and proof that you are coming together as a team. I believe this is the most important and most difficult step, yet you have already crossed it."

"I think so too..." Cedric added. "Training needs to be carried out round after round for it to have any effect."

"One round of training... and