Rita Skeeter's Five-Wizard Tournament Report

While the Champions observed the dragons, Charlie Weasley answered some of their questions.

For instance, when Uagadou's Champion, Ayo Oduwale, asked whether the Hungarian Horntail's tail was particularly powerful, Charlie Weasley answered, "Yes."

There were similar questions, such as whether the Hungarian Horntail had the longest fire-breathing range of all these dragons. Charlie Weasley answered, "Yes," to that as well.

After several rounds of questions and answers, the Champions realized that the judging panel had apparently spoken to Charlie Weasley and the others, telling them not to reveal too much information.

The dragons had slept all the way here and were so energetic that they had to be restrained with Stupefy spells.

The accompanying wizards, meanwhile, had endured a long and exhausting journey, and settling the dragons had taken a great deal of effort. All they wanted now was a good night's rest.

The Champions did not stay at the dragon enclosure for long. After barely half an hour, they left the camp with Hagrid.

Compared with Hagrid, who kept looking back reluctantly with every few steps, the Champions were far more subdued. At that moment, they only wanted to leave the Forbidden Forest as quickly as possible and properly process everything they had seen in less than an hour.

Rita Skeeter's article on the Five-Wizard Tournament had already been published in the Daily Prophet.

At Wizet's request, the article's wording was not as aggressive as usual.

Besides briefly introducing the five schools, Rita Skeeter used "magical ability" as her angle and gave more detailed coverage to the Champions from three of them.

The three schools that received detailed coverage were, naturally, Durmstrang, Ilvermorny, and Beauxbatons.

When introducing the Beauxbatons Champions, Rita Skeeter mentioned that they excelled at alchemy and might use alchemical items when the first task began.