Looking at the score sheets in Ludo Bagman's hands, the headmasters tacitly turned their heads and fixed their eyes on the grim-faced Karkaroff.
Feeling the other headmasters' gazes, Karkaroff pointed at himself and asked skeptically, "You want me to fill in my scores first?"
"Of course!" Seraphina Picquery nodded. "We all hope Mr. Karkaroff will set an example, so we'll have something to refer to when scoring."
Madame Maxime and Headmaster Kamba both nodded, clearly agreeing with what Seraphina Picquery had said.
Karkaroff deeply regretted things now. If he had known, he should have held back during the first task, and things would not have reached this point.
As the organizers, the England Ministry of Magic needed a proposal from a headmaster before adding any rules, which would then be put to a vote among the headmasters;
If this had still been the Triwizard Tournament, then even if he had done something rather excessive during the first task, there probably would not have been so many new rules added.
But with the number of headmasters increasing from three to five, things were no longer so easy to control;
Ilvermorny and Uagadou were not European magical schools either, so naturally they had no reason to indulge Karkaroff. Many of the new proposals had been put forward by Seraphina Picquery.
At that moment, Karkaroff felt not only regret, but also a measure of anger;
If Maria Wilman and Franz Schmidt had performed a little better and completed the trial for full marks, things would not have developed into this situation.
Thinking of this, Karkaroff muttered resentfully, "I really want to replace them all!"
Karkaroff's words left not only the headmasters exchanging looks, but also brought subtle changes to the expressions of Barty Crouch Sr. and Ludo Bagman.
Ludo Bagman shrugged and mumbled,