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"How did he do it?" she murmured.
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"The approach is all laid out in this paper."
At that, Fleur Delacour immediately took the magazine, ready to see for herself.
But—
She could not understand it!
The very first English sentence that met her eyes had formed into something she could not comprehend at all:
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Fleur Delacour looked helplessly at Madame Maxime.
Madame Maxime smiled helplessly. "You can't understand it, can you?"
"Mm—"
"I can't understand it either, and that is precisely the problem. Although England and France are two different countries, our magic and knowledge developed from the same system. Normally, it would be impossible for an English wizard to explain the thinking behind a spell he developed and for us not to understand a single word.
"Unless—he used an entirely different system, one beyond our understanding, and incorporated it into the magical sequence!"
Incorporating a completely new system into magic's body of knowledge.
Fleur Delacour, who had only just entered her fifth year, did not yet have a clear understanding of what that meant. But she vaguely understood that it had to be something incredible.
Because Madame Maxime, standing before her, had large, dark, glistening eyes that shone so brightly they seemed ready to emit light.
A flush had appeared on her olive-toned face, and she looked exhilarated.
In Fleur Delacour's impression, Madame Maxime was always poised and unruffled no matter what she faced. No person or event should have been able to make the "queen of Beauxbatons" lose her