Autograph Book

The Third Match was finally about to begin.

Dawn came especially slowly that day. Pale gray clouds hung heavily over the Tower, thick fog blanketed the grounds outside the castle, and the air was filled with suffocating heat.

Wade still rose early. He exercised as usual, then carefully wiped down his Wand and tucked his spare Wand into his wand pouch.

Next came his usual Potions—Healing Potion, antidotes, Stupefy Potion, and so on.

Finally, there was food. The House-elves had prepared a large bag of bread, sausage, roast chicken, and vegetables, including potatoes and carrots.

Fortunately, Wade could use magic to lighten the package. Otherwise, carrying so much, he probably would not have made it very far into the forest.

By the Third Match, many of the restrictions from the first two matches had been lifted. Given the dangers of the Forbidden Forest, the champions were allowed to bring all kinds of items that could help them compete.

Bagman had specifically reminded the competitors that the Forbidden Forest was a complex environment, and they might not finish the match within half a day. If it went on for two or three days, whether they could replenish their strength in time would become crucial to victory.

But a well-crafted Golem could serve as an extra assistant. If a champion brought a large number of Golems, how would that be any different from carrying an army with them?

In that case, the match would become a contest of wealth between schools, completely losing the original purpose of the Triwizard Tournament.

Therefore, Golems remained on the list of prohibited items. However, the Ministry of Magic had also specifically stated that champions were not forbidden from making Golems themselves during the match.

Besides that, Anti-Curse Vests, anti-curse hats, Dark Magic cursed objects, the Hand