Over the next two weeks, news spread that the first task would begin the following Tuesday. Muya also had time to make a massive display screen for the Tournament, so the spectators could have a god's-eye view and truly feel immersed in the spectacle.
Most importantly, Dumbledore said he would pay for the materials, then sell it to the Ministry of Magic at a high price.
Hehe, Muya had never expected that Dumbledore, that sweet-toothed Old Mischief-Maker, would be so good at making money. The two immediately hit it off.
Minister for Magic Fudge was amazed for a long time when he saw the projector and display screen Muya had brought out. He even flattered her from the side, saying that she truly was a child raised by Dumbledore.
Muya could not help interrupting him. "Although Headmaster Dumbledore is my guardian, Professor Snape has always been the one looking after me."
Fudge awkwardly continued stroking the display screen. In the end, he bought one screen and one projector, giving Muya a hundred Galleons.
Having received the money, Muya enthusiastically introduced her product to Fudge.
"This display screen can change flexibly. It can grow larger or smaller, and it can even become a multi-sided surround display."
"In short, it can meet all your needs. Whether you use it in a large venue or simply to watch films, this is absolutely your best choice." Muya copied the sales pitch from television advertisements, even though she had already sold it.
Dumbledore nodded along from the side.
Fudge felt that he had truly gotten a bargain, so he left with the items, smiling as he bid them farewell.
When Muya received the newspaper containing Rita's article about the Tournament, she was surprised not to see any of those pointless remarks in it.
Muya thought