Time flew by, and Harry and the others still had to squeeze every spare moment out of their days to keep up with their busy classes and study Elemental Magic.
With the Potion Specialty Shop successfully open, they also had to brew potions at regular intervals to supply it with valuable stock.
Although Katelyle had promised to help, he clearly was not going to step in lightly. For them, this was yet another headache eating into their time.
Still, despite all that, they were looking forward to the upcoming Triwizard Tournament.
After repeated urging from Fred and George, their little group began researching potions and achieved some promising results.
And so, they looked forward to the day it arrived.
What was the point of such a grand tournament if they could not take part?
Meanwhile, quite a few significant events had taken place at Hogwarts School during this time, sparking considerable controversy.
Enivis Wardson, the fairy-like girl everyone had thought so sweet and well-behaved, frequently appeared at the Elemental Magic Club and easily defeated numerous opponents, including third- and fourth-year students.
Her command of wind elemental magic and traditional magic amazed many professors and students.
Almost everyone agreed that these were not feats Enivis Wardson should have been capable of.
Yet in truth, Enivis Wardson, still only a first-year, could already use many forms of traditional magic, including Apparition. She was a prodigy who had even earned her license.
Before long, no one dared underestimate this beautiful first-year fairy anymore.
The most compelling recordings of Enivis Wardson's matches, and currently the most popular, were her bouts against Aila Easton, Kalyanna, Hermione Granger, Luna Jennifer, and Luna Lovegood.
Enivis Wardson first challenged Luna Lovegood and won easily. Next came Kalyanna. Their battle was fierce, but Kalyanna ultimately had a slight edge,