Knights of Walpurgis

Among dark creatures, the Lethifold was indeed one of the most famous and mysterious.

Almost all the students believed it would appear in the third task. But some students had different opinions.

"The Lethifold might not necessarily be catchable.

I learned from Newt's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them that even he had never kept a Lethifold.

I think it is more likely to be a maze.

Filled with dark creatures like Acromantulas, Red Caps, zombies, Bundimuns, Boggarts, and Dementors.

The Champions would need to defeat them and find the trophy that would let them win."

"That is indeed possible. The trophy might even be a Portkey.

Once the Champions got it, they would be transported directly to the podium to receive the honor and the reward of 1,000 Galleons."

The contents of these discussions were eventually copied into a booklet by dedicated students and handed to Harry.

"But these are all just guesses!

I'm not saying they're bad.

But didn't Mr. Weasley say they would give the Champions information about the task a month in advance?

Today is already the thirtieth. In one more day, it will be June.

And we have exams in the first week of June." As Harry spoke, he rapidly flipped through the materials in his hands.

Beside the materials sat a crystal ball, a runic stone tablet carved with Runes, two pieces of parchment respectively bearing seven letters and a palm print, as well as Hedwig, who was boredly preening her feathers—divination tools.

Yes, Hedwig also counted as a divination tool.

This was called ornithomancy, a form of divination based on the flight and cries of birds.

The parchment bearing a palm was related to palmistry.

It used the lines on one's palm to divine a person's character, lifespan, and fortune.

It had