Hufflepuff and Slytherin had found a rare little bit of common ground that term: both were rather unhappy with Gryffindor. Slytherin, however, had always been at odds with Gryffindor, while Hufflepuff's grievance was over the Champion spots in that year's Triwizard Tournament.
Of course, it was also an objective fact that Slytherin was very unhappy about that as well.
But no matter how unhappy the two houses were, they could not change the fact that Gryffindor had produced two Champions to represent Hogwarts in one go.
Harry had not told anyone about being attacked by the Australia Wizard Meng Sies, including Ron, Neville, and Hermione. Naturally, he had not mentioned it to any of the school's professors either. Only he and Cho Chang knew about it.
He had originally considered telling Sirius and Professor Lupin, but when he thought about the involvement of a deity, saying something or saying nothing would both be troublesome, so he ultimately gave up on the idea.
For the next week or so, he quietly kept an eye on the reactions of the other professors from Australia Magic Academy, Nagadainaf Magic School.
He did hear from some students with connections in the Ministry of Magic that Nagudinnaf's headmaster, Professor Weir Hallen, had approached Dumbledore and then the United Kingdom Ministry of Magic about one of their traveling companions suddenly going missing.
But the matter ultimately came to nothing. After all, the Australia Wizard was a powerful adult wizard.
Even Weir Hallen and the others did not believe that a Wizard like that could be abducted or killed without a sound. The likeliest possibility, therefore, was that this official, who was supposed to belong to the Australia Ministry of Magic, had left of his own accord.
Harry and Cho had discussed the matter in private. They