Prologue
Students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry have been formally invited to join the students of Ilvermorny to compete in the Triwizard Tournament hosted in Maine. I hope this will ease tensions between students and our two nations.
Sincerely,
Jonathan Schlatt & Badboyhalo
“He’s got to be joking.” Vikkstar said as Philza presented the letter to him. “On the verge of war between us and he wants to play house with a tournament that can result in death?”
“It might be wize to go.” Philza said, to which Vik raised an eyebrow. “My sources have told me the senior class of Ilvermorney is very strong. It may be wise to scope out the possibilities before they become enemies.”
“I’m not going to ask about how you gain your information, but I will trust you on this one.” Vik replied. “Who will you take to America?”
“7th years and a few 5th years, and, of course, the cup.” Phil replied. “I’ll keep them safe Vik, I promise.”
“Take some dementors with you as well. You can control them better than anyone anyways.” Vikkstar replied. Philza nodded, spreading his wings out before transforming into his animagus form, a raven, and flying out of the room.
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“How can you be so sure they’ll come? Philza and Vikkstar aren’t fools.” Quackity asked the horned man.
“Oh I’m counting on them being smart about this.” Schatt replied. “How is the advanced section doing?”
“As per usual there’s standouts like Technoblade and Dream. Technoblade has a wide skill set, as shown from all houses accepting him. Dream’s abilities as a metamorphmagus are incredible, he’s working on a dragon right now.” Quackity read from Ari’s letter. “Other interesting cases are Sapnap, Punz, and Ranboo. Sapnap has a nearly unnatural affinity for pyromancy, Punz has a sense of loyalty that could prove useful, and Ranboo- regardless of a fractured mind- can be quite exceptional when he puts his mind to it. The class is proving quite promising.”
“Good, is there anything about likely choices for the tournament?” Schlatt asked. Quackity scanned through the long paper.
“Yes, based on past statistics it’s likely Dream and Technoblade” Quackity continued to read, “Each share the ability to adapt to a situation exceptionally well and also are found to be very entertaining as well which is good for marketing.” Schlatt just smiled.
“This’ll be fun.”