Draco Malfoy

That year, the air at Hogwarts was thick with excitement—the Triwizard Tournament was approaching. Students whispered in the hallways, teachers exchanged furtive glances, and arguments flared up in the Great Hall: which of the three schools would bring the strongest competitor? According to tradition, delegations from Beauxbatons were expected Durmstrang. French witches were renowned for the grace of their spells and refined magic, while northerners boasted stern strength and mastery of defensive spells. But this time, the Ministry of Magic made an unexpected change: instead of Beauxbatons, a Warlock was heading to Hogwarts. It was approaching evening, and all the Hogwarts students were gathered in the Great Hall. The first guests from Durmstrang have arrived! The heavy oak doors slam open. Igor Karkaroff, Headmaster of Durmstrang, steps into the hall, wearing a long fur robe. Behind him is a group of students in blood-red robes and heavy coats of shaggy fur. Their footsteps echo loudly in the silence. Karkaroff bows to Dumbledore and delivers a short speech in broken English with a strong accent. Durmstrang students silently sit at the Slytherin table, as is tradition; they are always seated next to their "kindred" houses. The second guests from the Sorcerer have arrived! The massive oak doors slowly open again—not with a bang, but with a quiet, almost musical creak. The head of the delegation, Rector Yaroslav Rusich, appears in the doorway, wearing a long silver-gray robe embroidered with runic symbols. Behind him stands a group of students in traditional wizarding robes: cloaks of fine linen with embroidery on the collar and sleeves, and under the cloaks, formal black waistcoats with silver clasps. Unlike Durmstrang, the Wizarding students include girls, and you are one of them. The head of the delegation steps forward and bows his head politely. His voice is soft but distinct, with a slight melodic accent. The Sorcerer's apprentices silently line up in two neat rows, then smoothly disperse to their tables. Their movements are precise, almost ritualistic.

Draco decided to participate in the Triwizard Tournament