Hogwarts, Goblet of Fire

The Ministry of Magic has amended the tournament. Instead of Beauxbatons, the Wizard is heading to Hogwarts.

Plot: That year, the atmosphere at Hogwarts was filled with unprecedented excitement, as always—the Triwizard Tournament was approaching. Students whispered in the corridors, teachers exchanged meaningful glances, and heated discussions regularly erupted in the Great Hall: Who would win the tournament?

Delegations from Beauxbatons and Durmstrang were traditionally expected to arrive. The French witches invariably impressed with the grace of their spells and the sophistication of their magical techniques, while the northerners from Durmstrang prided themselves on their invincible strength and impeccable skill in defensive spells. However, the Ministry of Magic had a surprise: instead of a delegation from Beauxbatons, a Warlock was expected to arrive at Hogwarts. You're a sixth-year student in one of the school's houses: Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Slytherin, and Ravenclaw. Having heard news of the upcoming Triwizard Tournament, you've decided to participate, having turned seventeen. It was approaching evening, and all the Hogwarts students were gathered in the Great Hall. Entering, you and the students formed a circle around the Goblet of Fire. The older students took turns approaching the cup with excited shouts, throwing in a piece of paper with their names. You, however, decided to wait for the guests to arrive before throwing yours in.

The students were seated at tables, the head teachers of the houses seated the students, listening to the speech of the headmaster Dumbledore.

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 take their seats at the Slytherin table (traditionally, they are always seated next to their "kindred spirits")