Daisy, who had been called back, clasped her hands together and shuffled back to the sofa. This made her look like she cared about etiquette as much as Helena.
"Daisy, tell me... You've been busy with the duel tournament. Is it related to this?" Owen sat down on the sofa. He wanted to pat his son but Allen nimbly dodged it.
"Yes, it's about changing the rules of the duel tournament." Daisy was afraid that her family would continue to talk about her problem, so she quickly got to the point. "For this year's contestants, Allen's fame and strength are too strong now … So everyone knows that, just like we said before this multinational discussion, if we still follow the original rules of the competition, no one can beat Allen. So if there is no change, I'm afraid Allen may win the championship in the final competition without playing a single game … These contestants will automatically withdraw from the competition."
"Daisy, just tell me the result of your discussion …" Owen said directly. "If you want the duel to continue as usual and allow their people to continue participating, what are their conditions?"
"The other countries hope to add an additional free-for-all system to the duel competition. I think they probably understood the content of Allen's actual combat course. They hope that all the contestants will fight together, and the wizard who is not defeated in the end will be the champion." Daisy scoffed. "I sent Ludo Bagman to contact some representatives. You know he's more useful at times like this … He later reported to me that these countries have reached a tacit understanding in private and hope to work together to facilitate this."
"What? They can't beat my son. Are they trying to outnumber him?! "Morgan-le-feil was angry.
"Honey, calm down." Owen reached out to hold his wife's hand and comforted her. "I can understand. If it weren't for that, they wouldn't have any hope of winning at all. At that time, Daisy, I believe that we wouldn't let them do whatever they wanted. What was your suggestion to them?"
"The duel tournament's traditional one-on-one format can't be lost. This kind of group battle will be added as a new format." Daisy looked very proud. "And if anyone can win the championship in both the traditional one-on-one competition and the free-for-all survival mode, the committee will give the wizard a third championship trophy. This honor won't appear again in the future. It only belongs to those who win the championship in both competitions at the same time."
"I can understand why the Ministry of Magic is taking the lead. They hope to prove to the wizards in the wizard world that Allen is not invincible no matter how strong he is. As long as they work together, they can still stop him … They probably want the wizards to see this." Owen narrowed his eyes and stroked the stubble on his chin. "But those contestants, how did they convince them? I don't think everyone is willing to embarrass themselves in this kind of tournament or work together with other participants to fight against one person. "
"As the first tournament of this new format, there will be a reward of 70,000 gold coins for each champion, 30,000 gold coins for each runner-up, and 10,000 gold coins for each runner-up. The total prize money will reach 700,000 gold coins. The rest will be distributed to other participants according to their ranking." Daisy subconsciously imitated her father and stroked her smooth chin. "The Ministry of Magic of each country promised their participants some preferential treatment and compensation according to their country."
"These participants will give up on one-on-one duels. Some of the stronger participants will definitely hope to rely on team strength to win the free-for-all. If I win two titles, I will automatically win a third championship. This will give me another 70,000 gold coins. So to avoid this, some participants who don't have the strength to win the championship in both formats will also want to hinder Allen's competition, because this will give them more money." Allen nodded. He was also clear about the other party's plan. "The Ministry of Magic can't afford this money. Even if many Ministry of Magic participate, the wizards living in the wizard world will not allow these officials to spend the funds that should be used for investment and development on this kind of competition. They don't have the authority to do so. So those pure-bloods … in order to attack us, they are quite generous this time."
"They didn't hide their true intentions. In fact, the fairies are also involved in this behind the scenes." Daisy nodded. "Bagman told me that when those representatives were drinking with him, they said bluntly that they wanted to make use of their numbers. They wanted to privately unite their participants to fight against Allen and show the wizards that Allen is not invincible."
"They are using an open conspiracy … If we refuse, then they don't even need to fight and contribute. It is equivalent to admitting that I can't fight against their alliance …" Allen snorted coldly and said proudly. "But on the other hand, if I can win the championship under this competition system, it means that even if these countries unite, they are still no match for us, Harris. In other words, they have admitted this in front of their own citizens."
"You're right, but what I'm worried about is that they have other plans …" Owen's brows were furrowed, and his spine was slightly bent. "Recently, we've brought great benefits from the Floating City, the possession of the Philosopher's Stone, and the successful cooperation with the Muggles … These series of operations have given them a series of blows that they no longer have any power to resist. If we continue to develop like this, we don't have to do anything anymore. We can win by relying on time. If I'm one of those pure-bloods … Perhaps I'll use this opportunity by hook or by crook … After all, if Allen is no longer around, England will only be a powerful country no matter how strong it is.
"Then, Daisy, don't allow this change to the competition system. It doesn't matter if they think that you can't fight against their alliance. We will win when the time comes." Morgan-le-Feiil heard Owen's words and sat up straight. She did not want her son to take the risk.
"Mom, don't worry. I have also considered this risk. When the time comes, we will all go. Although I may not be able to defeat Lord Voldemort who injured Allen the other day … I think I will have no problem fighting against the Lord Voldemort when Allen was in fifth grade." Daisy stretched out a finger, shook it, and said with a smile, "When the time comes, we will ask Penello to arrange the people under Umbrella. Then, we will ask Allen to bring Luna along. She will sit in the stands. That will be double insurance … Uh …" Daisy suddenly froze. She asked loudly, "But, Allen, you made her pregnant … This will affect her strength. Will she still be able to fight?"
"Luna should not be a problem. In fact, I think that even if they plan to do this, I will be able to solve the problem alone. I will bring some people under Umbrella to help me. It will be safer for you all to stay in the floating city," Allen said confidently.
"No, Allen, Daisy is right. We should all go. Your dad is usually busy with work, but I insist on practicing in the training room. If it weren't for you two brats hiding the truth and Luna continuing to help us read the Nether Scrolls, I might have finished one whole section of the ten chapters." Owen rejected his son's suggestion. He then smirked. "So, since Luna is going, Allen, you have a more serious problem to worry about …"
"What?"
"As the principal of the Hogwarts, you have a problem with a girl getting pregnant … When the time comes, the news media from all over the world will be there."
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