While people truly believed that the school of Beauxbatons only hosted the french, the school had more culture than you could ever believe. Within the large school, larger than Hogwarts or Durmstrang, the sisters of the Louvére family lived their li...
Cedric put his hand into the bag, and out came the blueish-gray Swedish Short-Snout, the number one tied around its neck.
Harry put his hand into the silk bag and pulled out the Hungarian Horntail, and the number four. It stretched its wings as he looked down at it, and bared its minuscule fangs.
"Well, there you are!" said Bagman. "You have each pulled out the dragon you will face, and the numbers refer to the order in which you are to take on the dragons, do you see? Now, I'm going to have to leave you in a moment, because I'm commentating. Mr. Diggory, you're first, just go out into the enclosure when you hear a whistle, all right? Now . . . Harry . . . could I have a quick word? Outside?"
It was worse than Aurélie could ever have imagined, sitting there and listening. The crowd screamed . . . yelled . . . gasped like a sin- gle many-headed entity, as Cedric did whatever he was doing to get past the Swedish Short-Snout. Krum was still staring at the ground. Aurélie had now taken to retracing Cedric's steps, around and around the tent. And Bagman's commentary made everything much, much worse. . . . Horrible pictures formed in Aurélie's mind as she heard:
"Oooh, narrow miss there, very narrow" . . . "He's tak- ing risks, this one!" . . . "Clever move — pity it didn't work!"
And then, after about fifteen minutes, Aurélie heard the deafening roar that could mean only one thing: Cedric had gotten past his dragon and captured the golden egg.
"Very good indeed!" Bagman was shouting. "And now the marks from the judges!"
But he didn't shout out the marks; Aurélie supposed the judges were holding them up and showing them to the crowd.
"One down, three to go!" Bagman yelled as the whistle blew again. "Miss Louvère, if you please!"
Aurélie as trembling from head to foot; she left the tent with her head held high and her hand clutching her wand.
When Aurélie entered the enclosure she immediately spotted the dragon protecting her eggs, at first she tried a couple of stunning spells but that made the dragon angrier and burnt the bottom of her skirt
"Oh I'm not sure that was wise!" they could hear Bagman shouting gleefully.
She tried sneaking round the back but quickly had to go hide behind some rocks to avoid getting burnt.
"Oh . . . nearly! Careful now . . . good lord, I thought she'd had it then!" Bagman yelled.
She was finally close enough to put the bewitching spell on the dragon and she went into a slumber where she was then able to grab the golden egg, raising it high for everyone to see, the enclosure burst into applause as dragons tamers came to collect the dragon.
"Amazing! She's gotten the egg!" Said Bagman.
"Now time for the judges score!"
Madame Maxine held up a ten Bagman held up a seven Crouch held up a six Dumbledore held up a eight Karkaroff held up a three
The stadium all clapped whilst Aurélie was sent to the medical tent to get checked out.
"You were amazing! Just unfortunate that Kararoff is so biased!" Céleste exclaimed.
"Madame Maxine looked so proud!" Fleur exclaimed.
"Thanks, now we need to work out what the second task is." Said Aurélie, Madame Pomfrey, Hogwarts matron gave her some water and a jacket to keep warm.
"First, let's celebrate!" Said Camilla.
Once the other champions finished receiving their eggs Aurélie went back to the champions tent as she was told.
She, Cedric, and Krum all came in together. One side of Cedric's face was covered in a thick orange paste, which was pre- sumably mending his burn. He grinned at Harry when he saw him.
"Good one, Harry."
"And you," said Harry, grinning back.
"Well done, all of you!" said Ludo Bagman, bouncing into the tent and looking as pleased as though he personally had just got past a dragon. "Now, just a quick few words. You've got a nice long break before the second task, which will take place at half past nine on the morning of February the twenty-fourth — but we're giving you something to think about in the meantime! If you look down at those golden eggs you're all holding, you will see that they open . . . see the hinges there? You need to solve the clue inside the egg — because it will tell you what the second task is, and enable you to prepare for it! All clear? Sure? Well, off you go, then!"
the Beauxbatons students went back to the carriage to celebrate. Then had dinner.
Aurélie and her friends tried working out the egg, Aurélie opened it but screamed so badly she quickly shut it.
"When you opened it, it looked like there were bubbles, so maybe it's water related?" Said Fleur.
"Yeah, you might but I'm too tired, I have ages." Said Aurélie. The group soon went to bed, Aurélie fell asleep as soon as he head hit the pillow.
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