Was it strange for Louise to be feeling relieved of the responsibilities that came with being a competitor? Yes, she was smart and yes she was pleased that she had made it to the third challenge, but JARVEY testing was one thing. These competitions, with all of her school and Hogwarts and a certain dark haired adult male, watching her and scrutinizing her every move was another.

After obtaining a couple of soft pretzels and a butterbeer from the concessions area, the Thunderbird set off in search of a seat. She was still vastly undecided who she was rooting for, given that her fellow housemate had been removed from the competition, as had Aurora. And she only knew one of the Hogswartians still present in the competition. So perhaps cheering them all on would be best? Yes, Louise Hamilton would be cheering that all four made it out alive because no thanks to repeats of the Triwizard Tournament of 1994, thank you very much.

Now where to sit. Was there a #TeamNeutral area? The stands were relatively empty because she'd apparently arrived, save for that small Gryffindor who Valerie silenced last month. Eh, why not? If she got too loud or obnoxious, she could always move to a different seat and the girl did have a nice view of all four competitor screens.

"May I join you?" Louise asked. If her sister had been present, or even a certain male, her decision of where to sit probably would have been easier. But of course, the male would probably be sitting with his colleagues and the seventh year was fully aware that it would not have been appropriate. One more month, she reminded herself.