Chapter 331 The Next Chairman?

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Seeing the other party walking quickly, Dumbledore also greeted him with a smile on his face, and said:

"Oh, Babajid, it seems that Waggadu specially invited you back!"

Hearing Dumbledore's words, the wizard named Babajid said with a wry smile:

"No way, I graduated from Ouagadou after all, and now the school is under such accusations, as a former student, I naturally can't just sit idly by, talking about Albus, it's just some children's joke, that's all, it needs such a big fanfare ?"

Hearing Babajid's inquiry, Dumbledore first smiled, and then said meaningfully:

"Babajid, you have to know that such a complaint is not a trivial matter. No one wants to repeat what happened at the Magical Congress of America, right? Moreover, if there is really a grand investigation, then it will not only Come myself, and my students!"

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Babajid could only sigh, and then set his sights on Wentworth.

Seeing Wentworth standing behind Dumbledore, Babadkin immediately put on a smile and said:

"Albus, is this the student who will represent Hogwarts in the School of Magic and Potions Championship this year? It seems that the grade is relatively young! Nowadays, it is rare to see such a young contestant. After all, Potions Experience is very important!”

Seeing this, Dumbledore pushed Wentworth on the shoulder, and then introduced with a smile:

"Let me introduce to you, this is Wentworth Dumbledore, the grandson of my brother, and the representative of our Hogwarts School of Magic and Potions Tournament this year!"

Then, Dumbledore pointed to Babadkin and introduced to Wentworth:

"This is Babadkin Akinbad, who is a strong candidate for the chairman of the International Federation of Wizards after me! If something happens to me one day, it is very likely that Babadkin will replace me and fulfill the international The duties of the President of the Wizarding Union."

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Babadkin said with a wry smile:

"Hey, Albus, do you know how long I've been waiting for your place? But it looks like I'll have to wait a long time! Haha!"

Babadkin Akinbad and Albus Dumbledore looked at each other, then laughed together.

Seeing this, Wentworth understood in his heart that the relationship between these two people should be extraordinary.

But at this time, Babadkin changed the subject and said:

"But, Albus, I have heard that your brother's son once..."

Before Babadkin could finish speaking, Dumbledore waved his hand, interrupted Babadkin, and said expressionlessly:

"That matter is over!"

Seeing this, Babadkin immediately closed his mouth, looked at Wentworth, and said with a smile:

"Albus, you don't mean to bring your grandson here to see the world, right?"

Dumbledore responded with a smile on his face:

"This is the person chosen by Severus. According to Severus, when he was in this grade, his potion level was just like this!"

Hearing this, Babadkin looked at Wentworth again in surprise, and said:

"Severus Snape?! Then our Waggadu players have met a strong opponent this year!"

Hearing the conversation between the two, Wentworth could only laugh awkwardly beside him.

Then Babadkin took out an old pen and said:

"Sorry Albus, Waggadu, like Hogwarts, prohibits the use of apparation, but we can enter the school through the school's registered port key!"

Wentworth, who had just regained his strength, felt his stomach churn again when he heard the word Portkey. Seeing that Dumbledore had already grabbed the old pen in Babadkin's hand, Wentworth quickly spoke said:

"Wait a minute, principal, and Mr. Akimbard.

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Hearing Wentworth's voice, Babadkin Akinbad looked at Wentworth curiously, and asked:

"What's the matter, Wentworth, is there a question?"

Wentworth pointed to Waggadu on Moon Mountain, and quickly said:

"It's like this. It's the first time I came to Africa, and it's also the first time I came to Moon Mountain and Ouagadou. The scenery here is so beautiful. I want to see more of the scenery of Moon Mountain. So, can I go up?"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Babadkin was taken aback for a moment, and then said with a smile on his face:

"Wentworth is right, the scenery of Moon Mountain is really good. It has been many years, and I have recalled the scenery here countless times in my dreams."

"You can go up if you want, and there is no danger here. However, this distance is not short!"

Hearing Babadkin's words, Wentworth quickly patted his chest and said:

"Don't worry, Mr. Akinbad, I can bear it!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Babadkin cast his eyes on Dumbledore. After thinking for a moment, Dumbledore nodded and said:

"Yes, young people's physical fitness is naturally different from that of an old man like me, and it's always good to see more of the world!"

Hearing what Dumbledore said, Wentworth quickly said with a smile on his face:

"Thank you principal!"

Seeing this situation, Babadkin naturally wouldn't say anything more, but before Babadkin and Dumbledore left, Babadkin specifically warned:

"Wentworth, when you hit Moon Mountain, there is a rule that you must not use magic on animals unless it is absolutely necessary!"

Hearing Babadkin's words, although Wentworth was a little confused, he still agreed. Presumably, it should be local folk customs or customs.

At the same time, Dumbledore glanced at Wentworth, and asked:

"Wentworth, put on your clothes, now, you represent Hogwarts!"

After Babadkin and Dumbledore left with the Portkey, after changing their clothes, Wentworth looked at the vast African grasslands around him, and suddenly felt like the sky was flying high.

Taking a deep breath, Wentworth walked towards Moon Hill.

However, as soon as he reached the foot of Moon Mountain, Wentworth suddenly felt two eyes staring at him.

Immediately, Wentworth first pretended to be calm and continued to admire the surrounding scenery, but in the next second, Wentworth suddenly took out his wand and pointed in the direction of the line of sight.

But soon Wentworth discovered that what was staring at him were only two parrots that fell on the tree.

Seeing this, Wentworth looked around in embarrassment and saw that there was no one around, so he put away his wand and said to himself:

"It must be because I lived with that Nibelungen beast for too long! It made me a little crazy now!"

Then, he turned around and continued walking up the mountain.