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The time came for the Goblet to spit out the names of the champions for the Triwizard Tournament. Blair sat in between the twins this time with Terry across from her with Harry and his friends on his side. Neville even decided to sit with them.
Blair didn't pay much attention to the names being called though. It wasn't like any of her friends were being chosen since none of them were even old enough to toss their name in.
Her mind was floating about with thoughts of divination and what Helena Ravenclaw had told her days ago. Something about exercising the power of sight. It's not really something you are just born with immediately. Which, if she remembered right, her mother had practiced since before she was even in school.
Blair jerked her head up as Terry's foot collided with her leg. A glare set in her eyes.
"What the-"
"HARRY POTTER?!" Blair twisted her head around quickly towards Albus Dumbledore who held a slip of paper with burnt edges. His eyes landing on Harry who was diagonal from her. Harry slowly stood up, his eyes snapping to his sister for help before he went to walk to Albus. Blair stood up finally as he was pushed to where the other champions were going.
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"No! This is absolutely ridiculous! He's Fourteen!" Blair shouted as she stood partially in front of Harry to stop the other teachers from interrogating him.
"I 'gree vith 'Lair. 'E iz too young!" Fleur agreed with a frown as Victor nodded.
"He has to compete! It's in the rules!" Bagman declared.
"Like hell he does! Screw the rules!" Blair growled out. Mad Eye turned to look at her, raising his thick brow at her.
"Who even let you back here? Only champions and teachers allowed back here." He told her with scowl on his face. Blair snapped her glare towards him.
"I'm his damn sister!!" She snapped before looking to Albus. "You can't seriously be thinking of putting him in this. People have died in this tournament." She reminded him, giving him a look that would tell him exactly what she was thinking. Albus nodded at her before raising his hands.
