Harry Potter and the Legend of the Temple

"Madame Maxime..."

"Needless to say, I know what you are going to do."

Louis and others sat down in front of her, and were about to explain something to her when they were interrupted by this huge woman.

"You probably came here about Hagrid."

Several children looked at each other in confusion, but Louise did not follow her around the bush and got to the point directly:

"You should also know who Hagrid is. His unprovoked situation is not what a person like him deserves. I hope..."

"No, I don't agree." Before Louis could finish speaking, Maxim had already put down the red wine glass and put his two huge hands on his chest, "I know Hagrid is a good person, but you want to use me to help him Speaking of which, I’m afraid it’s wishful thinking.”

Although Madame Maxime is a representative of France, she has absolute authority as the principal of Beauxbatons School. However, at the beginning of the Triwizard Tournament, she complained about the fact that two non-compliant students from Hogwarts competed. It was really difficult for her to help speak to the teachers at Hogwarts.

As a bystander, she wished that there would be some negative news about Hogwarts. After all, Beauxbatons and Hogwarts were both competitors under the current circumstances.

"Of course it's not to use you." Louis looked directly into Mrs. Maxim's eyes, "but to help you."

"Help me? I have no problem and I need you kids to help me." She waved her wand, and the red wine in the goblet automatically filled up.

"Really? You have to know that Mrs. Maxim, what Rita Skeeter was disparaging in the newspaper was not actually Hagrid, but a group of people she was referring to." Louis paused before continuing, "Mixed-race giants. "

Upon hearing the words "mixed giant", Madam Maxime's hands trembled visibly, and the red wine in her glass almost spilled onto the precious fur sofa.

"I know that you have always had issues with your bloodline, and you don't even want to mention it. That's because in the magical world, the world's prejudice against mixed-race giants is too great." Louis said quickly, "Don't you want to change your mind? Their prejudice?