In the southwest of England, Devon is an extremely remote place near the English Channel, where almost no Muggles have set foot.

A ring of fire appeared, and Jerry pulled Hermione over from the door of Granger's dental clinic.

"What a large-scale Muggle shielding charm!"

As soon as they walked out of the fire ring, a desolate lawn shrouded in fog appeared in front of them.

However, Jerry knew that the fog was just a weather magic specially created by the Ministry of Magic to shield Muggle technological products, and a large-scale Muggle shielding spell was cast around the fog to prevent Muggles from accidentally entering.

Sure enough, when they walked forward for more than ten meters, the fog suddenly dissipated, revealing the densely packed small tents of various colors and styles in front of them that had covered the entire coastline.

Near the tent, there were all wizards wearing wizard robes from different countries, various magic performances, stalls for purchasing items related to the Quidditch game, and wizard children flying around on broomsticks.

It looked extremely lively, like a magical version of a temple fair.

At the end of those tents was a huge building dozens of times larger than the Hogwarts Quidditch pitch.

Needless to say, it must be the one mentioned in Meyer's letter before, the Ministry of Magic spent a lot of money and energy in one year to build a super Quidditch stadium that can accommodate 100,000 wizards.

"Oh my God, it's the first time I've seen so many wizards gathered together!"

Hermione looked at the endless wizards in front of her and couldn't help but exclaimed.

In Hermione's eyes, the most wizards she saw were in Hogwarts and Diagon Alley, but when the most wizards in these two places were only a few hundred people.

However, now that the Quidditch World Cup has gathered almost all Quidditch enthusiasts in the wizarding world, tens of thousands of wizards, the feeling is naturally different.

"Ahhhhh"

Just as Hermione was marveling, there was a burst of space magic fluctuations in the sky, and then several familiar figures fell out of the air with shouts and fell on the grass in front of them.

A closer look revealed that it was not the twins Harry, Ron, Ginny and Wes.

Afterwards, Arthur, Sirius and Diggory and his son, who cast the levitating spell, also slowly fell from the air.

"Good morning everyone!"

Upon seeing this, Jerry and Hermione stepped forward and greeted everyone one by one.

The two of them were not surprised by the arrival of Harry and others, because they had received a letter from Ron a few days ago.

Harry and Sirius left London for the Burrow in advance, and agreed to catch the train together at five o'clock this morning. The Ministry of Magic placed the key to the village of Ottery St. Catchpole next door to the Burrow, and come over to watch the game together.

"Jerry, I read in the Daily Prophet that you have developed a kind of space magic called portal. Is it true?"

Ron placed the door key, which looked like an old shoe, at the door key recycling counter at the entrance of the camp, and asked Jerry curiously.

After hearing Ron's question, Harry, Ginny, the Weasley brothers, including Arthur, Sirius and the Digorys couldn't help but cast their eyes over. …

During this period, the most sensational thing in the wizarding world, apart from today's Quidditch World Cup, is the new book "Conjectures and Applications of Long-Distance Portals" published by Jerry Kamen.

This magic book is currently on the shelves of major bookstores, and many wizards have bought this magic book and are studying it.

However, because the time is too short, no wizard has yet been able to transform the magic theory mentioned in the magic book into reality, so many wizards now still express doubts about whether this kind of space magic can be realized.

Although it was mentioned in the Daily Prophet, according to the owner of the publishing house, Mr. Jerry Kamen, the author of this magic book, has mastered this kind of space magic.

Before Jerry could answer, Hermione next to him had already raised her chin proudly:

"Of course it's true. Jerry just used portal magic to bring me here directly from London. With just one stroke, a ring of fire appeared, and then we stepped through the ring of fire."

Seeing Hermione proudly talking about her first experience using the portal, and showing off the special edition magic book that Jerry gave him, Jerry had a smile on his face.

Hermione is a girl with very strong self-esteem. Although she was born into a Muggle family, she has always wanted to surpass those little wizards who grew up in wizarding families through her own efforts.

Therefore, she is always proud and never admits defeat in front of others.

Being able to show off Jerry's achievements shows that in her heart, Jerry is already a very, very important person.

Hearing Hermione's words, Harry, Ron and others all looked envious. Compared to Hermione and Jerry's comfort in using portal magic, their first experience with the portal key was not that good.

Traveling with a Portkey feels akin to having a hook behind your belly button and pulling hard, taking you to your destination.

And sometimes the landing place is not standard, and they may be thrown directly in mid-air. If you don't react in time, you will fall directly to the ground like they did just now.

Compared with the simple envy of Harry and others, the adult wizards such as Arthur, Sirius and Digory had much more complicated thoughts.

On the one hand, he was shocked by Jerry's magic level, that he could actually create a new kind of space magic.

On the other hand, I am also thinking about what kind of impact it will have on the wizarding world if portal magic really appears.

First of all, the emergence of portal magic will definitely facilitate the travel of wizards and bring great benefits to the general wizards. It will also play a very important role in the research and development of space magic.

But there are also many hidden dangers.

Just like at present, wizards who want to travel across countries need to register with the Ministry of Magic, and there are strict restrictions on the use of portkeys.

But if most wizards master the portal, this restriction will be basically difficult to achieve.

Since you can't monitor every adult wizard using the portal, it will be easier for them to travel to other countries.

You can imagine that in the Muggle world, if you wanted to go abroad, you had to get a passport, register, and take a plane, but now you can reach any corner of the world just by opening a portal.

This will have a huge impact on the government and many industries.

Of course, Jerry had not thought about this, but he felt that this was not entirely a bad thing.

The world of wizards is too conservative. It would be good to lift the distance restriction and allow everyone to get closer. This may speed up the ideological liberation and communication among wizards.
Chapter completed!