Disclaimer: I do not own Maximum Ride or Harry Potter. This is my first fanfic so go easy on it.
Chapter One:
The Goblet of Fire turned red once more; sparks showered out of it; the tongue of flame shot high into the air, and from its tip Dumbledore pulled a fourth piece of parchment, cleared his throat and read out –
'Harry Potter'
'I didn't put my name in,' Harry said blankly. 'You know I didn't.'
Before anyone could say any more the Goblet shot another tongue of flame into the air, the biggest one of all, and shot out a fifth piece of parchment.
There were gasps of astonishment from all sides of the Great Hall. Never in the history of the Triwizard Tournament had there been so many champions. Dumbledore caught the parchment, read it and mumbled something, then said to the students, 'Will everyone please go back to their dormitories.'
Harry started to move but Dumbledore called "Except for the Champions."
Dumbledore led them through the maze of corridors that made up Hogwarts castle. They walked in silence until they were standing in front of the stone gargoyle that guarded his office. Dumbledore said the password and they all stepped onto the moving staircase, with a surprised gasp from Fleur. They arrived in his office and he conjured them all chairs, and sat down on his own behind his desk, gesturing for them to sit.
"I need you all to listen to me very carefully" Dumbledore told the group. "We have a situation, the Goblet of Fire has chosen four individual champions, and the fifth piece of parchment contains the name of a group of rather extraordinary people. Who if I am correct are about to arrive." He stood and gestured for the champions to follow him. "We will go outside and wait for them, as they are muggles and will not be able to see the castle as it really is."
Harry was bewildered, but he kept his thoughts to himself as they walked out of the office and through the castle, then out the double doors and into the grounds.
Sorry if it's OOC.
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