Thread:Godzillafan93/@comment-6052796-20140913230734/@comment-6052796-20150107202734

Actually Goblet of FIre, breifly covered the idea of wizards in other countries with their Tri-Wizard Tournament and Quidditch world cup. With the former, there are two wizarding schools from France and Scandanavia. On the HP wikia and Rowling's personal site Pottermore, it has said to be 11 known wizarding schools in the world. http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Wizarding_schools  Whilst the latter Quidditch World Cup, established that there are Witches and Wizards all over the world, since there are Quidditch teams in Ireland and Bulgeria. What sucks is there is no Team Canada in the QWC, but the book focuses more on England anyway. Kirika and her sister could both be witches or at least share magical blood, since Harry's aunt and mom, while the former is a muggle, still share's enough blood with her sister for a protection spell to work on her house.