He led the young man out of the courtyard and wandered aimlessly, letting his feet decide the path they would trace. By chance, the path they took led them straight into the garden maze, but Albus knew several ways to navigate out. It was not long before they found themselves at the centre of the maze, marking the halfway point of their journey out of it. In the centre was a large open area with another plinth, which held a silver cup instead of a pot. It was the tri-wizard cup and had a storied history of its own, though thankfully, Ligo assumed incorrectly that it was purely decorative or to congratulate players on reaching the centre of the maze. Making no comment on it, they moved on and soon found their way out of the large and circuitous maze. Albus found himself amused that they had wasted over half an hour choosing the most difficult exit from the Hogwarts gardens, but Ligo, continuing to be poker-faced, looked nonplussed by the detour.