Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 316 Accomplice to Murder, Mu En

It must be said that the abilities of the federal spellcasters are not weak either.

Only a week had passed, and they had already found Neil, who was serving in the army, and the soldiers in Veterans Lane through information from Zhalan and Moon.

Incidentally, they also found out that Moon had a cousin named Jay who was also serving in the Federal Army.

After returning to the Snow Eagle Mountain defenses, Layton tried to curry favor with Moon.

He deliberately arranged for all his family members to be stationed behind the front lines.

They were specifically responsible for the supply and transportation of weapons along certain safe routes.

"It seems Lieutenant General Layton wants to befriend us."

After reading the entire letter, Moon felt a little more at ease.

Although he is now able to bring his family to live on Star Ember Island.

But for some reason, Neil kept telling him in his letters not to go to the mainland.

He was simply told to live well on the islands and take good care of his family.

"Judging from Uncle Neil's words, they shouldn't run into any trouble, right?"

As Mun spoke, he looked at Zhalan, who was standing next to him.

"Not yet. We just reached a potion deal with the Federation spellcasters, so they shouldn't be the ones to break off relations now."

Zalan's words reminded Moon.

Two days ago, the Gracia Federation sent people to exchange thousands of doses of hemostatic and bone-setting potions.

This is also the most basic potion that Moon taught the wizards of Star Ember Island to brew.

However, the potion's effects are much better than those previously used by the Federation spellcasters.

Of course, Star Ember Island also received sufficient compensation, far exceeding the income from other businesses.

After all, this is a transaction with a country.

Not only are the quantities enormous, but most importantly, Moon's refining method is unique in this world.

Of course, the recovered funds were quickly absorbed by Star Island.

In addition to purchasing weapons and armor for the soldiers, the defensive strength was expanded.

Star Ember Island also acquired seven large sailing ships, each equipped with 30 cannons.

This arrangement is the next step plan unanimously decided upon by the senior management of Star Ember Island.

Expand your power and wipe out the pirates.

This is both to maintain stability under its rule and to protect the interests of Star Ember Island.

Another portion of the funds was placed by Moon in the factories and workshops on Starlight Island.

Moon, who had spent some time in the Muggle world, knew this very well.

If Muggle technology is developed to its fullest potential, it can also become a powerful weapon capable of resisting wizards.

However, the technology at the Starlight Island base is not yet perfect, and the workers still need to explore and refine it.

Moon also promised them that he would buy more books for them to study in a while.

However, it wasn't very convenient for Moon to do this.

Because he spends most of his time at Hogwarts, except during holidays.

It's very inconvenient to buy Muggle items.

"Perhaps we need to find an agent in the Muggle world."

In fact, Moon also wants to establish a secret base in Diagon Alley, not just in the Muggle world.

This way, all the supplies and materials brought back each week can be exchanged for Galleons.

Incidentally, he can also exchange it for some items that can help him learn magic.

You can also add some magical items to the wizards of Star Ember Island to enhance their combat strength.

Seven days later.

When Moon prepared to return, he took with him a considerable amount of magical materials unique to this world.

Hogwarts has entered a new week.

From Monday onwards, Moon's name became firmly etched in the minds of everyone in the school.

It wasn't because of the Philosopher's Stone, but because the Daily Prophet published another news article about unicorns.

It was still the front page headline, but the story was even more complicated and mysterious.

Looking at the newspaper picture, there was a picture of a wizard's corpse with a hole in his chest.

Several young wizards in the hall spat out the food they had just eaten.

"How could unicorns kill people? They are the purest magical creatures."

“That’s right, they won’t even touch men, so how could they kill male witches?” A little witch from La and Crow had barely uttered this when she noticed the stares directed at her from all around.

She quickly added another sentence.

“Of course! Except for Moon Scarlett.”

"How could this reporter write such nonsense!"

Hermione has finally recovered and is pointing indignantly at a passage in the newspaper.
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We have every reason to be suspicious.

The Hogwarts unicorn riot was a premeditated and malicious incident.

The protagonist of this incident, Mr. Moon Scarlett, inadvertently provided cover for the group of unicorns.

Whether this man was involved in the murder remains unknown.

However, it is undeniable that this first-year student at Hogwarts became a rising star in the British wizarding world through this incident.

I will continue to follow the developments of the Unicorn Riots.

Rita Skeeter reports --
“I told you long ago that what this reporter said was not credible.”

Ron also read the entire report with great interest.

Although he knew this had nothing to do with Moon, he couldn't help but find Rita Ski's story compelling.

"But I think she's absolutely right when she says Moon is a rising star in the magical world."

"Didn't you understand what she meant in her article, Ron?"

Hermione slammed the newspaper down on the table as she spoke.

"She said that to deliberately mislead the wizard into thinking that Moon did it for fame."

Hermione was involved in the entire unicorn riot that day.

She was also fully aware of what had happened and knew that Moon had been forced to participate in it.

However, in the end, the unicorn riot was resolved peacefully.

Harry didn't pay much attention to what was in the newspapers.

He also knew that Moon wouldn't do this for fame.

If Moon really wanted to be famous, all he had to do was recount his confrontation with Voldemort that night, and that would be enough to shock everyone.

Thinking of this, Harry looked up at Moon, who was focused on eating.

"Don't you care about these things at all?"

Harry couldn't understand why Moon's mindset was so calm.

After he returned, he couldn't stop sharing with Ron and Hermione.

He even revealed a little bit about Voldemort.

But Moon is the protagonist of this incident.

He acted as if nothing had happened, and was even able to enjoy his food so quietly.

"The past is not worth my time, and it's more fun to learn a couple more magical spells than to worry about it."

Moon put down his spoon and let out a burp.

Feeling very satisfied after finishing a large bowl of Hagrid's bread, I knew it was time to hurry up and learn some magic.

As Moon got up and left, all the young wizards in the hall were drawn to him.

Only after Moon disappeared did the auditorium return to its usual lively atmosphere.

Whether it's resolving the unicorn crisis or helping to cover up unicorn killings.

Moon became a household name at Hogwarts.

Harry was the only one who felt the same way.

However, he did not appear as composed as Moon when faced with such a reputation.

Harry couldn't understand why Moon's spell could stop Voldemort.

But now he vaguely understands.

At the same time, Hermione also stared blankly at Moon's departing figure.

She then put down her spoon, picked up a piece of bread, and quickly followed him out.

Although I don't have much time in the morning, I can still go to the library and read a couple more pages.

Harry watched the two leave, a slight thought stirring within him.

But then he glanced at Ron, who was enjoying his meal next to him, and sat back down in his original seat.

Those two are crazy. This spot is much better for me.

Harry thought for a moment, then took the fried sausage Ron offered and began to eat it with gusto.

(End of this chapter)