Daily News: The Prophet of Hogwarts

Chapter 305 Moon Mountain has been invaded!

"Why not say that an unknown wizard attacked me? Keep the specific identity vague, and say that this wizard has the ability to control dangerous creatures. At the same time, link the actions of this unknown wizard with the knowledge learned in Gringotts, set up a target, and better unite the forces of the wizarding world."

Ryan suggested that since it was difficult to explain the true situation, they should not specify the details and simply say that the suspect was Hai.

In any case, 99% of wizards don't know how big the gap is between wizards, and some junior wizards even think that Dumbledore can't beat a dragon.

Since Helbo's fighting style happens to be related to magical creatures, we can simply say: "The suspect, Helbo, commanded a large group of dangerous magical creatures to attack Ryan and then fought a great battle with Dumbledore."

After thinking it over, everyone realized that as long as the common knowledge about the wizarding hierarchy was removed, it would make sense.

"It seems I really need to go and find Newt. After all, facing a dark wizard who commands magical creatures, we naturally need a magical creature expert to step in." Dumbledore chuckled as he approved the suggestion.

Such an outrageous reason is something these people would never have thought of, and even if they did, they could never convince themselves to agree.

To articulate such a reason and convince oneself to accept it requires immense self-deception and a shameless spirit. Imagine, once this claim spreads, those who don't know will remain oblivious, but those who do will greet you with a pat on the shoulder and exclaim, "Hey, isn't this the person who named Hai?"

Dumbledore felt he was too old to endure such humiliation.

He smugly passed the task to Ryan: "Ryan, you communicate with Fleur and issue a statement to the public based on this reason."

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After arranging the publicity tasks, he continued, "Perhaps tomorrow, or the day after, the other ten magic schools will gather at Hogwarts to discuss matters concerning the Law of Secrecy. What I mean is, to take this opportunity to unite everyone into an alliance. Given the current situation, the wizarding world can no longer remain a disorganized mess."

Needless to say, the deans all agreed.

"But what about the Ministry of Magic? The Ministries of Magic in other regions have considerable influence."

McGonagall asked the question, since, unlike in Britain, the Ministry of Magic in other regions had not undergone a reshuffle, and there were no wizards of Dumbledore's caliber in their jurisdictions, so the Ministry of Magic still had authority.

Ryan answered the question: "This is easy to solve. No matter the circumstances, we can always trust how flexible a good politician can be. They might oppose or resist at first, but as time goes on and the conflict between wizards and Muggles truly erupts, they will quickly back down. So what we need to do is unite the true elite of the wizarding world, namely the highly skilled wizards and the professors at the schools."

"Unless the people in charge of the Ministry of Magic in other regions are not good politicians."

He joked, and everyone laughed. But in the magical world today, powerful wizards exist, but they are mostly in schools and academies.

No one denies the quality of the Aurors in the Ministry of Magic, but that is merely quality and does not determine the strength of their magic.

Take, for example, the renowned Auror of the British Ministry of Magic, the honorable Mr. Moody, whose life was filled with glorious achievements. No one can deny his will and his determination to eradicate dark magic and evil forces.

But even he himself did not believe that he could defeat the heads of Hogwarts.

Moreover, such senior Aurors are a minority; the vast majority of Aurors are simply students who have achieved good grades and have been taught by professors.

Dumbledore then began assigning tasks to the deans, specifying which schools each would be responsible for receiving and what their duties should be.

After the meeting, Ryan sent a meeting notice to all members of the Adventurers' Guild, agreeing to meet after dinner.

Harry, who was filming, received the message.

Hermione, who was in the library, received the message.

Malfoy, who was meeting with the pure-blood family with Lucius and doing charity work together, received the news.

All the busy adventurers and club members received a message from Ryan saying, "I hope everyone will try to attend."

This was the first time Ryan had used the phrase "try your best to attend" when announcing the Adventurers' Club gathering; normally he would just say a time and leave it to him whether he came or not.

Something must have happened!

Everyone thought of this.

So they all stopped what they were doing to make sure they could get to the Adventurers' Club by nightfall.

After sending the message, Ryan went straight into the Room of Requirement and began to redraw the structure of the Wizard Tower.

First, it is necessary to ensure that the structure of the wizard tower is resilient enough to withstand a large amount of magic power. Only then should a large-scale simulated magic power device be installed inside the wizard tower to store magic power.

The original situation was that they were blinded by a leaf and couldn't see Mount Tai, so they painstakingly wandered around on a dead end and achieved some rather strange successes.

Now all we need to do is reverse our thinking: first reinforce the tower, and then design the magic storage.

Meanwhile, both the wizarding world and the ordinary human world were busily preparing for the next steps.

Ordinary people and government officials knew of the existence of wizards, but not much, and this was the first time they had learned just how terrifying the wizards' mobility and destructive power truly were.

Fear gripped them, for they remembered how the wizard would appear and disappear from the hearth every time he met them, making it impossible to guard against him.

At that time, they had no choice, because wizards would only talk to the local leaders, and even if they chose to make their existence public, they would not find any supporters.

The public will only think they've gone mad, and then call for their resignation and hold marches and demonstrations.

Things are different now; the evidence is irrefutable! Imagine what it would be like if these people in power could intercept the wizards' magic? Or what would it be like if the wizards obeyed their commands?

As a result, heads of state from different regions made private, unofficial phone calls to each other.

Because this matter cannot be discussed in official circles yet, these people and the financial groups behind them must make a general decision together before they can communicate with officials, go through the formalities, and then the matter will be settled.

Everyone in the know, whether wizards or ordinary people, is quite busy.

The headmaster and professors of Vargado had all received invitations to form a team for the meeting initiated by Dumbledore; they were the closest wizards and were also fully aware of what was happening above the pyramids.

Amid shock and fear, although a few professors raised questions, most were willing to join Dumbledore's team.

Just as they were packing their things and brainstorming ideas.

Moon Mountain has been invaded!