Serena, did those hospitalized Muggles show anything unusual?
Looking at the words Vizet had left behind, Serena Pendragon thought back carefully before picking up her pen and writing a reply in the notebook.
The investigation into that aspect hasn't begun yet, so I can't give an accurate conclusion. I can only talk about my personal impression.
I think, rather than saying those Muggles were attacked, it would be better to say they were parasitized by Dark Magic creatures. As for what effects the parasitism caused, it's still hard to say for now.
Those Muggles all looked rather haggard, like they were sickly and weak. If I had to compare it to something, it was probably the feeling of malnutrition?
But the hospital Anne and I went to was a private Muggle hospital. And the ward that Muggle stayed in was no simple place. It had a television and a telephone, and even a kitchen.
Based on what we know of the Muggle World, the chances of a Muggle who could stay in that kind of ward being malnourished were really not high.
But if we want to confirm that, we'll have to make contact with that Muggle's family and search their memories. If we want more detailed evidence, we can only wait until tomorrow to continue the investigation.
Vizet's reply appeared in the notebook. Serena, when I was previously kept at St. Mungo's for observation, I flipped through some medical records. Part of the content concerned Dark Magic creatures.
I've also done some research on Dark Magic creatures, so I combined it with those medical records and summarized some methods for separating Dark Magic creatures. I hope they can help you...
This time, Serena Pendragon was quite experienced. She immediately waved her Wand and summoned a large stack of parchment,