"That thing was absolutely disgusting!" Xenophilius Lovegood cut in, his voice full of contempt. "It seems now that my instincts back then were completely right!"
"That wasn't law at all. It was that Umbridge going mad and stuffing all her prejudice and hatred toward 'Werewolf Wizards' into a piece of parchment!"
"Editor-in-Chief Lovegood, your judgment is quite accurate..." Rita Skeeter maintained her intrigued smile and began writing again with her Quick-Quotes Quill. "I'll note all of that down."
"Since Editor-in-Chief Lovegood is so worked up, and seems to understand it very well..." She turned her gaze to Xenophilius. "Why not share the contents of this law with us?"
"Spare me!" Xenophilius shot Rita Skeeter an irritated glance. "That law was far too nauseating!"
"What a shame..." Rita Skeeter sighed softly, then turned to Vizet. "Mr. Lovegood, I'll take care of this sort of thing for you..."
"First, it forced 'Werewolf Wizards' to register and be marked." Her question was more of a formality; before the words had even faded, she eagerly began explaining, as if afraid Vizet would interrupt her.
"All 'Werewolf Wizards' had to register with the Ministry of Magic, and then a wolf-head mark would be left on their files and personal records for identification."
"Any wizard or shop could consult the Werewolf Registry to look up the information of these registered 'Werewolf Wizards.'"
"Why do this? Naturally, to prepare for another provision... That law explicitly prohibited 'Werewolf Wizards' from working in places where underage wizards might appear."
"It sounded quite good... But in that case, what could they actually do? At the very least, most departments of the Ministry of Magic and all sorts of wizarding shops... would be unable to offer them work."
"Oh, right! As for all kinds of wizard settlements, 'Werewolf Wizards' couldn't stay