When Vizet and Luna arrived at a teahouse, Vizet spotted an article about those Muggle high-level officials in The Times.
The relevant content in The Times could only be considered a brief news item, tucked away in a corner of the fourth page.
It mentioned that both Karl Gustafsson and Toivo Koskinen had submitted their resignations on the day after Easter.
He then picked up newspapers such as The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph and found similar brief reports there as well, though they covered different Muggle high-level officials.
That surprised him somewhat. Whether they had raised doubts or resigned, this group of Muggle high-level officials had acted with such decisiveness, without the slightest hesitation.
Since they were already talking about it, Vizet truthfully told them everything he knew.
Terry pursed his lips, looking more restrained than before. "If that's the case, then it... counts as a pretty good ending."
Anthony, who had remained silent until then, finally spoke. "Vizet... there's something I'd like to ask you..."
"About the Ritual Magic from a couple of days ago?" Vizet asked. "What do you want to know?"
"Anthony, why do I feel like you've been awfully quiet today?" Michael noticed something and gave Anthony a once-over. "Back in the day, if some Muggle high-level official stepped down... especially so abruptly, you'd definitely have something to say about it, wouldn't you?"
Compared with their other dormmates, Anthony had always been more interested in international affairs. He would often gather information from newspapers and magazines, then comment on the important matters he found there.
Yet when Vizet had recounted what happened over Easter, Anthony had not said a single word. Naturally, his dormmates were curious.
"It's about the latter half of the Ritual Magic..." Anthony took a deep breath, his expression turning serious. "Did