"Not in North America?" Hearing that answer, President Bill immediately made a rather troubling connection.
"He should be at Hogwarts." Benjamin Graves continued, "I received word earlier that a battle had broken out there as well."
"Hogwarts, so that means..." President Bill swallowed. "He was in Europe, then... repaired the memorial here?"
"Possibly every memorial in the world, along with everything that was damaged." Benjamin Graves said cheerfully. "Including houses, streets, even Wands."
"Right!" He looked up at the reappeared moon. "And what your subordinates reported earlier—that moon that had vanished."
"Wizards can do something on that scale?" President Bill's voice rose sharply. "Conjure a moon like that? God!"
"I think they can." Benjamin Graves narrowed his eyes slightly. "Or rather, Mr. Lovegood certainly can!"
President Bill found it hard to breathe. Even after loosening his tie, he still felt dizzy.
Benjamin Graves had already set up the telescope. He lowered his head slightly and looked through it at the new moon, then burst out laughing.
"What did you see?" President Bill asked instinctively.
Benjamin Graves raised his head. "It really is Mr. Lovegood's work. I can now be one hundred percent certain!"
He stepped aside from the telescope. "If you want to know what I saw, you can take a look yourself."
President Bill licked his lips, his gaze shifting between Benjamin Graves and the telescope.
"Everyone, just as I said before." At that moment, Vizet's gentle voice sounded in his ears. "Could you spare a thought for my feelings?"
"You know everything already?" President Bill's eyelids twitched wildly, and even his voice began to tremble.
Benjamin Graves, standing nearby, had no idea what was going on. He frowned in confusion. "What?"
Vizet's voice sounded again. "More or less. I probably know what you're all plotting."
"If you're willing