Splendor from the Wisdom of All Humanity?

Olga Goizueta's words connected the dots for Wizet.

The meteorite that Rita Skeeter mentioned likely originated from the moon;

Now that the meteorite has fallen into Wizarding Central Park and been observed by NASA, its nature changes when it comes into contact with the Muggle World, and we need to consider whether it will affect the Statute of Secrecy.

For this reason, the Magical Congress and the Muggle government have resumed their cooperation.

The Muggle government was responsible for closing Central Park to facilitate the Magical Congress's operations.

Once the Magical Congress has investigated the cause and determined whether the meteorite was caused by wizarding interference, it will be handed over to the Muggle government for research.

"If you want to get in, and you succeed..." Wizet began, "You might face even heavier consequences..."

"You will not only lose the memory of coming here, but you will lose even more memories, including everything you know... about superpowers."

"Then I'll leave now?" Olga Goizueta's expression changed, seemingly having no doubt about what Wizet had said.

Wizet remained noncommittal. "My advice is... if you want to explore, it's best to do so discreetly through surveillance cameras, investigating strange phenomena covertly, and don't think about actually breaking into the so-called hidden world."

"Alright, alright!" Olga Goizueta lowered her head and bit the strap, then skillfully raised her head, twisted her palm, and untied the knot that was wrapped around her palm and the handle.

"When I get back, I'll warn them again!" He recalled the previous pictures. "If you encounter harassment from those people again... please tell me!"

"Tell you?" Wizet asked. "How am I supposed to tell you? You need at least some form of contact...like an email address or a physical address?"

"How come they're so up-to-date?" Olga Goizueta muttered, taking out an address book from her pocket and writing down her email address and other information.

"Georgia ... Atlanta ..." Wizet looked at the note, "They came from such a far place..."

"He seems to have no need to work at all, has all sorts of strange ideas, and has connections with NASA... He's definitely not a simple person!"

Upon emerging from the "Otherworld," the appearance of the skeletal figure sparked many new associations for Wizet.

If the appearance of those "dim" things was due to the New York Attack Incident, it means that the "Otherworld" contains not only the wisdom of wizards, but also the wisdom of all mankind.

Extending this line of thought further, only the wisdom of all humankind could weave such a brilliant galaxy, so captivating and enchanting.

That is why Wizet reminded Olga Goizueta Olga Goizueta be vigilant and avoid excessive contact that could lead to her being discovered and having her memories erased.

Since the New York Attack Incident have brought about a sense of gloom, Olga Goizueta continues to explore whether the "Otherworld" will change again.

This is something that is very worthwhile to study.

A deep male voice rang out, "Mr. Lovegood? What are you doing here?"

Wizet looked up and saw another familiar face, the Magical Congress Auror Paul Smith whom Rita Skeeter had mentioned during her interview.

Paul Smith looked at the receding figure in the distance, "Mr. Lovegood, that person is..."

"A Muggle... or as you would call Muggle," Wizet said.

"Maybe it's because this place is more bustling?" Paul Smith remarked. "There are just more and more Muggle with all sorts of strange ideas here..."

"We're not even enough Hit Wizards; we even have to deploy Auror to erase more memories in order to maintain the Statute of Secrecy. Sometimes I really wonder... do we really need to maintain the Statute of Secrecy?"

"Can we really keep this a secret? I'm increasingly unable to understand the things those Muggle make... Some of their things are really useful, and they seem to have their own kind of magic..."

Olga Goizueta's figure disappeared completely, Paul Smith said somewhat embarrassedly, "Sorry, Mr. Lovegood... I was too long-winded."

"You're absolutely right, Mr. Smith." Wizet smiled slightly. "May I ask... what happened in Central Park? Why was it suddenly closed?"

He added, "Of course... if this is something that needs to be kept secret, then pretend I didn't ask about it, and you don't need to worry about it. I was just curious."

"As a student, it's normal to be curious!" Paul Smith smiled. "It's not something that needs to be kept secret..."

"And since it was your question, of course I'll answer it to the best of my ability... Actually, the Muggle government wanted to retrieve the meteorite, and we were just assisting them, that's all."

"By the way! As for Miss Lovegood, it's just a routine questioning, so you don't need to worry too much. The reason for doing this is mainly the director's suggestion."

"Mr. Graves?" Wizet asked.

Paul Smith explained, "To date, we still cannot determine who the real mastermind behind the New York attacks was..."

"They are hiding too well... The Appaloosa Family are just executors... That's why the Director is worried about your safety and is treating them with caution."

"Once we've confirmed that this was an accident and cleaned up the site, we can hand the meteorite over to the Muggle government."

Wizet said sincerely, "This will probably increase your workload considerably, thank you so much!"

"Mr. Lovegood, you're too kind!" Paul Smith waved his hand. "New York was able to recover so quickly precisely because of your help."

"If we hadn't had your help, the Fire Dragon would have caused even greater damage to New York... or even spread beyond the city limits to other states... and we would have been in even greater distress!"

He glanced behind him and said in a low voice, "Mr. Lovegood... the director is a very responsible person."

"It's only because of some family history that he's so assertive towards Europe wizards... He's usually quite easygoing, and he always does things personally when he's on duty."

Paul Smith's words confirmed Wizet's conjecture: the reason Central Park was closed was because the Muggle government wanted the meteorite.

As for Luna's trip to the Magical Congress, that was a protective measure taken by Liam Graves for safety reasons, and it was not really related to this matter.

If the normal procedure is followed, the Magical Congress only needs to clean up the site and confirm that there is no Dark Magic on the meteorite before it can be handed over to the Muggle government.

Before we knew it, it was noon.

Looking at the bright sun, Wizet stretched and yawned. "Since we're already out... let's buy Luna's favorite cake before we go back!"